RIVER FALLS FARM FIELD GUIDE
Up Close with Champions: Meeting Eagle Eye Farm’s Award‑Winning Alpacas and Their Menagerie
A 60–90 minute, public guided tour at Eagle Eye Farm to meet award‑winning alpacas and more than 100 friendly animals in a clean, accessible outdoor setting.
Up Close with Champions: Meeting Eagle Eye Farm’s Award‑Winning Alpacas and Their Menagerie.
Set on a family‑owned farm in River Falls, Eagle Eye Farm pairs hands‑on animal encounters with clear animal‑welfare priorities and knowledgeable staff. The guided public tour offers close, educational access to award‑winning alpacas and a broad mix of species in a clean, walkable environment designed for visitors of nearly every age.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Award‑winning alpacas and a friendly menagerie
Eagle Eye is home to its champion alpacas alongside eight other species, totaling roughly 100 animals. Guests can enter pens and have guided, up‑close encounters to feed, touch and observe the animals in a natural farm setting.
A clean, walkable family farm
The farm markets itself as exceptionally clean, set on an 11‑acre, woman‑owned family property that was named the #1 farm in the country against farms its size for the last two years. Although outdoors, the grounds are described as very walkable and wheelchair‑friendly.
Interactive, educational, animal‑first visits
Tours are staffed by friendly, knowledgeable guides who explain how the alpacas earn awards and championships. While guests have opportunities to interact with animals, the farm emphasizes animal comfort and does not guarantee every guest will hold or handle a specific animal.
What the day feels like
What the visit feels like
The public guided tour runs about 60–90 minutes at your own pace. Expect a relaxed circuit of the property led by staff: an introduction to the champions, close‑up time inside select pens, and chances to meet llamas, sheep, pigs, cows, goats, bunnies and chickens. Staff balance hands‑on visitor access with the farm’s top priority—animal welfare—so interactions are encouraged when animals are comfortable.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this visit suits — and who should consider alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Tours run rain, shine or snow; dress for the weather and expect an outdoor setting on walkable, wheelchair‑friendly ground.
The site is described as very walkable and wheelchair‑friendly; the visit is self‑paced within the roughly 60–90 minute window.
This is a public tour that may include multiple families or groups; private tours are available by calling the farm. A total of five or more participants is necessary for a public tour to run; the operator will notify you if the minimum is not met.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the guided tour?
The tour runs about 60–90 minutes and is experienced at your own pace.
What ages are allowed?
The experience is suitable for ages 2 and up; children under 2 years of age are free.
Are tours private or shared?
Tours offered on the schedule are public and may include more than one family or group; you can schedule a private tour by calling the operator for a more intimate experience.
Do tours run in bad weather?
Yes—Eagle Eye Farm is open rain, shine, or snow and operates tours in all weather conditions.
Will I be able to hold every animal?
Guests will have opportunities to interact with animals, but the farm does not promote or guarantee that every guest will hold or touch any particular animal; animal comfort and security take priority.
Is there a minimum number of participants for a tour?
Yes—a total of five or more participants (not necessarily from the same group) is necessary for a public tour to run; the operator will notify you if the minimum is not met.