A fiber farm is a working landscape, and the weather can change quickly.

· Wear closed-toe shoes you don’t mind getting dusty or muddy. Depending on the season, we may provide footwear for you to help with biosecurity.

· Bring layers — mornings can be cool, afternoons warm.

· If it rained recently, expect soft ground and puddles.

Our sheep, alpacas, and Highland cattle are gentle but still livestock.

· Move slowly and calmly around them.

· Let animals approach you rather than reaching over their heads.

· Small children should stay close to adults at all times.

Depending on the season, you may see:

· Freshly shorn fleeces

· Fiber washing or skirting

· Spinning or felting demonstrations

· Yarn in various stages of production

Feel free to ask questions — we love sharing how fiber becomes yarn.

· Follow signs to the designated parking area.

· Please stay on marked paths and avoid driving into pastures or fields.

· If you need accessibility accommodations, let us know ahead of time so we can prepare a smooth arrival.

· Do not enter animal pens unless a staff member invites you.

· No feeding animals — they’re on carefully balanced diets.

· Watch for uneven ground, fences, and electric wire.

· Keep gates closed behind you.

Great things to bring:

· Water bottle

· Sunscreen and hat

· Camera or phone for photos

· Curiosity and questions

Please leave at home:

· Pets (for the safety of both your animals and ours)

· Outside food for animals

· Drones or loud equipment

Our small farm shop features:

· Raw fleece

· Mill-spun yarn from our animals

· Wool products like dryer balls

· Wool pellets for your garden

· Handmade goods and seasonal items

Purchases directly support the care of our animals and the preservation of heritage breeds.

Your experience may vary depending on the time of year:

· Spring: Lambs and crias, shearing season

· Summer: Pasture tours, fiber processing

· Fall: Cool weather visits, prime spinning season

· Winter: Limited tours, cozy farm store hours

Check our website for special events and workshops.

We’re proud stewards of our flock, herd, and pastures. Your care helps keep the farm peaceful and thriving for everyone — animals included.

We love curious visitors. Whether you’re new to fiber arts or a seasoned spinner, we’re happy to share what we know