Embark on an extraordinary RV camping adventure where soft-footed friends and lush landscapes await at a hidden gem located near the sparkling Grand Lake of the Cherokees. Covering 78 acres of vibrant pastures, rolling hills, and serene woods, this unique destination offers an unforgettable experience with the gentle and enigmatic inhabitants of the alpaca world. From the moment you arrive, immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of the countryside, perfect for those who seek a soothing retreat into nature. Your visit kicks off with a complimentary tour that not only educates you about these fascinating creatures but also allows you to get up close, touch, and even feed the Peruvian Suri Alpacas, renowned for their luxurious fleece. Enhance your stay by indulging in a variety of onsite activities. Wander through the picnic area for a peaceful meal amidst nature, explore the scenic trail, and join in on engaging classes that dive deeper into the alpaca-centric lifestyle. For the adventurers, the property boasts hiking opportunities, enchanting ponds, and (when in season) the sweet reward of blackberry picking. April visitors are treated to the special spectacle of shearing, offering a rare glimpse into the care and craftsmanship that goes into harvesting alpaca fleece. Don't leave without exploring the assortment of alpaca products and toys available for purchasea perfect memento of your peaceful escape. Situated amidst the pastoral beauty of northeastern Oklahoma, be advised that reaching this tranquil oasis requires navigating 580 Road, a path currently undergoing improvements. Drive carefully, and allow the journey through the rustic terrain to be part of your unique experience. Whether you're an RV camper in search of a serene stopover, a nature lover eager to traverse hiking trails, or simply a curious soul fascinated by the charm of alpacas, this destination promises a blend of relaxation, education, and fun. Make sure to call ahead for more information, ensuring your visit to this pastoral paradise near Grand Lake of the Cherokees is as smooth and enjoyable as the alpacas themselves.