Farm School Fall Camp (Ages 7-12)

$125.00

This 4-week summer camp will cover a range of fun and interesting agricultural topics and animal husbandry. The recommended age range is 7 years and up! Parents are welcome to stay or drop off! We will have fun activities and interactive lessons with take home keepsakes and activities to do at home from their day. Week 4 will be a celebration of a great summer spent learning together with popsicles, a splash pad and pony rides, so don’t miss it!

The dates for 2026 are Tuesdays from 10 am to 1 pm August 18th-September 8th.

The cost is $125 for the entire series. The class will meet at 10 am and run until 1 pm.
We take a short lunch break so pack a water bottle and pack lunch!

Week 1: Bees and Pollinators

Students will learn all about pollinators with fun hands-on classroom activities and then we will go on a pollinator search in the learning garden! Learn about planting flowers and why it helps pollinators! Everyone can take home their own “bee hotel” and wildflower seeds.

Week 2: Feathered Friends

We will learn about egg development and all about chickens and turkeys. Students will have the opportunity to put eggs in the incubator, and interact with all the chickens and baby chicks!

Week 3: Pigs

Oink oink! What do pigs eat? How many breeds of pigs are there? Where do they come from? Students will feed our pigs, design their own pig pens, and play with our friendly pigs at the end of the class.

Week 4: Horses + Celebration party!

Neigh horses eat hay! Learn all about horses and their care. Students will learn safety, and do some fun in-hand obstacles with their horse or pony and groom them at the end of the activity. Join us for a fun celebration party. We will have popsicles and pony rides!

This 4-week summer camp will cover a range of fun and interesting agricultural topics and animal husbandry. The recommended age range is 7 years and up! Parents are welcome to stay or drop off! We will have fun activities and interactive lessons with take home keepsakes and activities to do at home from their day. Week 4 will be a celebration of a great summer spent learning together with popsicles, a splash pad and pony rides, so don’t miss it!

The dates for 2026 are Tuesdays from 10 am to 1 pm August 18th-September 8th.

The cost is $125 for the entire series. The class will meet at 10 am and run until 1 pm.
We take a short lunch break so pack a water bottle and pack lunch!

Week 1: Bees and Pollinators

Students will learn all about pollinators with fun hands-on classroom activities and then we will go on a pollinator search in the learning garden! Learn about planting flowers and why it helps pollinators! Everyone can take home their own “bee hotel” and wildflower seeds.

Week 2: Feathered Friends

We will learn about egg development and all about chickens and turkeys. Students will have the opportunity to put eggs in the incubator, and interact with all the chickens and baby chicks!

Week 3: Pigs

Oink oink! What do pigs eat? How many breeds of pigs are there? Where do they come from? Students will feed our pigs, design their own pig pens, and play with our friendly pigs at the end of the class.

Week 4: Horses + Celebration party!

Neigh horses eat hay! Learn all about horses and their care. Students will learn safety, and do some fun in-hand obstacles with their horse or pony and groom them at the end of the activity. Join us for a fun celebration party. We will have popsicles and pony rides!

This 4-week micro-school series will cover a range of fun and interesting agricultural topics and animal husbandry. The recommended age range is 6 years and up. The whole family is welcome to join! The cost is $100 for the entire series. The class will meet at 10 am and runs until 1 pm.
We take a short snack break so pack a water bottle and snacks!

Week 1: Bees and Pollinators

Students will learn all about pollinators with some fun hands-on classroom activities and then we will go on a pollinator search in the learning garden! Learn about “meadowscaping” and why it helps pollinators! Everyone can take home their own bouquet of picked flowers and wildflower seed packet.

Week 2: Feathered Friends

We will learn about egg development and all about chickens and turkeys. Students will have the opportunity to candle eggs at different stages of development, and interact with all the new baby chicks!

Week 3: Pigs

Oink oink! What do pigs eat? How many breeds of pigs are there? Where do they come from? Students will play with our friendly piglets at the end of the class.

Week 4: Horses

Neigh horses eat hay! Learn all about horses and their care. Students will learn safety, and do some fun in-hand obstacles with their horse or pony and groom them at the end of the activity.

August 29th Week 5: Celebration party!

Join us for a summer celebration party. We will have a splash pad, popsicles and pony rides!