Montrose Farms Alpaca Ranch
Overview
Enjoy a private, guided tour of this small family farm where the owners are focused on best management practices including humane animal husbandry and eco-friendly, sustainable living for their herd of alpacas. See these adorable suri alpacas bred at this ranch up close and learn about their heritage and the process their soft fleece goes through to ensure a quality.
Contact them to schedule a tour or event. All visits are by appointment only.
Details
Meetings & Events
- Maximum Attendee Capacity
- 25
Group Travel
- Motorcoach Parking
- On Site
- Group Description
- This small family farm became an Alpaca Ranch in 2007. The suri alpacas bred at the ranch and are chosen for their luster, lock and fineness, as well as their friendly temperaments. Learn the best management practices, humane animal husbandry and eco-friendly, sustainable living on this guide tour. Allow 45 minutes.
Amenities
Groups & Meetings
- Comp Policy for Escort and/or Driver
- Group Rates Available
Map
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