Eldora Suri Alpacas

Eldora Suri Alpacas Alpaca Farm Tours, Alpaca Clothing and Home Décor including items we make on our Farm with our own Fresh Free Range Chicken eggs and home made jams available.

Eldora Suri Alpacas has been in operation since 2004 when Leanne and Richard bought their first alpacas. Our current location is situated on a beautiful backdrop of 17 acres in the Willamette Valley, Oregon. Leanne and Richard raise the rare and beautiful Suri Alpaca with an eye for sustainable farm to market product operation. Eldora's herd of 30 alpacas produces about 200 lbs of fleece annually.

The alpaca fiber arts studio is a fun and busy place where we produce beautiful products with our alpaca fleeces. A full line of hats, sweaters, scarves, socks, gloves, yarn, craft and home décor items are available. Knitters and Hand Spinners are welcome to come select fleeces, roving, or yarn. Shearing is in May, and babies are born between June and September. Farm tours are welcome by appointment. Come see us!

September 2011: Here is a photo of what our hand painted Suri/Silk blend yarn looks like up close. For those of you wh...
09/19/2011

September 2011: Here is a photo of what our hand painted Suri/Silk blend yarn looks like up close. For those of you who don't know what suri feels like, it's smooth and cool to the touch, very very soft (no itch), and keeps you very warm.

September 2011: Fall is when I get in the mood to hand paint my yarn made from my alpacas' fleeces. Here are some of ou...
09/19/2011

September 2011: Fall is when I get in the mood to hand paint my yarn made from my alpacas' fleeces. Here are some of our 2011 line of colors. Since the dye process is by hand and it is painted on, there is an amazing variety of colors. No two batches come out the same. I name each batch. Shown here are two batches named 'Purple Reign' and 'Deep Blue Sea'. Oh, and peeking beneath the yarn is our newest baby, Que Bella.

June 2011: This Gizmo, shown right after he was born. They are so cute at this age. Well.....they're cute at any age...
06/19/2011

June 2011: This Gizmo, shown right after he was born. They are so cute at this age. Well.....they're cute at any age, but the babies are especially fun.

Come visit us Summer evenings and sit out on the porch with us and watch the cria (baby alpacas) races!

June 2011: Birthing season is here! Our first baby alpaca of the season is Zuna. She is a cutie! She is shown in thi...
06/19/2011

June 2011: Birthing season is here! Our first baby alpaca of the season is Zuna. She is a cutie! She is shown in this photo at 6 days old with her mother, Zara.

In April 2011 we completed our third barn on the farm. This one is the largest so far. It will be used for feeding, br...
06/19/2011

In April 2011 we completed our third barn on the farm. This one is the largest so far. It will be used for feeding, breeding, and shelter for our newborns and their mothers.

Today January 20, 2011 marks the day our first phase of fencing is done! We can let our alpacas out to pasture. This is...
01/20/2011

Today January 20, 2011 marks the day our first phase of fencing is done! We can let our alpacas out to pasture. This is a 3 acre pasture designed for the moms, babies and visiting females to stay within eyesight of the house. This photo shows some of our pregnant females happily grazing. Watch Eldora's page for photos of the new babies when they start arriving this coming June.

Last Fall when we moved in, we had our pastures mowed because it looked like it hadn't been done for a while and we want...
01/19/2011

Last Fall when we moved in, we had our pastures mowed because it looked like it hadn't been done for a while and we wanted nice forage to come up in the Spring. The new grass is already coming up nicely already and it's only January! When the cross fencing is done, we'll have four separate pastures like this in addition to several large night safety paddocks.

This is the second building completed at the new farm in Oregon. We will have several shelters like these around the pr...
01/17/2011

This is the second building completed at the new farm in Oregon. We will have several shelters like these around the property. This one can shelter about 30 alpacas in a rainstorm.

Here is a photo of the first barn completed at the new farm in Oregon. It's our 'birthing barn'. Located close to the ...
01/17/2011

Here is a photo of the first barn completed at the new farm in Oregon. It's our 'birthing barn'. Located close to the house, we can see everything from our windows. No barn cam needed!

01/16/2011

To all our alpaca friends out there: We'll be posting Eldora news on this page so that you'll be able to keep up with what's happening on our farm.

October 2010: We relocated our entire farm to a new beautiful (and roomy!) location in Lebanon, Oregon.

January 2011: We have completed the first two barns and some fencing. Watch for photos!

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6725 Skyline Road S
Salem, OR
97306

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