Here are some helpful tips for making your visit fun and safe:

1. We will be hosting tours rain or shine. We are able to host a dry experience even during rainy days.

2. Come dressed in weather-appropriate clothes along with close-toed shoes as you will be engaging with large livestock. During rainy months, the pasture can be quite muddy, so come prepared with shoes to get dirty in. Even if undercover, we will be outside and in open-air environments throughout your visit. We offer a very easy choose-your-own-dirtiness adventure with the ability to remain quite clean if you would like to remain mud-free.

3. Take into account traffic patterns to arrive 10-15 minutes before your visit. In the event you arrive late and we have a scheduled visit after you, you may not receive the full-time desired on the farm. There is no refund or extension to your visit for failure to commute in a timely manner with the exception of severe traffic emergencies (ie. I-5 backed up from an accident).

4. We are a working farm and therefore may not be safe for extra-energized children. Waivers will be signed before your visit so please be aware of whether or not the children you bring will be able to remain safe and reasonably behaved during your visit (ie. no climbing on our rock walls or running off unsupervised).

5. We will provide carrots for feeding.

Visits will start at the beginning of the hour and be done at the top of the hour. Children UNDER 2 yrs old are free *if they can’t walk a llama or feed the animals without assistance, they’re free ;)