No we are not open on Sundays. We give our Alpacas and Training Staff every Sunday off.

The preferred booking method is to use the online scheduler. You can also reach out to us using the Contact form on our home page. Just leave your phone number and we will call you back.

No we don't sell Alpacas. While we may sell some in the future, we are still building our herd up to three dozen Alpacas.

It is very unlikely that you'll ever see one of our Party Alpacas spit. We have found that Alpacas have to be pretty worked up before they'll spit. They're far more likely to spit at each other than at people. We have numerous Alpacas and ONLY the most peaceful, friendly, and trained Alpacas ever get to be Party Alpacas!

We think they are very friendly! Keep in mind that Alpacas are similar to dogs in that every one has their own personality. They're generally gentle, quiet animals. We select only our most peaceful and friendly Alpacas to be Party Alpacas. We work with them extensively to help them be very tame toward people... particularly children.

Almost any event is great for Party Alpacas. Our Party Alpacas love to go to Birthdays, Reunions, Wedding Receptions, Company Parties, Church Parties, School Dances, Grand Openings, and more. They're also really great at posing with you for Senior Photos or Wedding Photos!

Absolutely. Our Alpacas are all-weather creatures. In the Winter and Early Spring you'll see their thick, deep fiber. And in the Summer you'll get to see their unique haircuts!

For most events, Yes. Our Trainers bring special treats since the Party Alpacas have a special diet. Most of the time, event-goers will be able to feed the Alpacas.

Yes. The Party Alpacas can go indoors in large, open venues such as basketball courts. In most cases, the Alpacas will be better outside. As long as the venue is large, they'll be just fine indoors.

Hopefully No! Alpacas are very particular where the "go". Even when they have 10 acres available to them, they'll establish little community "mounds" for doing their business. They usually wait until they get home. Alpacas scat looks very much like rabbit or deer do-do. It is easy to clean up and our Trainers will clean up after any "events". Alpacas do look pretty awkward when doing their business. The kids are bound to laugh in the rare event that happens!

Right in the center of Utah! The Party Alpacas live on a rural 10 acre ranch just a few miles from the geological center of Utah in Sanpete County. The nearest town to their home is Moroni, Utah.

Anywhere within Utah. The Party Alpacas live at the exact center of Utah and will travel to every corner of the state. They can also do events just over the Utah border in Colorado, Nevada, and Idaho.