Our Camps
2025 Summer Farm Camp
Designed around choice, variety, and creativity, our unique experiences build skills in problem-solving, practical life, and individual expression. Working side-by-side as a community, we care for animals, explore and harvest in the garden and woods, create heritage foods, and discover traditional artisan crafting. We connect the hand with the heart and find the joy of real work while practicing sustainability, purpose, and stewardship.
We offer a summer day camp for children 5-12. 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
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Registration for Summer 2025 are open!
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Farm and Nature Program - a weekly routine!
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We believe that children learn best when they are actively part of the process: when they are curious and make connections for deeper understanding, when they work with their hands, move about and develop stamina – mentally and physically – and develop a camaraderie that comes with collaborative discoveries and problem solving. This is what happens in our weekly Farm and Nature programs. We value the opportunity to provide the space and time for learners to view themselves as scientists, researchers, readers, writers, and drivers of their unique learning journey.
Farm Fridays:
We continue our tradition of Farm Fridays with discoveries and explorations of farm, fields, and forest. Our Fridays are full of heritage handcrafting, community building projects, nature investigations, preparation for our end-of-semester Farm Stand, and many opportunities for choice and emerging interests. We encourage nature practices that develop stewardship and creativity alongside camaraderie.
Wednesday Land Lab (for those participating in Farm Fridays)
For those seeking to combine child-centered learning with academic benchmarks, our Wednesday Land Lab program is designed for observation, exploration, and hands-on innovation. Our goals include:
Understanding the natural world through studies in plants, animals, ecosystems, and
weather patterns.
Discovering the interconnectedness of living and non-living things and the environment.
Establishing a practice of stewardship in nature through developing personal connections to it.
Mastering basic science concepts (including growth, change, and interdependence) through
nature-based challenges.
Developing skills in critical thinking, problem-solving, creativity.
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Wednesday and Friday programs run from 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
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