Alpaca Farm Tour

Alpaca Farm Tour — Marshall, Virginia 

A private, personal encounter about an hour outside Washington, DC

Experience Skyfiber Ranch Alpacas

Nestled in the rolling hills of Fauquier County, Skyfiber Ranch Alpacas invites you to step away from the noise and into something quieter, a place where the pace is set by the animals and you can relax.

This isn't a walk-through attraction. It's a personal experience, designed from the ground up to feel that way.

Your Visit Includes

From the moment you arrive, you'll have our full attention and the alpacas. We'll introduce you to the herd, share their individual personalities (they all have one), and let you hand-feed them treats we provide. You'll leave knowing the difference between a curious alpaca and a skeptical one, and probably with a favorite.

Along the way, you'll meet the rest of the crew — our chickens, guineas, resident turkey, and the livestock guardian dogs who take their jobs very seriously. We'll walk you through how we care for the herd, how alpaca fiber goes from fleece to finished product, and what it actually looks like to run a working alpaca farm in Virginia's Hunt Country.

Before you head out, the boutique is yours to browse — stocked with cozy alpaca fiber goods that make excellent gifts for everyone.

A Few Things to Know

Every tour is by private appointment — we don't do walk-ins, and we don't double-book. When you're here, you have our undivided attention. Closed-toe shoes are required, and since most of your time will be spent outdoors, we ask that you dress for the weather. 

For the comfort and safety of our herd; pets, outside food and beverages are not permitted on the farm. 

Smoking or vaping is not permitted anywhere on the property. 

Always follow staff instructions and parents must supervise children at all times.

We welcome individuals, couples, families, and small groups of all ages. All guests under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Please note that late arrivals do not push back your end time, so we encourage you to plan accordingly.

Agritourism Notice: Under Virginia law (VA Code Ann §§ 3.2-6400–6402), participants assume the inherent risks of agritourism activities, including risks related to land, equipment, animals, and participant conduct. Full details available on-site.