We sell halters, leads, coats, and other wants and needs for your alpacas. All is sewn or made here at our shop in Washington, and we can ship anywhere in the world.

Alpacas and Alpaca products are our business. We offer complete mentorship for alpaca purchases and information for successful alpaca ownership. Ranch visits and tours are open to the public.

Wholesale supplier to alpaca farms.

Alpacalets™ bracelets are crafted start-to-finish on our ranch, where we source and grade the alpaca fiber, dye the yarn, and finish each piece with a sleek magnetic clasp. This eco-friendly, sustainable, American-made product offers a unique, ranch-made keepsake. Add Alpacalets to your shop to give customers a piece of authentic alpaca craftsmanship.

Mentoring from our 20+ years of experience for Champion and Blue Ribbon alpacas, as well as learning the ins and outs of alpaca fiber!

Sandollar Alpacas is a working farm located in the heart of southeast Washington Wine Country. You can easily book a farm tour from April 1st to November 1st to visit the alpacas up close and then tour the fiber arts studio and farm store. The alpacas are waiting to meet you!

Sandollar Alpacas is a working farm located in the heart of southeast Washington Wine Country. You can easily book a farm tour from April 1st to November 1st to visit the alpacas up close and then tour the fiber arts studio and farm store. The alpacas are waiting to meet you!

Free Tours Mon-Sat in our herd of over 200, you will enjoy the mom and baby field in our lovely Beartooth Mountain view pastures. Shop downtown in Red Lodge or in our ranch store. Sales of quality alpaca Females and Males in every color. Mentoring alpaca owners for over a decade!

Are you looking for your next Champion? Searching for amazing Fiber? Find your ALPACA ADVENTURE at Shambalah Alpaca Ranch!

Now located in Northern Virginia, we at SilverThrone are striving for elite grays. We are starting back in the breeding and showing program, and would also like to sell yarn and alpaca fiber products in the future! Currently, we have 15 alpacas, but 5 are pregnant, and we plan on continuing to breed specifically for grays here in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley in Virginia.