Visits are often by appointment
Many listings are working farms rather than daily attractions. Check the farm’s current website for reservations, tour fees, age limits, accessibility, and seasonal closures before leaving home.
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Alpaca farms in New York
Find New York alpaca farms offering scheduled visits, fiber goods, breeding programs, farm stores, lodging, and seasonal events.
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This Catskills farm offers guided group tours and individual alpaca walks, giving visitors a close look at the herd and daily farm life.
An on-site store and online shop carry alpaca-fiber clothing, accessories, yarn and gifts made for practical use.
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Clover Brooke runs guided llama and alpaca hikes, farm tours, animal walks, yoga sessions, workshops and seasonal events.
The property also offers a farm stay, private-event options and a gift shop, making it one of the state's broader alpaca-centered visitor experiences.
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Lilymoore Farm invites visitors onto the farm for alpaca treks and guided tours, with private programs for birthdays, bachelorette parties, schools, camps and scouts.
The farm also offers proposal packages, an on-site store and locations for photography and filming.
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Faraway Farm raises Huacaya alpacas and turns their fiber into homegrown yarn, apparel and gifts.
Educational farm tours, private events and workshops are available, and the property also welcomes arranged photography and film projects.
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Shalimar Alpacas is a working breeding farm with yarn, clothing and other alpaca-fiber goods available through its shop.
The farm welcomes arranged visits, giving shoppers and alpaca fans a reason to stop beyond livestock sales.
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Rosehaven raises alpacas and sells yarn, knitwear and alpaca goods through its boutique and online store.
The farm maintains a public presence through farm festivals and regional markets, including advertised harvest-season appearances.
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Autumn Mist combines an alpaca farm, a petting-farm experience and a working fiber mill at one Finger Lakes property.
Visitors can learn how fleece moves from the animal through fiber processing, with farm activities offered by arrangement and on advertised open dates.
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Binnewater is an appointment-only Hudson Valley farm offering alpaca hikes, animal tours, private picnics and seasonal programs.
The farm also hosts goat yoga, movie nights, private celebrations and reserved alpaca appearances for weddings.
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Cabin View is a working alpaca-breeding farm that offers guided walking tours around the property.
Its farm shop carries yarn, scarves and other alpaca-fiber products, adding a hands-on retail stop to the visit.
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This 100-acre family farm offers scheduled alpaca tours for individual visitors and organized groups, including schools, senior groups and bus trips.
A farm gift shop rounds out the visit with alpaca-themed and fiber merchandise.
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LaDue Alpacas hosts immersive farm visits and alpaca-yoga sessions, with alpacas, goats and fiber demonstrations part of the experience.
The farm's gift shop carries alpaca products, and the property participates in advertised farm-trail dates.
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Northwoods pairs scheduled farm tours with a seasonal boutique selling alpaca-fiber clothing, accessories and gifts.
Tour guests can meet, feed and pet alpacas during a guided hour on the farm.
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Mill Pond is a 90-acre Huacaya alpaca farm offering guided tours, breeding services, animal sales and education for new owners.
The Mill Pond Mercantile sells alpaca goods, while public farm days and off-site vendor dates give visitors additional ways to connect.
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Stagecoach Trails is a woman-owned Hudson Valley farm with scheduled small-group visits centered on calm time with the alpacas.
The farm also operates an appointment-only store and an online shop carrying alpaca clothing, accessories, yarn and gifts.
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Woodland Meadow Farm raises alpacas for breeding and sales while welcoming visitors to meet the herd by appointment.
The farm also offers alpaca-fiber products and services for alpaca owners, including boarding.
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Seven Acres offers scheduled, ticketed tours that let guests meet the alpacas and spend time on the farm.
The farm also sells alpaca products and posts tour availability through its own online booking system.
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The Healing Acres is a flower and alpaca farm centered on a restored 1836 farmhouse that operates as a countryside farm stay.
Guests share the setting with the farm's alpacas and seasonal production of flowers, eggs, honey and fiber goods.
Across the Empire State
Alpaca farming in New York
New York’s alpaca farms stretch from the Hudson Valley and Catskills to the Finger Lakes, western New York, and the North Country. The directory includes working breeding farms, small visitor operations, fiber studios, farm stores, and properties that combine alpacas with lodging or private events.
People who start by learning about alpacas may be surprised by how differently each farm operates. Some alpaca farms focus on herd genetics and animal sales, while others turn fleece into yarn, clothing, and locally made gifts or welcome families for scheduled encounters.
Farm experiences vary
A visitor farm, breeding operation, fiber mill, and farm boutique may have very different hours. For a broader family outing, compare New York petting zoos, apple orchards, and pumpkin patches.
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