Alpacas in Pennsylvania
Welcome to Sugar Hollow Farm Alpacas, LLC and our alpacas in Pennsylvania! We are a small family run, veteran owned alpaca farm located in Waynesboro, PA offering huacaya alpacas and alpaca fiber products, both handmade and manufactured, for sale.
Sugar Hollow breeds for yarn. Our alpacas are high quality animals with beautiful fleece, excellent conformation, and easy going personalities. You’ll find plenty of density, crimp and fineness here – take a look at Matoskah’s skin biopsy results – Ian Watt of Alpaca Consulting places him in the top four of animals he’s tested for fineness and density. Our goal is to produce alpacas whose fleece will produce soft, bright yarn of the highest quality.
Come see Kathy’s hand-woven shawls & scarves, hand-knitted baby booties, warm socks, hats, stuffed animals, and dolls – all made of alpaca fiber – at our farm store and at craft fairs in the South Central Pennsylvania area. As our herd grows, so does our stock of home grown yarn (we can tell you which animal it comes from), and we have plenty of commercially processed alpaca yarn for sale, too. Interested in getting into alpaca farming? Arrange with us to visit our farm and see what is meant by “living the alpaca lifestyle”!
Sugar Hollow breeds for yarn. Our alpacas are high quality animals with beautiful fleece, excellent conformation, and easy going personalities. You’ll find plenty of density, crimp and fineness here – take a look at Matoskah’s skin biopsy results – Ian Watt of Alpaca Consulting places him in the top four of animals he’s tested for fineness and density. Our goal is to produce alpacas whose fleece will produce soft, bright yarn of the highest quality.
Come see Kathy’s hand-woven shawls & scarves, hand-knitted baby booties, warm socks, hats, stuffed animals, and dolls – all made of alpaca fiber – at our farm store and at craft fairs in the South Central Pennsylvania area. As our herd grows, so does our stock of home grown yarn (we can tell you which animal it comes from), and we have plenty of commercially processed alpaca yarn for sale, too. Interested in getting into alpaca farming? Arrange with us to visit our farm and see what is meant by “living the alpaca lifestyle”!
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Alpaca Farm NewsGrab your calendar!
The days are already getting shorter and fall (and hopefully cooler weather!) will be here before you know it. Following is a list of the events we will be hosting or attending this fall. Other events may be added so check back often! National Alpaca Farm Days - Saturday, Sept. 24 from 10:30 to 4:00 & Sunday, Sept. 25 from 1:30 to 4:00. This is the weekend that alpaca farms all across the United States open their doors to the public. Stop by our farm to [Read more...] 
Come visit us! School is out, the lazy days of summer are upon us and, most importantly, our spring crias have arrived! Now is a great time to round up those bored kids and come visit the farm! We don't charge for farm visits (unless your group is 10 or more people - then it is $3.00 per person) but we do encourage a stop in the farm store where you can pick up a memento from your visit (or better yet - some soft, lightweight alpaca socks!). Click here for our contact information.
eGift cards! Want to get someone special that perfect alpaca gift, but don't know what to choose? Give him or her an eGift card to our farm store! Click here to make his or her alpaca dreams come true!
The Yarn Shop at 98 W. Washington St. in Hagerstown is now offering Sugar Hollow Farm Alpacas' Yarn! We are so excited to have our yarn available [Read more...]
Sugar Hollow Farm Alpacas, LLC is a member of PA Preferred and Homegrown By Heroes. Of course the fiber for our yarn is grown in PA, but... [Read more...]
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Featured AlpacasOur Featured Alpacas this summer are, of course, our two spring cria - Ramblin' Man and Peg. They are seen in the video below doing what kids of any species do - mess about! They have a lot of fun together romping in the pastures and annoying the (alpaca) adults who are just trying to graze peacefully. We are just now getting to the point where we can tell them apart. Rambler was born three days before, and weighs about a pound more than Peg but appears a little smaller. We think Peg looks bigger because she's a little more "fluffy". In the video below Rambler is the one chasing Peg. (Naturally). To see more pictures of Rambler click here. To see more pictures of Peg click here.
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Alpaca Fleece...
Alpaca Fleece Close-up, Brown
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Alpaca Fleece Close-up, White, Shorn
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Alpaca Fleece Close-up, Fawn
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