Sierra Vista · San Pedro Valley

Double G Alpacas.

From the barn to the spinning wheel.

Meet the alpacas, then see what happens to their fleece. Double G’s guided tour connects the animals with the fiber work in its Creative Outlet studio and store.

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Illustrative Arizona alpaca farm scene
Arizona farm illustration · not a photograph of Double G
Location
Sierra Vista
Tour listing
90 minutes
Distinctive stop
Fiber demonstration
Other experiences
Walks & spinning

The farm’s signature visit

A barn tour with
a second chapter.

The Alpaca Tour starts in the barn area, where a guide introduces the alpacas and other animals and shares the history and everyday details of raising them. The farm specializes in Huacaya alpacas and is located outside Sierra Vista in the San Pedro Valley.

The visit continues in the Creative Outlet, Double G’s studio and store. A demonstration follows the fiber from the animal to finished yarn, giving families a way to connect the fleece they have just seen with something that can be spun and used.

The advertised tour details

The farm’s booking page lists a 90-minute tour at $5 per person over seven years of age. Check the current rate, availability, and admission arrangements for younger children before reserving.

The Creative Outlet

Make room for
the fiber side of the farm.

Double G’s ranch store carries alpaca products, and its tour makes fiber processing part of the experience. This is a useful stop for visitors curious about how a fleece becomes yarn, as well as people who already knit, weave, or spin.

For a longer hands-on visit, the farm advertises a beginner spinning-wheel class. Its description covers preparing and drafting fiber, understanding the wheel, starting to spin, troubleshooting uneven yarn, and learning to ply strands together.

The class is listed as four hours at $60. Ask what equipment and materials are provided and whether there are age requirements before booking. The farm also hosts the Sierra Vista Fiber Festival; check its website for the next announced dates.

A different way to meet an alpaca

Walk the desert
with an alpaca.

The Alpaca Desert Walk is advertised as a half-mile guided outing through the ranch’s desert setting. Double G describes its alpacas as halter trained and handled regularly, with this experience offering a different pace from a barn-area introduction.

Age guidance
14 and up
Listed appointment
2 hours 15 minutes
Advertised price
$40 per person

The half-mile distance and appointment length are separate details in the listing. Ask the farm what the full appointment includes, how much walking to expect, and how weather affects the outing. Families with younger children can ask about the standard farm tour instead.

Plan your visit

Choose the experience,
then arrange the day.

Book the right visit

The barn tour, desert walk, and spinning class are separate offerings. Tell the farm about your group’s ages, interests, and access needs when choosing an appointment.

Prepare for the setting

Wear comfortable closed-toe shoes and bring water for time outdoors. Ask about shade, walking surfaces, stroller access, and weather changes before heading out.

Farm address
5089 S Calle Alamo
Sierra Vista, AZ 85650

Prices and durations were listed on the farm’s website when reviewed September 29, 2026. Confirm current details before booking.

Take the story a little farther

A fleece has a story, too.

Seeing an alpaca and watching its fiber become yarn can give everyone a new way to look at a farm visit. Before your trip, read about alpacas and their fleece and bring a question about something you would like to see explained. After the demonstration, compare what you learned in the studio with what you noticed in the barn.

For another day out, explore more family alpaca-farm visits and look for experiences that match your interests, whether that means animal encounters, fiber work, or time on a working ranch. When traveling farther, find alpaca farms in other states and confirm tours before adding a stop to your route.