Before visiting
Many properties are working alpaca farms, not drop-in attractions. Confirm whether a reservation is required, whether tours are seasonal, and whether the experience is suitable for young children or larger groups.
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Alpaca farms in Wisconsin
Compare Wisconsin alpaca farms offering scheduled visits, breeding programs, fiber goods, farm stores, and educational experiences. Check each farm’s current hours before making the drive.
20 farms listed · Independent directory
Wisconsin directory
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Select a listing for visiting details, farm focus, address, and the farm’s website. Some are public attractions; others arrange visits around breeding, sales, or fiber work.
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Casacampo is a family-owned alpaca and llama ranch near Wisconsin Dells with a strong agritourism program. The property combines animal encounters with walking areas, a boutique and Peruvian-influenced ranch experiences.
Visitors can choose self-guided admission, guided experiences, private bookings and scheduled events. The ranch also offers overnight stays, but reservations and current visitor hours should be checked on its website.
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Eagle Eye Farm raises award-winning Huacaya alpacas alongside llamas, sheep, miniature Highland cattle and other farm animals. Its alpaca program includes showing, breeding and products made with fiber.
The farm maintains an extensive visitor schedule with guided and self-guided tours, alpaca walks, field trips, camps, yoga and private events. Advance booking is available through the farm website.
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Frost Farm Alpacas is a woman veteran-owned farm that raises alpacas for their fleece. Farm-grown fiber is used in yarn and handmade hats, pillows and other goods sold through the farm store.
The farm store normally opens Fridays and Saturdays from May through the holiday season. Visitors can meet the alpacas during store hours, while schools, clubs and private groups can arrange separate visits.
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LondonDairy Alpacas is a long-running working ranch that raises and sells alpacas while producing finished fiber goods. The operation also provides owner education and alpaca-management programs.
Guided educational ranch visits can be booked online, and the farm hosts school groups, seasonal open houses and other public events. Its Alpaca Threads store carries yarn, roving, clothing, rugs and gifts.
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Lotis Alpacas is a central Wisconsin Huacaya farm focused on sound breeding animals with fine, dense fleece. It offers breeding stock, herdsires and alpacas suited to different ownership goals.
The farm also sells yarn, raw fiber, socks, hats and other alpaca products. Visitors are welcomed during published store hours or by appointment, with current information posted on the website.
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Magic Willows Alpacas raises both Suri and Huacaya alpacas and has an active fiber-arts and educational program. The store carries yarn, roving, raw fleece, felt, fiber supplies and finished goods.
Informal farm tours are offered during store hours, and customized field trips can be scheduled from spring through fall. The farm also holds seasonal open houses and other public events.
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Greenbriar Farm Alpaca is a 68-acre operation specializing in black alpacas, breeding stock, herdsires and alpaca-industry consulting. Alpacas are listed for sale through the farm's website.
Visitors can arrange a walk with the alpacas and learn about their care. The farm also sells fiber products, but it does not advertise unrestricted walk-in admission.
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Sabamba Alpaca Ranch combines an established breeding and sales program with a large alpaca retail store. The ranch lists alpacas for sale and carries yarn, rovings, clothing, socks and home goods.
Free self-guided and short informational tours are offered on regular open days. Private hour-long tours and a longer Alpaca Experience can also be reserved, and the farm maintains a current events calendar.
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Shillcox Shamrock Lines raises Huacaya alpacas for breeding, sale and fleece on a historic family farm south of De Pere. The operation maintains a sizable multicolored herd and sells raw fiber, yarn, clothing and blankets.
The public can arrange on-farm tours throughout the year. The family also provides educational presentations for schools, clubs and community organizations and holds a fall open house.
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Suri Fina is a diversified 52-acre family farm raising Suri alpacas near Lake Superior. The farm sells raw fiber, yarn, socks, clothing and other goods alongside food and greenhouse products.
The self-serve farm store is open daily during posted hours, and visitors may view the animals from public areas. Closer interaction is available through separately scheduled Alpaca Meet & Greet Tours.
