2025 Farm Camps
Registration Opens April 21
A Summer of Hands-On Farm Adventures!
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Join Kelli on the farm this summer for a one-of-a-kind, unforgettable experience where kids don’t just watch farm life—they live it! From stepping into the pens with the animals to feeding newborn goats and cuddling baby rabbits, campers will get a full, hands-on taste of farm life.
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Each day is packed with interactive lessons, hands-on activities, and plenty of opportunities to explore different interests, including:
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Animal Husbandry & Care – Get up close with the farm’s animals and learn how to care for:
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Goats – Feed, bottle-raise babies, and even try your hand at milking.
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Sheep – Learn about shearing wool and fiber arts.
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Cattle – Brush, feed, and understand daily care for cows.
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Rabbits, Chickens, Ducks, Geese – Collect eggs, care for small livestock, and handle baby animals.
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Pigs – Help feed and care for these smart and playful animals.
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Mule, Horse & Mini Donkeys – Learn about handling, grooming, and the role of working animals on the farm.
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Farm Cats – The real farm bosses! Spend time with these friendly (and sometimes sassy) barn companions.
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Gardening & Soil Work – Get your hands in the dirt and discover the magic of growing food!
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Soil Building – Learn about composting, soil health, and what makes plants thrive.
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Planting & Growing – Sow seeds, care for garden beds, and watch the plants change each week.
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The Fun of Eating! – Taste farm-fresh veggies straight from the garden and see how growing your own food makes everything taste better.
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Blacksmithing – Get a glimpse into the art of metalworking.
Cooking & Homesteading – Make farm-fresh snacks, learn about sourdough baking, and dive into traditional skills like yogurt making.
Handmade Farm Goods – Create your own soap, lotion, and tallow cream using natural ingredients straight from the farm.
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Homestead Living & American History – Step back in time at the homestead cabin and learn how small farmers shaped America!
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Living Off the Land – Explore traditional skills that early farmers relied on for survival.
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The Story of the Small Farmer – Discover how homesteaders and small farms played a key role in American history.
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Hands-On Heritage – Try your hand at skills like wood chopping, candle making, and using simple tools that helped build a self-sufficient life.
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Farm Chores & Life Skills – Experience the daily rhythm of the farm, from feeding animals to cleaning stalls—learning that hard work brings reward!
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Why Day Camps?
Summer on the farm changes fast—new animals are born, crops grow, and every week brings something new! Day camps allow campers to be part of the season's transformations and experience farm life as it unfolds.
A Special Family Hour!
At the end of each camp day (2:00–3:00 PM), families are invited for a behind-the-scenes tour led by their camper! Explore the farm, enjoy exclusive discounts at the farm shop, and even try out some of the day’s activities.
Want to Experience It All?
To guarantee your camper gets to do every activity, lock in the bundle price for all three weeks! Each session brings new skills and experiences, ensuring they won’t miss a thing.
Come ready to work hard, play hard, and make memories that will last a lifetime!
Preschool Day Camps
3 years to 5 years (must be potty trained)
June 9 | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
June 16 | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
June 23 | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
Preschool Farm Camp Bundle | June 9, 16, 23 | $350
Entering Kindergarten & 1st Grade
June 12 | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
June 19 | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
June 26. | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
Farm Camp Bundle | June 12, 19, 26 | $350
Entering 2nd & 3rd Grade
June 10 | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
June 17 | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
June 24 | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
Farm Camp Bundle | June 10, 17, 24 | $350
Entering 4th - 8th Grade
June 11 | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
June 18 | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
June 25 | Time: 10am - 2pm | $125
Farm Camp Bundle | June 11, 18, 25 | $350
What You Need to Know About Farm Camp
Before registering, please read the following important details about camp expectations, policies, and daily operations.
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Parent/Guardian Policy
Parents, guardians, and siblings who are not registered are NOT allowed to stay for farm camp.
I understand this may not work for everyone, and that’s okay! I’ve been working with kids for 20+ years, have three boys of my own, and completely understand if this policy doesn’t fit your needs—but please do not register for camp if you can’t get behind this. There are no exceptions.
Families are welcome to join us at the end of each camp day during Family Hour (2–3 PM) to see what their camper has been up to!
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Rain or Shine – We’re Outside!
Camp runs in all weather conditions, except in the rare case of mega wind. If high winds occur, we’ll stay in the main barn area for safety. This has never been an issue during the summer months, but we’ll adapt if needed!
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Live Animal Births May Happen
It is highly possible your child will witness a live animal birth. If this happens, our daily schedule will shift, as I will need to assist in the delivery—and your camper will be part of the experience!
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Listening is Key for Safety
I have a great team leading farm camp, ensuring that kids are safe while fully engaged in hands-on farm life. However, campers will be in pens with animals, handling tools, and doing farm work. All activities are age-appropriate, but listening and following instructions are essential. Please talk with your child about the importance of respecting their leaders, animals, and fellow campers.
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Lunch & Snacks
Campers must bring a packed lunch that does not require heating. We’ll be making farm-fresh snacks together, but these are supplemental—not full meals.
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Bathroom & Independence Expectations
Your child must be fully potty trained and able to manage bathroom needs independently. Staff will not assist in the bathroom, and if an issue arises, parents/guardians will be called to come handle it.
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Bathroom access may not always be immediate. We could be five minutes or more away from the nearest bathroom at any time—especially if we’re in the middle of farm chores, like moving goats. We will finish the task before taking a bathroom break.
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We’re Ready for a Great Summer!
If this all sounds like a great fit for your child, we can’t wait to welcome them to Farm Camp. If not, we completely understand, and hope to see you at another farm event.
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Come ready to work hard, have fun, and make lifelong memories!
