Welcome to Little Creek Alpacas!

Upcoming Events:
- Macomb Farmers Market every Saturday from 8am-12pm in Chandler Park. We'll be there every Saturday until National Alpaca Farm Days.

- Sat., Sept. 26th & Sun., Sept. 27th join us for National Alpaca Farm Days on the farm from 1pm-5pm both days. Make a needle felted picture with alpaca fiber on a handmade alpaca felt canvas for just $10 (ages 8 & up)! Design your own alpaca with alpaca fiber in the Kid's Craft Area with Moon Cat's Art for free. Beatles Tribute puppet show both days at 2pm. Balloon twisting entertainment by The Toddy Pop Company, and carding & spinning demonstrations throughout the day. Free alpaca temporary tattoos and party stickers at the Welcome Center. The 19th Hole food truck will be here with all their tasty food & drinks. Coolers are allowed. No pets, no smoking, no chasing the alpacas. Free admission!

- Sun., Oct. 18th is our Alpaca Beach Party - Season Finale from 1pm-5pm. Come out for one last Alpaca Beach Party for the 2026 season.

- Sat., Oct. 24th is the Fall Western Illinois Fiber Festival from 10am-4pm at the McDonough County 4-H Center, located at 3022 W Jackson St in Macomb, IL.

*Please note, we are a working farm and don't have "open hours". We do open up our farm once a month from May-October for our Alpaca Beach Parties, and it is free admission. Thank you!

If you need any alpaca products from us locally, please go to the Community News Brief (13 E. Side Square in Macomb, IL).

We've raised alpacas for 18 years and offer mentoring and continued customer support with each alpaca purchase. We want you to be happy and successful in your alpaca endeavor! Please email me with any questions, or to set up a time to visit alpacas you are interested in purchasing.

Follow us on Instagram or Facebook for the most up to date information, as well as craft/art shows we will be attending, and events we may be holding.

Located in the heart of Forgottonia (just 10 min. from the Governor's old headquarters), Little Creek Alpacas is home to 35 suri and huacaya alpacas in Plymouth, IL. Little Creek Alpacas was born out of a great love for animals, and a desire to become more self-sufficient and raise our children in a more spiritual setting. We chose alpacas over other livestock because they are docile, earth friendly, and produce a wonderful, luxurious fiber that is better than cashmere. Our focus in raising our herd is on good health, fabulous fiber, and producing an array of natural colors to choose from. We currently sell breeding stock and fiber/pet suri and huacaya alpacas, as well as a wide variety of products made from their fiber.

Our alpaca fiber is harvested harm free, and our alpacas are ethically raised and greatly loved. We strive to create unique products through felting, knitting, crochet, and weaving, as well as supply fiber artists with raw & carded fiber, batt blends, and yarns. Some of our yearly fiber harvest is sent to the New England Alpaca Fiber Pool, where it is combined with other US alpaca farms' fiber, and made into various products for us (mostly our socks, gloves, fingerless gloves, and insoles).

I have a hard time getting all of our alpaca products listed online, but always have our alpaca socks, fingerless gloves, and most of our gloves listed at all times. It takes a long time to photograph products and list them, but the items above don't really ever change so they're always listed. My goal in 2026 is to resurrect our Etsy shop, and get better about listing ALL of our alpaca products online - fiber grab bags, felting kits, alpaca batt blends, hand-spun & mill-spun yarns, felted turtles & dolls, hand knit infinity scarves, neck gators, ear bands, hats, etc.

Our 2026 Alpaca Beach Party Schedule is:
Sat., Sept. 26th & Sun., Sept. 27th 1pm-5pm - National Alpaca Farm Days
Sun., Oct. 18th 1pm-5pm - Season Finale

Follow our Facebook page for pop-up events. I plan on doing a few felting classes on the farm this spring/summer when the weather is nice. From May through September, you can find me at the Macomb Farmers Market in Chandler Park every Saturday (weather permitted). Please note, the 1st two weekends of October I am always set up at Native Trails Winery in Lewistown, IL for Spoon River Drive.