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Serving all of Utah... all year long!

Traveling Alpacas

We Bring The Fun To You!

Hello Utah...

Are you ready for a new kind of party?

Guests of ALL AGES will enjoy petting and feeding the Party Alpacas.

Our 10'x10' petting corral can go indoors or outside.

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Year-Round Parties

  • Birthday Parties
  • Family Reunions
  • Weddings
  • Work Parties
  • Church Parties
  • Holiday Parties

Host the party that everyone will remember!

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Educational Fun

Your guests will enjoy learning all about these intriguing, fluffy friends.

Our experienced Trainers will make the learning fun for all ages.

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Easy Reservations

Online reservations are simple.

Schedule in less than 90 seconds!

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Alpaca Trainers

Trainers Attend Every Party!

Robyn

LEAD TRAINER

Robyn loves spending an hour with her Alpaca-babies every morning!

She also has a big flock of beautiful Black Ducks.

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Clark

LEAD TRAINER

Clark enjoys teaching people (especially kids) all about Alpacas!

He loves the outdoors... especially in rainy weather.

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Jessica

LEAD TRAINER

Jessica loves all animals and Alpacas are among her favorites!

She also runs a busy animal rescue.

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Party Fun

GIVE-A-WAYS

Our Trainers often have fun party favors such as stickers and t-shirts.

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Meet The Herd

The Alpaca Outpost

Cinco

Cinco was born at our Alpaca Ranch on May 5th, 2024. He is so cute and spunky!

Request to have him at your party!

Trainer Jessica holding baby alpaca Cinco Alpaca with her baby

Tornado

Tornado is our easy-going yearling. He was born to Grace in the summer of 2024.

Tornado goes to almost every party!

Trainer Robyn holding baby alpaca Tornado Trainer Robyn loading Tornado into a van

Skye

Skye is the very first girl alpaca born at the ranch. She was born to Grace in September 2025.

Skye is a sweet little white angel!

Trainer Clark holding baby alpaca Skye. Trainer Robyn loading Tornado into a van

Busy Ranch

We currently have 8 alpacas, 6 dogs, 2 beehives, 3 indoor cats, 11 chickens, 20 ducks, 8 guineas, one llama, and 2 working cats.

The Alpaca Outpost is a fun, busy place to live!

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YouTube Channel

We call our ranch The Alpaca Outpost and we have a YouTube channel that highlights rural life on an alpaca ranch.

We release new videos every weekend.

Alpaca Videos
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Frequently Asked Questions

Learn About Alpaca Events

No. We give our staff and alpacas that day off to rest.

We make that easy! Please click Reservations from our home page. You'll see a calendar with all open dates.

Contact us. Use our simple 'Contact Us' form and let us know the day you want. We will put you on our waiting list for that day.

Our experience says No! Alpacas are very peaceful, agreeable animals. They're well adapted to being around humans. We work extensively with our alpacas to help them enjoy different people including children. That being said, everyone can have an 'off' day and alpacas are no different. Alpacas that are feeling uncertain or feisty might kick if you startle them from behind. We explain how to safely enjoy our lovable alpacas at every event and party!

Did you know that alpacas ARE camels? They are! At least they're in the same family as camels; and so are llamas. Just like their camelid cousins, alapacs will spit if they think you're up to no good. We only chose our most domesticated and calm alpacas to be Party Alpacas and we work with them extensively to be pretty easy going. We would be VERY surprised if a Party Alpaca spit at someone during an event! Now if it did happen, any kids around would probably get a very good laugh out of it. (Particularly the boys.)

The biggest difference is size. Alpacas and llamas are so closely related that they can even have babies sometimes. We have both llamas and alpacas and love them all. (But we don't let them have babies together!) The main differences we see is that alpacas are smaller than llamas and have much more luxurious fiber (hair). Both species belong to the Camelid family with their even larger cousin... camels.

Yes they do. Each spring, we shear our alpacas. It isn't their favorite thing, but they feel so much better in the hotter weather when their fiber (hair) has been cut down. They sure look different when they suddenly don't have 3 to 6 inches of fiber on them!

Alpacas are super interesting and fun! With their big, beautiful eyes and funny long necks, alpacas are quite the conversation piece. Nearly everyone that pets our Party Alpacas are astonished at how they feel. In the late fall and winter, they are the softest animal you'll ever pet! In the spring and summer, they almost feel like they have a thick carpet on their back. Alpacas are very different than any animal most people have been around!

Once each year. Alpaca moms are pregnant for just shy of one year. Their babies are called Cria. The moms will usually give birth in the mid-morning to early-afternoon. The babies are up and walking around in minutes. Within a few days the cria are racing around having fun... and they are really fast!

If the venue is big. The Party Alpacas can go indoors and will feel just fine in large, open rooms. They don't like stairs but can tolerate an elevator. For indoor parties, a large open area like a basketball court or dance hall is great. In such cases, we set-up a little 10' x 10' area under a pop-up canopy and put down a carpet for them to stand on. Alpaca feet are actually padded so they won't damage flooring.

Yes. Party Alpacas are great at birthday parties for little kids (and big kids too). We have some rules about how many small children can be right up next to the alpacas at a time, but everyone will get a chance to see and pet the alpacas. Our newest baby alpaca Storm actually prefers very small children over adults still! Most children and absolutely mesmerized and enchanted by our Party Alpacas... and so are most adult 'kids' too!

Yes. The Party Alpacas regularly travel all over the state of Utah and enjoy doing it.

It works great both ways! For children's parties, the Party Alpacas are often the 'main event' and they LOVE the attention. But it works equally well to be a quite side-attraction that guests can wander over and enjoy for 10 minutes as part of a larger gathering.

You bet! Our Party Alpacas can dress to the nines for a formal fund-raiser or grand ball. We just need to know the type of event and if there are theme colors we should match.

Right in the center of Utah. The ranch where the alpacas live is quite literally at the geological center of Utah. They live on a 10-acre ranch called The Alpaca Outpost. Not all of the alpacas at the ranch get to be Party Alpacas. So far, only the alpacas that have been born and raised at The Alpaca Outpost have made the cut to be Party Alpacas! The ranch is in the Central Utah mountains of Sanpete County, Utah and is only accessible by dirt roads. The alpacas have a guardian llamas and a pack of dogs that protect them from predators when they're out of their pens and enjoying sunny days grazing in their big pastures.

It depends on where you live in Utah. The price for each option can be seen on our home page or inside our Online Reservations tool. We also have to charge a small travel fee which is based on distance from The Alpaca Outpost. The reservations system will show you exactly what a reservation will cost.

Yes. We are very picky about who we sell alpacas to. If you're interested in raising and caring for alpacas, please visit our website The Alpaca Outpost.

We're not open to the public. Unfortunately, due to insurance costs, we do not host tours at our ranch. We hope to offer public visits in the future. You can see more of our ranch and the alpacas at our website The Alpaca Outpost.

If you have other questions, please contact us!

Reservation Pricing

We Accept All Major Cards

Party Price

Includes 2 Alpacas & Trainers

Our friendly alpacas can be fed, petted, and sometimes walked by party guests.

The alpacas typically can be petted for 1 to 2 hours.

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$495

Plus a distance‑based
transportation fee.

We accept all major cards,
Venmo, and Paypal.

Lasting Memories

We work really hard to make every party a fun event you'll never forget.

Please use the contact form if you have questions about bookings.

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STICKERS FOR THE KIDS!

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