FAQs

Our dry camp spot is perfect for camper vans. The access drive, hillside slope, narrow bridge, and turn around area restricts a single vehicle length to 35'. No towed vehicles.

No. We cannot allow outside animals on the farm. Strange pets will cause stress for our alpacas and llama and possible injury to them.

Currently it is a dry camp spot. There is potable water and a dump site at nearby Winton Woods County Park. For a fee you can dump from March to December. Refer to the website for the park here.

We are 11 miles from Paycor Stadium, home of the Cincinnati Bengals football team

We are 11.5 miles from Great American Ball Park, home of the Cincinnati Reds baseball team

We are 10 miles from the Cincinnati Museum Center

We are 8 miles from the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

We are 10 miles from Riverfest and the Labor Day weekend fireworks

There are multiple grocery stores within 5 miles, including a Walmart

There are multiple restaurants within 5 miles, including the famous Skyline Chili

We are 1 mile from Fibonacci Brewing Company that hosts a farmers market the first Sunday of the month from May to October

No. The alpacas and llama eat grass. Human food is toxic to them.

Good luck! They are very shy and run 35 mph. The owners can introduce you to them.

In their fenced coral unless otherwise arranged.

Yes. We have various alpaca fiber products available for purchase at the farm or in our online store.

Yes. We sell eggs from our free-range chickens and ducks. Eggs are available for purchase at the farm.

Yes. You must follow the Ohio fishing regulations. The stream is not stocked. There is NO HUNTING ALLOWED.