Rock Ridge Alpacas

"An experience that will charm and bring you knowledge of these unique animals, a must for the young ones. The owner is filled with knowledge and fun stories of their given names. You can feed them as well, each having their own individual look and personality. As well a charming shop you will enjoy,"

"We passed by here on our way home from the area, and we figured we would check it out since it is open to the public. Although we did not have an appointment (required during COVID), Marsha was kind enough to let us take a tour as there were no other appointments at the time. To say we had a great experience would be an understatement. Marsha's knowledge of the alpacas is second to none, and it was so interesting to get an idea of what they have to do to keep up the farm. We were able to feed and pet the alpacas, which was very neat. There is a small store onsite with various goods made from alpaca fur, and the collection was great and the prices reasonable. You could tell how much care Marsha puts into every step of the operation - we will definitely be back!"

"The farm separates male and female herds with around 20+ alpacas in total. Owners are extremely nice and knowledgeable and they let us feed and take pictures with the alpacas for free. In turn, we purchased from the small shop selling alpaca related products, ex. socks, hats, yarn, sweaters. No need for appointments but only opened from 12pm-3pm on Saturdays and Sundays."

"Wonderful little store with Alpaca merchandise for sale on Sat & Sun. Owners were super friendly and very quick to share their vast knowledge of Alpacas, give you a tour and to answer all questions. The animals were super cute to see and we were fortunate to see a newborn only 1 day old."

"I discovered this farm while browsing the web, trying to figure out what to do around this area. They are open on Sundays 12-3pm and have a cute store with amazing alpaca clothing etc, as well as tours of the farm. The owner is very warm and welcoming. The alpacas are the cutest. If you're lucky, you may get to see a baby or two!"