Immerse yourself in the timeless tradition of wool and wonder at this unique RV camping destination, where the gentle hum of a fiber mill weaves together the pastoral symphony of alpacas, llamas, and Valais sheep. As RV campers seek out inspiring locations, this vibrant farm offers an authentic farm-to-yarn experience, complete with educational tours that unveil the intricate journey from fleece to skein. Guests of this cozy RV enclave are invited to revel in the serenity of a 84' x 133' graveled lot that promises a level space for your home on wheels. Surrounded by the tranquil sounds of farm life and the occasional fanfare of peacocks, travelers will discover more than just a place to park; they have stumbled upon an oasis of rural charm equipped with picnic tables for those al fresco dining moments, yard games to stir up some competitive fun, and a horseshoe pit for striking up new friendships under open skies. The heart of this pastoral paradise is not only in its photogenic livestock but also in a quaint corner boutique nestled within the studio folds. There, RV adventurers can acquire luxurious alpaca items, hand-spun yarn, and one-of-a-kind photographs, perfect for memorable souvenirs or gifts. Embracing the laid-back agricultural rhythm, this location operates by appointment, ensuring a personalized touch for your visit whether you arrive bathed in the warm glow of a summer evening or greeted by a crisp winter morning. Generously accommodating, the site welcomes the use of camper and RV generators, ensuring comfort and convenience are never compromised. For those with wanderlust and a yearning for a hands-on learning adventure, reserve your spot and prepare to be enthralled by the seamless harmony between nature and craftsmanship at this bucolic RV camping haven. Be sure to send a text if your anticipation for confirmation grows; this charming farm eagerly awaits your discovery.

Check in with host in front of the main house for parking information. We have a large graveled (100'x130') area more than big enough for multiple Harvest Host members. This is not a pull through area, you'll need to be able to turn around in this space. We do ask for check in before sunset due to limited lights and to let the other visitors enjoy their evening. Rig size is subjective to your turning radius and if you're good with disconnecting your toad if needed. Our driveway entrance is off of highway 41 on the East side. We have a blue sign with a black alpaca on it at the end of the driveway.