Adventure brief
Self-Guided Tour
Step into the welcoming world of Eagle Eye Farm in River Falls, Wisconsin, where award-winning alpacas and a host of other animals await your touch. Discover an accessible, self-paced farm visit that blends education, outdoor relaxation, and hands-on interaction.
Located in River Falls, Wisconsin, Eagle Eye Farm offers a unique outdoor experience centered on close-up encounters with some of the friendliest alpacas in the Midwest. This woman-owned, family-run farm sits on 11 accessible acres and hosts over 100 animals across nine species, providing a hands-on, self-guided visit perfect for all ages and abilities. Recognized nationally as the top farm of its size for multiple years, Eagle Eye Farm stands out in western Wisconsin’s outdoor landscape by blending agricultural heritage with thoughtful animal stewardship.
The farm experience focuses on interaction: visitors can step inside spacious pens to feed, pet, and learn about award-winning alpacas alongside llamas, sheep, pigs, cows, goats, rabbits, and chickens. Each enclosure features clear, informative signage so guests understand what makes each species special while discovering individual animal personalities. Unlike many farms that confine animals behind fences, Eagle Eye Farm emphasizes natural environments and walkable, wheelchair-friendly terrain that invites a leisurely and immersive visit.
This open, self-paced tour is perfect for families, outdoor enthusiasts seeking a calm nature break, or anyone curious about farm life set against the tranquil backdrop of western Wisconsin’s rural scenery. The farm mixes gentle physical activity with educational value, making it an ideal stop for those exploring local agritourism or looking to support women-led businesses connected to the land. With friendly staff available to answer questions and feed available to purchase onsite, guests can customize the visit to their pace and curiosity.
Eagle Eye Farm’s commitment to cleanliness, animal welfare, and an inviting atmosphere elevates it beyond a standard petting zoo into a standout outdoor destination that combines relaxation, nature, and genuine connection. Whether you’re from the region or passing through on a road trip, Eagle Eye Farm promises an engaging animal experience in the heart of Wisconsin’s countryside.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Bring Comfortable Walking Shoesinfo
The farm covers 11 acres of varied terrain, so wear supportive shoes for a leisurely stroll.
- 02Purchase Animal Feed Onsiteessential
Feed packets are available for purchase if you want to interact more closely with the animals.
- 03Mind Animal Safety Guidelinesessential
Follow posted instructions about feeding and touching animals to ensure a safe experience for both guests and livestock.
- 04Plan for Weatherinfo
Since much of the visit is outdoors, check the forecast and dress in layers accordingly.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Comfortable walking shoes
Supportive shoes will help you enjoy the farm’s 11-acre grounds with ease.
EssentialLayered clothing
Adjust layers to stay comfortable through variable weather during outdoor parts of the visit.
spring|fall|winterEssentialSun protection (hat, sunscreen)
Protect your skin during open-air walking and animal interaction, especially in summer months.
summer|spring|fallEssentialInsect repellent
Keep bugs at bay so you can focus on the animals instead of mosquitoes.
summerLocal insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Quiet picnic area just beyond the main pens, A small trail that winds along the farm’s natural woods edge
Local fauna
White-tailed deer occasionally seen near the farm perimeter, Local songbirds that nest in the farm’s tree lines
Historic heritage
Eagle Eye Farm is a proud woman-owned family operation recognized nationally for livestock quality and visitor experience.
Mindful exploration
The farm emphasizes sustainable land use and humane animal care practices, ensuring a low-impact, educational visit.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- By the alpaca feeding pens, Near the small woodland trail, From the picnic area looking out over the pasture
- Subjects
- Alpacas and llamas, Farm landscapes, Close-up animal portraits
- Best times
- Golden hour, Morning light, Overcast afternoons
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Is this farm visit suitable for children?
Yes, Eagle Eye Farm welcomes visitors of all ages, and the self-guided format lets families take their time.
Can I feed and touch the alpacas and other animals?
Absolutely—visitors may enter multiple pens to feed and gently interact with friendly animals, with feed available for purchase.
Is the farm accessible for wheelchair users?
Yes, the grounds are designed to be wheelchair-friendly with walkable, mostly flat paths.
Do I need to book ahead for this self-guided tour?
Reservations are recommended to secure your preferred visit date, especially on weekends and holidays.
What animals will I see at the farm?
The farm hosts over 100 animals, including alpacas, llamas, sheep, goats, pigs, cows, rabbits, and chickens.
Is there a guide for the tour?
This experience is self-guided, with informational signage at each pen; staff are available to answer questions.