Nevadans are naturally animal lovers. It’s just who we are. Luckily, our state is full of great animal attractions from zoos full of exotic animals to delightful little petting zoos. However, there is one place that you probably haven’t heard of that you’ll want to add to your list. This charming little alpaca farm is located in Fallon and it’s begging for a visit. Gather the family and plan a day trip to this quaint farm. This place is downright lovely and you’re bound to make some unforgettable memories while you’re here!
Sawdust Alpacas is a quaint little alpaca farm that moved to Fallon at the beginning of the year. You'll find them approximately 70 miles southeast of Reno at 4270 Equestrian Dr, Fallon, NV 89406.
If you're an animal lover then you'll definitely want to plan a day trip to this remote farm. They are home to approximately 60 alpacas, all of which are extremely adorable.
Sawdust Alpacas primarily deals in alpaca sales and breeding services. However, they also offer farm tours and they make for a super unique day trip destination if you're looking for something fun to do in Fallon.
During your visit, you can learn from the owner firsthand what it takes to raise and care for these majestic animals. Alpacas may look slightly goofy at first but they are actually beautiful and lovely animals that are definitely worth getting to know.
If you're lucky, you may even come at a time when the farm is home to some extra adorable baby alpacas. Summer is the prime birthing time for these animals but you're bound to fall in love with them no matter when you visit. Who knows...after just one visit, you may consider taking one home for yourself!
The farm also sells several unique items that are made from alpaca fleece. These handmade products have been crafted with love and care, and they are great quality. A cold winter is no match against a neck warmer made from alpaca fleece.
A visit to this alpaca farm is a must for any animal lover. This place is a true hidden gem and gives visitors a real look at what it means to take care for these gorgeous creatures. Try something different and check them out! More information can be found at their website here.
