Everything You Need To Know Before You Go: Farm Rules, Agritourism Law and Special Notes

We want you to have the best experience possible when visiting us. Our #1 policy at Eagle Eye Farm is that our animals come first! Guests will have the opportunity to interact, get up close and pet various animals on the farm. However, we do not promote or guarantee every guest will hold/touch/interact with any particular animal. Our commitment is to offer an enriching, educational, and delightful adventure for all our visitors. However, please remember that the comfort and security of our furry friends will always be our utmost priority. Please note that all tours are non-refundable and while booking in advance is not required it may be easier to book ahead of time as the wifi is not great on the farm. With that in mind, here are a few important details to consider:

Frequently Asked Questions

When are you open?
We're open 10am to 4pm, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Tour times are listed when you book.

Do I need to book ahead?
Not for a self-guided tour; just come during open hours. Guided tours and animal experiences book online. Booking ahead is easiest because our farm wifi is spotty. All tours are non-refundable.

Where do I park?
Free parking right on the farm.

What should I wear?
Closed-toe shoes you don't mind getting dirty, and layers for the weather. You'll be walking on grass and gravel and going into the pens.

What if it rains?
Tours go on rain, shine or snow, so dress for the weather!

Can I bring my dog?
No pets, please, for the safety of our animals.

Can I feed the animals?
Yes! Feed is for sale in our store for the alpacas, llamas, sheep, donkeys, goats and chickens. Please don't feed the pigs or cows, and please don't bring outside food.

Is the farm wheelchair friendly?
We're a working farm, so there are uneven surfaces. Our team will do our best to help you get around. If you have questions before your visit, just contact us.

Where are you?
N7802 County Rd F, River Falls, WI 54022, about 45 minutes from the Minneapolis airport.

How much does it cost?
Self-guided tour $15. Guided tour $20. Romping with the Roos $10. Feeding the Roos $45. Porcupine Experience $35. Walking with the Alpacas $35. Alpaca or goat yoga $35.

What animals will I see?
More than 130 animals across 14 species, including alpacas, Taz the llama, kangaroos, porcupines, goats, sheep, donkeys, pigs, mini Highland cows, bunnies, chickens and peacocks. You'll also meet Bentley, our barn dog.

Do you host birthday parties?
Yes! Parties are 7 days a week between 10am and 3pm. Prices are for up to 10 guests (everyone age 2 and up counts), and you bring the cake, food and presents. Farm Party $345: private guided tour, animal feed for every guest and 1 hour in our party room. Kangaroo Party $395: everything in the Farm Party, plus going into the pen with the kangaroos. Porcupine Party $595: everything in the Kangaroo Party, plus a porcupine experience. Extra guests are $22, $27 or $47 each, up to 35 guests.

Do you offer school field trips?
Yes. Our Along the Fence school tours are $10 per person. Contact us to plan your visit.

Do you sell annual passes?
Yes: $125 for an individual and $350 for a family. Both get 10% off activities.

How do I reach you?
Call 715-307-8537.

No Smoking, Vaping, e-Cigarettes

Please respect that Eagle Eye Farm is a smoke free, vapor free, and e-cigarette free environment. We encourage you to keep our land a breath of fresh air. Please do not put cigarette butts on the ground; Dispose of them properly.

No Outside Food or Drinks

Our animals are on a very particular diet; We ask that you do not feed them any outside food as it can make them sick or could even cause death.. They do not eat any food except for food/grain that is made especially for them. Eagle Eye Farm has animal feed for purchase if you would like to treat our animals. If you have purchased our animal feed, please use a flat hand when feeding the animals. Visitors can feed the alpacas, llamas, sheep, donkeys, goats and chickens. Please do not feed the pigs and cows as they are easily confused between fingers and food. Please be aware that all animals may bite and/or kick.

No Pets

We love all furry friends, near and far, but please leave yours in the comfort of their homes. Eagle Eye Farm does not allow pets due to safety and health issues with our animals and our guests.

Kindness matters

Please be kind to the animals. Eagle Eye Farm animals love affection from our guests. Please do not hit, throw or tease the animals. This behavior will not be tolerated and if exhibited we will have to ask you to leave the farm without reimbursement of any admission cost.

Please sanitize your hands

We provide hand sanitation stations around the farm. Please sanitize your hands before and after visiting the animals. We do not want to spread germs that may harm our animals or our guests.

Respect our surroundings

We ask that you please respect the property. Being in or around our personal residence is strictly prohibited. Please help us keep our farm clean and beautiful for everyone to enjoy by placing all trash in the provided trash and recycling receptacles. To preserve our natural charm, please do not pick the flowers or walk through the landscaping around the buildings and grounds.

Adult supervision is required at all times

All children must be supervised by an adult at all times. We want you to enjoy our farm safely. Please play and enjoy the farm, however we are not responsible for any injuries under Wisconsin Act 269.

2014 Wisconsin Agricultural Tourism Liability Law (Act 269)

“NOTICE: A person who observes or participates in an agricultural tourism activity on this property assumes the risks inherent in the agricultural tourism activity. Risks inherent in the agricultural tourism activity may include conditions on the land, the unpredictable behavior of farm animals, the ordinary dangers associated with equipment used in farming operations, and the potential that a participant in the agricultural tourism activity may act in a negligent way that may contribute to injury or death. The agricultural tourism provider is not liable for the injury or death of a person involved in an agricultural tourism activity resulting from those inherent risks.