Farm Camp 2026

Second week in June — Last Week of August

9am-4pm Weekdays

Seedlings: Age 5-6

Farm Kids: Age 7-13

Every week at Farm Camp will look slightly different due to the ever-changing nature of working alongside the elements and seasons. Each group can look forward to spending time with our animals, harvesting and tasting plenty of delicious fruits and vegetables, getting their hands dirty, and exploring everything our wonderful, wild local ecosystem has to offer.

This year we have two groups: Seedlings (ages 5-6) and Farm Kids (7-13), based on their age at the start of camp. Seedlings and farm kids will be doing many activities together, but will have different activities either in the morning or afternoon.

Day rates will be made available starting in April, with priority going to full week signups.

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In an effort to make farm camp more accessible to more families, we are implementing a three-tier sliding scale pricing system this year. At checkout, you will notice an option to select your price tier. The lower price tier is our accessible pricing, the middle tier helps us cover all of our expenses, and the highest tier supports our education work and helps us offer farm camp spots to families who wouldn’t otherwise be able to afford camp. Additionally, we have limited scholarship spots made possible by donations. Please reach out if you would like more information on scholarships or would like to make a donation.

Scroll through the gallery below to see some of the activities we do at camp! Every week is different based on each group’s interest, the fruits and vegetables we have in season, the weather, and other exciting things happening on the farm! You can find our rough daily schedule at the bottom of the page.

  • Bottle-feeding the calves

  • Hanging out with the pigs

  • Making cheese with farm milk

  • Harvesting onions

  • Hanging out with Annika

  • Making our own flower presses

  • Adding to the nature journal

  • A peaceful toad

  • Harvesting garlic

  • Shelter building

  • Halter-training baby Mila

  • Caring for the baby chicks

  • Onions and chard

  • A peaceful moment in the woods

  • Making seed paper

  • Camper creations

  • Hosing down the pigs on a hot day

  • Vegetables for our cooking project

  • Wood-fired oven carrot cake

  • Sanding flower presses

  • Baby chicks!

  • PIG TIME

  • Mini potatoes and onions cooked over the fire

  • Observing cow manure

  • Lettuce harvest

  • Wood-fired pizza with farm vegetables and camper-made pesto

  • Getting muddy

  • "I dare you to eat this entire green onion raw"

  • BIG bowl of strawberries

  • Chilling in the rye and vetch cover crop

  • Milking demonstration

  • Herding the cows across the road

  • Squash blossoms stuffed with cheese made by campers

  • Woodworking

  • Harvesting and smelling lemon thyme

  • Tie-dyeing camp t-shirts with goldenrod dye collected by campers

  • Sampling the freshest of carrots in the field

  • Bringing the cows in from the pasture for milking

  • A snack for two

  • Tomato hornworm hunting

  • Starting basil seedlings

  • Harvesting white bush beans

  • A praying mantis pays a visit

  • Practicing fire-starting and corn roasting

  • Harvesting rye for flour

  • Taking observations of a cow skull

  • Not your typical manicure

  • Picnic under the old apple tree

  • Hiking through the forest

  • Tomatoes right from the vine

Daily Schedule

8:50-9am drop off

9:15 All-camp morning game

9:30: Morning chores

  • We’ll be feeding the animals, weeding and watering the garden, checking for pests, and tending to the farm!

9:45 Snack time

10:00 Morning activity

  • Morning activities might include cooking, harvesting, moving the dairy herd to a new paddock of grass, halter training a calf, forest games, bug hunts, and much more!

12:00 Lunch/tick check

12:30 Rest

  • Time to get off our feet to relax and digest your lunch! Campers will have the opportunity to play low energy games, spend some relaxed time in the chicken coop, or work on a

    1:00 Afternoon Activity

  • Afternoon activity will invite campers into the garden or our surrounding ecosystem to do some planting, harvesting, and exploring! We’ll be getting our hands dirty pulling carrots, planting cabbage seedlings, digging potatoes, playing field games, tasting sweet strawberries, heading out to the forest, irrigating the plants (and ourselves on the hottest days), or building a fire to roast some veggies over!

3:00 Afternoon snack/tick check

3:15 Afternoon chores

3:45 Closing game/activity

4:00 Dismissal

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