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Token Creek Alpacas is a full-service breeding farm with award-winning Huacaya bloodlines. It offers breeding females, herdsires and other alpacas for sale while mentoring both new and established owners.
Services include boarding, shearing, husbandry assistance, facilities guidance and educational seminars. The farm is available by appointment rather than operating as a general walk-in attraction.
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Hillsboro Alpaca Ranch is a Suri breeding operation that has relocated from Hillsboro to Poynette. Its program selects for fleece consistency, conformation and low-micron fiber and lists alpacas for sale.
The ranch also provides shearing services to smaller farms and sells yarn and finished alpaca products. Regular public tours are not advertised, so contact with the ranch is required before visiting.
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Rustic Ridge Alpacas is a long-established family farm raising a multicolored herd in central Wisconsin. Its breeding program emphasizes conformation, fine fiber and healthy, dependable animals.
The farm sells alpacas and a selection of fiber products online and through area retailers. It does not publish daily visitor hours, so anyone interested in the herd should arrange a visit in advance.
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Pacesetter Alpacas is a southern Wisconsin Suri breeding farm established in the 1990s. Its website presents herdsires, breeding animals and alpacas available for sale.
The farm has participated in open-farm events, but it does not advertise regular public hours. Prospective buyers and other visitors should contact the owners before traveling to the property.
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Applewood Lane Alpacas operates an active Huacaya and Suri breeding program in Wittenberg. The farm's website features herdsires, show animals, breeding stock and alpaca-fiber products.
Farm tours are available by appointment rather than through fixed public hours. A separate public market in Wittenberg carries the farm's alpaca clothing, socks, toys and gifts.
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Justorian Alpacas is a small Suri farm north of Osseo with an active breeding herd and alpacas listed for sale. Its on-farm store carries yarn, raw fiber, clothing, footwear and gifts.
The Campbell family welcomes scheduled visitors to meet the herd and learn about Suri alpacas. Public Sunday hours and seasonal retail dates may also be posted, but visitors should confirm the current schedule first.
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Whistling Pines Ranch raises Suri alpacas in the rolling countryside between Clayton and Prairie Farm. The ranch concentrates on breeding animals with desirable fiber characteristics and offers alpacas for sale.
The official website remains active with herd and contact information. Regular public-tour hours are not listed, so visits should be discussed with the ranch beforehand.
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Elderberry Acres is the family alpaca farm behind Alpaca to Apparel. Its Huacaya herd supplies the business's fiber story, and the on-site shop carries alpaca clothing and accessories.
Visitors can stop at the seasonal farm store and meet the alpacas near the shop. The store publishes daily holiday-season hours, with other visits handled by appointment.
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Wisolina Farm is a family-run alpaca and llama farm between Janesville and Footville. Its rustic farm store sells alpaca yarn, socks, gloves, toys and other fiber goods.
The farm schedules tours and hands-on feeding visits and also hosts alpaca yoga and small events. Visitors should use the current website schedule or arrange an appointment before arriving.
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Lodi Alpacas combines an alpaca breeding background with a public fiber-goods store in downtown Lodi. The current business sells alpaca clothing, accessories, home goods and gifts from its storefront and online shop.
The Uptown store is open to shoppers during posted retail hours, but the farm itself does not advertise general public tours. Anyone interested in the breeding operation should contact the business directly.
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Alpaca farming in Wisconsin
Wisconsin’s alpaca farms range from public-facing ranches with scheduled animal encounters to small breeding herds, fiber studios, and retail shops. The directory includes both Huacaya and Suri operations, along with farms that combine alpacas with other livestock or visitor activities.
Breeding, fiber, and retail
Some farms focus on alpaca sales, herd improvement, shearing, or finished fiber goods rather than tours. The farm-type and visiting notes help distinguish public experiences from appointment-based agricultural businesses.
Learn before you go
New visitors can start with our guide to meeting alpacas or explore more about alpacas, their behavior, fiber, and care.
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