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Alpaca Farm Tour Information
YaYa's Experience with the alpacas A MUST see tour!
Farm Store Hours
Open Tuesday – Sunday: 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
(Closed Mondays year-round)
Age 14+ $12.00
Age 3-13 $10.00
Age 0-2 Free
*You must schedule a tour to see the alpaca's We do not have a drop in petting zoo option. Visit Q&A for more info.
Closures
(8/31/26-9/9/26: Due to the extreme heat we will be closing the 1:30pm tours for safety of the alpacas and people. Please contact us with any questions.We will update this as the weather changes.)
Holiday Closings:
April 8
Easter
Memorial Day
July 4th
Labor Day
November 1
Thanksgiving
Christmas Eve
Christmas Day
New Year’s Eve
New Year’s Day
December 20 thru January 20th Most tours will be closed in 2026
Additional Closings:
April 9-11, 2026 (Shearing, Herd Health)
- September TBD 2026 (Shearers and Herd Health)
Additional closures for farm maintenance may occur.
Seasonal Schedule
Fall/Winter (Labor Day – Memorial Day)
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays for regular tours. Note: From Thanksgiving thru December 23rd we do not have 1:30pm tours due to our Christmas Event.
Store remains open Note: In January & February, the 10:30 PM tours will not be available as part of our updated winter schedule.
Summer (Memorial Day – Labor Day)
Closed Mondays for tours
Store open Tuesday–Sunday
Season Note: During extreme heat or cold we will occasionally close for the safety of our alpacas and guests. If you already have a ticket we will contact you regarding weather related changes.
Tour Breakdown (Approx. 1.5 – 2 Hours)
Intro (45 min, Indoors):
Learn about alpacas with 4–6 roaming around the room with you.Interaction (30 min, Outdoors):
Feed, pet, and take photos with our female herd.Fiber Fun (30 min, Indoors):
Learn how we process fleece and help create a group project. Everyone takes home a piece!Children under 4: Please read the Q&A section below to determine if this experience is suitable for your child.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can we pet/feed the alpacas without booking a tour?
No. You must book a tour to visit with the alpacas.
2. Do we have to buy feed?
No. Feed is included in the tour. Donations are welcome!
3. Can we just walk in to see the alpacas?
No. All visits require a scheduled tour.
4. Is your farm handicap accessible?
Yes. Wheelchairs, walkers, and seating are available indoors and outdoors.
5. Is there a lot of walking?
No. This is a low-activity experience.
6. Are refreshments available?
Not currently. Please bring your own drinks (no food, gum, or snacks allowed in barns or pastures).
Drinks must be left inside before pasture visits.
7. Any nearby restaurants?
Yes! Great local options within 8 miles:
Best Burrito (Harrisonville)
- Fugly's (East Lynne)
Picnic tables available on-site for your use.
8. Is the store open daily?
Yes – Spring/Summer: Tuesday through Sunday, 10 AM to 5 PM Fall/Winter: Wednesday thru Sunday 10AM to 5 PM
Note: Closures may happen due to shearing, shows, or herd health needs.
9. Do I need a ticket for my infant/toddler?
Yes. While children 2 and under are free, they still require a ticket.
10. Is this tour suitable for babies or toddlers?
Not typically. The tour is best for ages 4+.
**Children 3 and under must be in a parent’s arms or stroller/child wagon, no exceptions.
11. Can we bring snacks or drinks on the tour?
No food, gum, or candy allowed in the store, auditorium, or pastures.
Drinks allowed only in closed containers. No drinks in alpaca areas.
All food must be eaten at the picnic tables only.
12. Is the activity indoors or outdoors?
Both.
45 min indoors
30 min outdoors
30 min indoor
Tour groups typically range from 30–40 people.
13. Who is responsible for children?
Parents/guardians must supervise children at all times.
Unsupervised children may require parents to leave alpaca areas with the child.
14. Why does pricing look different on other sites?
Only trust the prices on our official website. We are not responsible for outdated information found on the internet and elsewhere.
15. Can I bring a pet or service animal?
No. Per ADA rules (Q#25 & 26), service animals can be excluded when they present a safety risk.
Dogs are natural predators and their presence may stress our alpacas resulting in an unsafe environment for the alpacas and visitors. Learn more: ADA FAQ on Service Animals
16. ADA Compliance
Deaf/Heaing Impaired
We are committed to making our farm tours accessible and enjoyable for all guests. While we are not able to provide a physical sign language interpreter, we do offer our full tour information in written form to ensure effective communication. This includes key educational content, alpaca information, and tour details so that all visitors can fully participate in and enjoy their experience. Please let us know in advance if you would like these materials, and we will be happy to provide them.
Wheelchairs/Electric Chairs/Walkers
We strive to make our farm welcoming and accessible to all guests. Our grounds can accommodate wheelchairs, electric mobility devices, and walkers, with wide ?????? and exit areas and a mix of concrete and gravel pathways. There is also a small ramp (approximately 6 inches in height) to assist with access in certain areas. Please note that due to the nature of our rural setting, some surfaces may be uneven. At this time, our restroom facilities are not large enough to accommodate larger wheelchairs. If you have specific accessibility needs, we encourage you to contact us in advance so we can do our best to assist and ensure an enjoyable visit.
Companion Animals
For the safety of our guests and animals, we do not allow pets or companion animals on the farm. Under the ADA, trained service animals are generally permitted; however, they may be excluded if their presence would pose a direct threat to the health or safety of others or to the animals on the property. Due to the nature of our working farm environment—with livestock that may be unpredictable around dogs—we may restrict service animals in certain areas where safety risks are present. We are happy to discuss alternative ways to accommodate guests with disabilities to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
Blind
We are committed to providing an inclusive and welcoming experience for guests who are blind or visually impaired. We offer one-on-one assistance during your visit, including guided support throughout the farm and during interactions with our alpacas. For safety, when in areas with animals, a staff member or owner will remain with you at all times to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. While we do not currently offer materials in Braille, we are happy to provide verbal descriptions, answer questions, and tailor the experience to meet your needs. Please contact us in advance so we can best prepare for your visit.
CONDITION OF PURCHASE
Ticketing Notes
When purchasing tickets with a card or PayPal, the charge will appear as Karl Blandin (aka YaYa) via our PayPal. Check your cart to ensure there are no duplication of tickets (guests) prior to finalizing the purchase. PLEASE, if you have an issue with your transactions, please call us before disputing. When you dispute it take additional monies away from you and our farm. If you have a duplicate charge, please call us so we can take care of you. We love taking care of you, and we are trying to cut cost just like everyone else.
If you have any questions, please call us before disputing a charge so we can help resolve it in a more time efficient and cost affective way .
Contact Us
Have more questions? Just reach out!
Email: [email protected]
Call/Text: 816-255-8146
Monday, August 31, 2026







