Alpaca sales and breeding
Huacayas are offered in a broad range of colors, with particular attention to grey and black breeding stock. The farm also provides supervised breeding services.
Sherwood, Oregon
Alpacas of Oregon
A family-owned Huacaya farm combining herd services, fiber education, reserved visits, and a working barn store near Oregon wine country.
Official farm website
- Location
- Sherwood, Oregon
- Established
- Raising alpacas since 2004
- Herd
- Huacaya alpacas
- Visits
- By appointment
Farm overview
A broad operation with two clear audiences
Suzanne and Doug Campbell have raised alpacas in Sherwood since 2004. Although Alpacas of Oregon describes itself as a small, family-owned farm, its scope is unusually broad: the operation supports new and established owners while also introducing visitors to alpacas, fiber, and farm life.
That mix gives the farm a distinctive place in the broader Alpaca Farms directory and among Oregon listings. Prospective owners can explore animals and long-term support, while families and groups can arrange a more public-facing experience. It is not presented as a walk-in attraction; farm visits are by appointment.
For alpaca owners
Herd services beyond the initial sale
The farm’s owner-facing work covers the decisions and care that continue after choosing an animal.
Boarding
Boarding gives buyers another route into ownership when their own property or facilities are not yet ready.
Practical consulting
Consulting can help with farm setup, animal selection, and the early planning involved in building a herd.
For visitors
Tours, gatherings, and fiber goods
Reserved farm tours pair hands-on alpaca interaction with an educational look at the animals and their fiber. The farm also accommodates birthday parties and can bring alpacas to weddings or corporate events, subject to current arrangements.
The barn store
The shop extends the fiber story through yarn, roving, farm-made pieces, and selected alpaca clothing and home goods. Visitors should confirm an appointment and current access on the official website before traveling.
Plan ahead: this farm is open by appointment, not for unrestricted drop-in tours.
Confirm before visiting
Check current services and appointments
Sales availability, breeding arrangements, store access, and visitor experiences can change. Use the farm’s own site for current details.
Farm information checked in August 2026. The Oregon illustration is representative and does not depict Alpacas of Oregon’s property.