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June 24, 2024 @ 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
$350
Farmers Rising camps grow kids that can change the world in a place that is changing the world. Camp on our campus includes organic gardens and a small-scale livestock operation. Our facilities give us a chance to immerse kids ages 6-15 in what’s possible – and, in the process, develop skills for 21st-century success.
Camp is an excellent place for kids to realize their abilities to solve problems, and engage with nature and adventure, becoming exactly the type of young leaders our communities need.
Day Camp Week One: June 10-13, (Ages 6-12)
Day Camp Week Two: June 17-20. (Ages 6-12)
Day Camp Week Three: July 15-18 (Ages 6-12)
Day Camp Week Four: Aug. 5-8. (Youth Leadership Camp) (Ages 12-15)
Day Camp Week Two: June 17-20. (Ages 6-12)
Day Camp Week Three: July 15-18 (Ages 6-12)
Day Camp Week Four: Aug. 5-8. (Youth Leadership Camp) (Ages 12-15)
Overnight Camp (teen) July 7-11. (Ages 12-15)
Overnight Camp (youth) June 23-27 (Ages 8-12)
Overnight Camp (youth) June 23-27 (Ages 8-12)
Register NOW! https://www.farmersrising.org/farm-camps.html
Any questions, please email programs@farmersrising.org
Any questions, please email programs@farmersrising.org
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CAMP IS FOR ALL
Farmers Rising Free Range Kids Farm Camp is for EVERYONE!
Campers of all races, creeds, genders, and abilities, from ages 6 – 12 and ages 12 – 15 during Leadership Camp, are welcome on the farm. Free Range Kids Farm Camp does not discriminate based on religion, ethnicity, origin, gender, or orientation.
Campers of all races, creeds, genders, and abilities, from ages 6 – 12 and ages 12 – 15 during Leadership Camp, are welcome on the farm. Free Range Kids Farm Camp does not discriminate based on religion, ethnicity, origin, gender, or orientation.
NEEDS AND ACCOMMODATIONS
Questions about your camper’s unique needs or accomodations, including medical, mental/emotional and physical considerations? Connect with us to learn more about how we can meet your campers needs.
SCHOLARSHIPS
Farmers Rising is committed to reducing barriers to our programming. Scholarship funds are available! Please fill out the Scholarship Form below to apply.
CAMP ACTIVITIES
Campers experience a real working farm while discovering connections between our land and the food we eat while they engage in daily activities such as feeding goats and chickens, refreshing water buckets, and collecting eggs. Campers earn their “green thumb” by pulling weeds, planting seedlings and turning the compost piles. Camp activities teach responsibility in a way that is satisfying and formative.
Campers spend the week with our combined team of passionate, experienced staff members. All counselors and educators have experience teaching, as well as expertise in the fields of agriculture and environmental sciences.
PLAY AND INDEPENDENCE
Campers enjoy group games, relay races, ice-cream making using ingredients from the farm, nature exploration, hiking across our 70+ acres, campfires, nature crafts & more! In no time, Campers become part of the working farm, forming deeper connections to the land, animals, food, and each other.
Studies show that time in microbe-rich dirt can actually improve your health, and time spent outdoors can lead to better academic performance!
ACCOMMODATIONS
Overnight Camp is based at the Lodge, which offers bunk-style lodging. Boys’ and girls’ dorms are on different floors with corresponding bathrooms and showers. The Lodge features bright, open indoor space for gathering and dining, a large deck and patio for communal meals al fresco, and a cozy den downstairs for reading, games and rainy day activities.
Day Campers meet at the Gathering Space, and all campers roam and explore on acres of outdoor space and hiking trails, swing in the hammock garden, walk the labyrinth maze (built by past camp groups!), toast marshmallows over the firepit and splash in the creek!
MEALS AND NUTRITION
Food is an integral part of farm camp at Farmers Rising. Camp Chef Andy will prepare fresh, healthy meals for campers from local sources in the Lodge’s fully-certified commercial kitchen. Campers take part in preparing food, harvesting food, learning where food comes from and how it gets to the table. Campers have the opportunity to experience new foods from farm or garden to table, experiment with old favorites and and deepen their understanding and connection to the land where food comes from!
