Imagine waking up to the gentle hums of alpacas and the playful antics of Boer goats during a serene RV camping experience at a unique farmstead by the Vermillion River. Here, amidst the lush outskirts of Hastings, Minnesota, RV enthusiasts can relish in the bucolic splendor while indulging in a one-of-a-kind agritourism adventure. The property, a living tapestry of 20 acres, promises RV campers an intimate connection with nature and an up-close experience with the charming Huacaya and Suri alpacas. Farming isn't just a profession hereit's a way of life, where every individual, be it animal or human, thrives in harmony. Guests are welcome to immerse themselves in farm life, engaging in activities that range from playful to pastoral. Consider joining the "Adopt an Alpaca" programyour chance to virtually bond with these fascinating creatures, minus the day-to-day farm chores. For those enchanted by the art of fiber crafting, the property teems with creative opportunities. A fiber processing mill hums at the heart of this pastoral setting, turning fluffy fleece into beautiful roving and yarns, all available at the farm store a treasure trove for the craft enthusiast. RV camping here also equips you with a suite of farm services, whether you're looking to provide your own alpacas with a delightful homestead, are pondering expansion of your herd, or are interested in boarding, breeding, and sales. Escape to this countryside haven, where tranquil riverfront views complement the rich tapestry of farm activities. It's where the art of RV camping and the passion for farming weave together, offering an escape that's as educational as it is enchanting. Come for the serene setting, stay for the joy of alpacas, goat playfulness, and the embrace of rural tranquility.

Tour the farm Experience the alpacas up close Tour the fiber processing mill, see how wool and alpaca products are made Shop for alpaca products Feed the sheep and goats their favorite treat

Please do not disturb livestock. Do not enter shelter or pastures where livestock is housed without permission.

Check in with the Host for parking instructions.