Farm School SUmmer Camp
Get ready for fun on the farm! Join us this summer for farm school summer camp!
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Farm Summer Camp
HOrsing around
Our summer camp program includes lots of time with the ponies. It will include grooming, caretaking, riding, and horse art - - with the horses as a canvas!
Nature crafts
Fun learning activities for farm campers of all ages!
Our Buckaroo’s and Homestead Helpers can explore their creative sides while learning about the great outdoors.
Outdoor games
What is summer camp without FUN. We will have a range of outdoor games for both of our summer camp groups.
Farm activities
Outdoor Adventures
Walking the trails, hunting for bugs, climbing trees...There are plenty of fun ways to safely explore the outdoors and let imaginations roam free.
Animal Caretaking
Having animals isn't just kisses and cuddles. They require a lot of care. Children can learn the importance of caring for others through cleaning coops + stalls , providing clean water, and routine care activities.
Collecting Eggs
Our friendly hens lay an assortment of brown, white, and blue eggs! Kids can team up to clean and collect fresh eggs. And you can take some home for breakfast for $4 a dozen.
Animal Encounters
Animals need love too! Feed, pet, and interact with our fluff and feathered family. Treats are provided, but feel free to bring your own if you'd like (everyone loves carrots!)
Outdoor projects
Homestead Helpers (ages 6+) will assist in outdoor projects around the farm - - including building a DIY nature shelter!
Farm Summer Camp Programs
Buckaroo Camp
Ages 2-5
Mon + Tues: June 14th, 15th, 21st, & 22nd.
10am - 1pm
Horseback riding
Nature crafts
Outdoor games
Free-range play
$100/child
Homestead Helper Camp
Ages 6+
Thurs + Fri:: June 17th, 18th, 24th, & 25th.
10am - 2pm
Horseback riding
Nature crafts
Outdoor games
Outdoor projects
$125/child
Other notes:
Parents are required to stay on-site, but feel free to bring some camp chairs and socialize with other moms and dads!
- We will break for lunch – – so pack a picnic and find a shady spot to relax or go off-site to visit one of the local treasures.
"The powerful combination of a diversity of play experiences and direct contact with nature has direct benefits for children’s physical, mental and emotional health."