CLOVIS GUIDED TOUR FIELD GUIDE
Walk and Talk Alpaca Farm Tour: An hour among gentle alpacas and barnyard companions in Clovis
A one-hour, reservation-only guided stroll at Windrush Alpacas that pairs close-up alpaca encounters with a visit to the farm store—this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.
Walk and Talk Alpaca Farm Tour: An hour among gentle alpacas and barnyard companions in Clovis.
Set on a working farm outside Clovis, the Walk and Talk Alpaca Farm Tour is a deliberate, gentle hour-long experience that puts you within arm’s reach of alpacas and other animals while a guide shares the stories of life on the farm. Along a relaxed walk you’ll meet individual alpacas, learn about daily care, encounter animals such as the farm horse Sabre, barn cats, chickens and guinea fowl, and have time to photograph and browse cozy alpaca products in the farm store.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Up-close alpaca introductions
The core of the tour is a gentle, guided walk that brings you face-to-face with individual alpacas and the stories behind them — a chance to ask questions and see their personalities up close.
More than alpacas: a mixed farm visit
Alongside alpacas you’ll meet other residents of the farm, including the horse Sabre, barn cats, chickens and guinea fowl, rounding out a portrait of day-to-day farm life.
Farm store and photo opportunities
Bring a camera: the farm encourages photos and the farm store is open so you can see and buy warm, cozy alpaca products to take a tactile memory of the visit home.
What the day feels like
What the hour feels like
The Walk and Talk is a conversational, low‑pace outing: a guide leads a small group on a short stroll across the farm, pauses at enclosures to introduce individual alpacas and explain their care, answers questions, and points out other animals and operations before finishing at the farm store. It’s designed to be accessible and social — part education, part photo opportunity, part souvenir browsing.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this visit works for—and who should plan differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The tour runs for one hour and starts at the published start time; tickets are available only by prior online reservation and same-day bookings are not accepted.
Wear appropriate farm footwear — no flip-flops or open-toed shoes/sandals — and feel free to bring a camera to capture moments on the farm.
Availability is limited and tours require advance ticketing; do not arrive without an online reservation for a specified date.
No dogs or other animals are allowed on site; follow the guide’s directions around animals for safety and respect.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the tour?
The Walk and Talk Alpaca Farm Tour lasts one hour.
Do I need to reserve a ticket?
Yes. The tour is available only by prior online reservation; same-day reservations are not accepted and availability is limited.
What time does the tour start?
Tours start at the published start time (the operator lists a 2 p.m. Mountain time start); confirm the scheduled time when you reserve your ticket.
Can I bring my dog?
No. Dogs and other animals are not allowed on the tour.
Are children allowed?
Children are welcome, but anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
Can I take photos?
Yes. Guests are encouraged to bring a camera and may take photos during the tour.