Windy Farm Alpacas

Jackie’s alpaca farm was an amazing experience! The tour has so many alpacas & great space! We loved feeding & learning about the alpacas. Jackie is very friendly and knows so much useful information. We all bought beautiful, soft products from her shop afterwards.

What a fantastic time at Windy Farm Alpacas! Jackie is such a wonderful person who is very knowledgeable about her animals and extremely friendly! All the animals were nice and loved being fed and petted. They also have a gift shop full of alpaca fur made items from hats and gloves to blankets and socks!! Some are even handmade by Jackie herself. Super cool place to visit anytime of the year and I'd HIGHLY recommend coming here, whether its with the family or your significant other! You won't be disappointed, believe me!! We'll definitely visit again some time soon!

I went to visit with my mom and sister recently and had the most pleasant experience with just our family group and Jackie! You can tell she truly passionate about what she does and has a love for these animals. Doing alpaca tours is only her side job but she has so much knowledge! It was really nice to be on the farm without having other visitors around, so I highly recommend a scheduled visit if you’re able to! She mentioned there are free opportunities to visit in the winter which sounds fun, but the paid visit is totally worth it. Highly recommend!
Thanks for a wonderful time Jackie.

Nice alpaca farm experience. Petting , feeding and learning about the herd was a fun experience on a beautiful winter day.

I visited on the Open house Alpaca visiting day. Needed to sign up for the email notification to know about the dates, so i signed up a year before..and finally got a chance to go! visited here with my co-worker, when we got there, there were 2 other groups of people. It was small groups so when waiting until the previous group got done touring. waiting like 5 minutes, a kind lady in the farm guided us to the alpacas. She was super gentle and kind! she took us into the fences so i could touch alpacas. It was winter so alpacas were chunky and fluffy. Round as cotton ball. We could touch them, take selfie with them, and feed them the snacks. they were female Alpacas and non-agreesive friendly cute lil fluffs. The lady gave us plenty of time to enoughly touch and feed, and watch alpacas. She gave some informations on alpacas where they are from, and let us know each of their names and personalities.(animalnalities?lol) Also! there are goods made of Alpaca yarm. A staff was making the yarn and let you do some peddling? if i remember it correctly? but everyone were super kind and generous.