This picturesque alpaca farm in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York welcomes RV guests to a working homestead with a rich history. The property features level parking spots with views of a historic 1840s barn, creating a peaceful setting for overnight stays. Guests are invited to explore the grounds and meet the herd of alpacas, as well as the Great Pyrenees livestock guardian dogs and rescue dogs that call the farm home. The hosts share their deep knowledge and genuine passion for alpaca care, breeding, and fiber production through personal tours and conversations. Visitors gain insight into the day-to-day operations of raising quality alpacas while learning about the individual animals and their unique personalities. Award-winning alpacas are part of the herd, and guests often find themselves unexpectedly moved by the experience and the creatures themselves. A retail store on the farm showcases hand-knit clothing, yarn, and other alpaca products—many made from fiber produced on-site. Guests appreciate the opportunity to purchase directly from the farm and even meet the individual alpacas whose fleece was used to create the items. The combination of education, hospitality, and tangible products creates a memorable experience that encourages repeat visits, particularly during different seasons when the alpacas' appearance and the landscape transform.