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Meet Alpacas and Llamas on a Bozeman, Montana Farm Tour
Experience a rare, hands-on alpaca and llama farm visit in Bozeman, Montana where you won’t just watch from a distance-you’ll feed treats, learn to halter and handle alpacas, give them baths on warm days and, depending on the season, meet baby alpacas (crias) and their moms during this one-hour-plus immersive session; because this is a real, working textile farm you may even witness a live birth or breeding session as life unfolds in real time. Perfect for families, animal lovers and adventure seekers booking Events and activities through Varoom, the small group format ensures a personal, educational experience that’s both memorable and ideal for a variety of interests from workshops and learning to outdoor nature and family-friendly tours in Bozeman, Montana.
About this activity in Bozeman
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Highlights
- Step onto a working alpaca and llama farm for a hands-on, one-hour+ experience feeding, haltering, bathing (on warm days) and meeting crias in real time - a rare, immersive farm visit near Bozeman.
- Interact directly with animals rather than observing from afar: learn handling techniques, watch daily farm life unfold, and occasionally witness births or breeding sessions on this full-time textile farm.
- Family-friendly format welcomes guests of all ages and abilities - ideal for families, animal lovers, workshops, and small groups seeking an educational, memorable outdoor activity in the region.
- Small-group, guided visits ensure personal attention and plenty of time for questions, photos, and tactile experiences that make this destination a standout nature-and-wildlife offering.
Important Information
- Souvenir included: each guest receives a keychain or ornament to take home as a memento of your farm visit.
- No public restrooms are available on site; plan accordingly before arrival and note there is no private transportation provided by the farm.
- Accessible to strollers and wheelchairs where possible, but terrain includes gravel, dirt and natural rocks; all-terrain mobility aids are recommended and the team can bring animals to you if needed.
- Children must be supervised at all times - for safety and enjoyment, the farm recommends at least one adult per two young children; infants may stay in prams or strollers.
Meeting Point
Meet at the farm parking area/entrance for check-in; you’ll typically walk about 100 yards along a gravel path to the barn where the tour begins. If walking is difficult, let the team know when you arrive and they can arrange for closer access or bring alpacas over to your spot near the shaded swinging chair.
Includes
- You’ll receive a complimentary souvenir-choose a keychain or ornament to remember your visit.
Excludes
- Private transportation is not provided as part of this experience.
- There is no public restroom available on-site.
Other
- Infants and small children are welcome to ride in a pram or stroller during the visit.
- The tour is suitable for all physical fitness levels and moves at a relaxed, comfortable pace.
- Wheelchairs and strollers are welcome on our farm tours, but the terrain includes gravel, rocks, and dirt paths that may be challenging for some mobility devices.
- If you rely on a mobility device, consider using an all-terrain option if available; we’ll do our best to accommodate - just let us know in advance.
- You can expect to walk approximately 100 yards from the parking area to the barn; there’s a shaded swinging chair where you can rest and enjoy the views.
- If walking the full route is difficult, we’re happy to bring alpacas to you for up-close interactions so you can still enjoy the experience without navigating the entire tour.
- A note to parents: supervise children at all times. For families with young kids, we recommend at least one adult per two children to ensure safe, respectful interactions with the animals.
- This is a working farm in the Bozeman area with uneven terrain; we appreciate your help keeping the visit calm, safe, and positive for everyone involved.
Customer Reviews
10/10
Based on 10 Reviews
Summary:
This was such a fun and cool experience! Loved spending time getting to know the farm and animals. Would recommended 100%!
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Summary:
Wonderful for all ages! Informative, interesting and the Alpacas and Llamas super sweet! Will come back when family and friends visit!
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Fun time walking, petting, and feeding beautiful alpacas and llamas. Jenna is a great tour guide and the farm is beautiful!
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You’ll visit a real, working alpaca and llama farm where animals live and work on-site - not a staged petting zoo. The one-hour+ hands-on farm tour lets you feed treats, learn to halter and handle alpacas, and even bathe them on warm days. Because this is a full-time textile farm, you may meet baby alpacas (crias) and witness seasonal Events like breeding or births, giving you an authentic, educational experience you won’t get at standard walk-through attractions.
You can enjoy the tour even if you have mobility concerns or bring a stroller. The farm welcomes wheelchairs and strollers, though terrain includes gravel, rocks, and dirt paths, so all-terrain options are recommended. Tours move at a relaxed pace and staff can bring alpacas to you for up-close interactions if you prefer to avoid walking the full route.
Yes - the experience is Group-Friendly and ideal for Events, family outings, workshops, and educational visits. The interactive format creates a personal, immersive experience for groups of various sizes and interests, from nature and wildlife lovers to those seeking unique hands-on learning or relaxed outdoor activities.
Yes - families and children of all ages are welcome. The Group-Friendly format is designed to be educational and memorable, and children can safely interact with the animals when supervised. For a positive visit, you should supervise kids at all times; the tour staff can guide respectful interactions so the experience is magical for both young visitors and parents.
Your hands-on activities include feeding treats to alpacas and llamas, learning how to halter and handle them, and giving baths on warm days. Depending on the season, you may also meet crias and their moms or observe live breeding and birth Events, since life on this working textile farm unfolds in real time.
Expect an immersive outdoor farm environment focused on animal interactions and education. The tour includes a souvenir (keychain or ornament) and hands-on activities, but note that private transportation is not provided and there is no public restroom on-site. You’ll spend time outdoors on natural terrain while connecting with alpacas, llamas, and the rhythms of a working textile farm.
