Gentle Giants Walk
A relaxed, guided stroll through the pasture with a llama on lead. Great for families.
The Farm
Meet the herd.
A working llama farm since 2001, right next door to your campsite.
Neighbors with long necks
The llamas were here first.
We’ve been raising llamas on this land since 2001. The campground grew up around them, which is why most evenings you can watch the herd graze from your site.
Walk over to the fence and say hello any time. If you want more than a hello, book a guided walk or come along at feeding time with the llamas and donkeys.
Time with the herd
Four ways to meet them.
Guided walks for families, a quiet walk at sunset, a short one for little legs, and hands-on feeding time. Campers and day visitors are both welcome.
How llama walks work
Sunset Stroll
Walk the llamas as the sun drops behind the hills. Quiet, romantic, unforgettable.
Family Fun Walk
A shorter, easy walk sized for young children.
Llama & Donkey Feeding
Hand-feed the llamas and donkeys and get a taste of farm life.
Pick a walk, pick a time. The herd will be waiting.
Book a Llama WalkMeet the herd
The welcome committee.
The greeterFirst to the fence every evening. The supervisorKeeps an eye on the whole campground. The sunset regularBest posing at golden hour.
Llamas raised on this land since 2001.
From the pasture to your plate
The Llama-Compost Garden
An organic box garden campers can pick from in season. It’s filled with aged llama compost, so there are no fertilizers and no pesticides. Just sun, rain and good llama work.
30′ × 60′Organic box garden
100%Aged llama compost
“Tomatoes on steroids.”One camper, on the garden’s tomatoes
2001Raising llamas since
8Acres in all
3Acres of pasture
4Ways to meet the herd
30′×60′Compost garden
Sleep on the farm
No RV? Take the llama villa.
Our log-style farm llama villa has a fire place and llama views.
