2024 Summer Camp Offerings and Registration

*We love to invite and include kids of all abilities so let us know if you think your child would enjoy a day on the farm this summer.*
*We do not offer refunds for our camps.  We kindly ask that you plan and find a friend to take your spot.*
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PLEASE INCLUDE YOUR CHILD'S NAME AND AGE IN THE NOTES WHEN YOU REGISTER. 

2024 SUMMER CAMP REGISTRATION OPENS JAN 31, 5pm

Monday Camps

Inclusive Exploring the Farm  Camp
June 10
July 8
July 22
August 5
9AM - 12PM  (3 hours) 
$55 ages 6- 10 (Approved caretaker welcome to attend) 
We start with a full round of farm chores (pigs, chickens, rabbits, goats!) followed by lunch in the orchard or haybarn. Then we will have a hands-on activity with a new theme every week: we may explore the children’s garden, get our hands in the dirt, or learn about farm animals.   Kids can expect hands-on activities, crafts and loads of fun.
Junior Farmer Camp
July 15
​July 29
​Aug 12
9AM - 12PM (3 hours)
$55 ages 3 - 8 (potty trained - drop off only)
This is a great camp for young ones who love animals and outdoor play. We will start with a round of farm chores:   feeding the chickens, brushing the pigs, caring for the goats, playing in the hay barn and getting a sense of what life is like on the farm. After chores,  lunch and story we will have a theme for the day which could include hands on nature activities,  goat grooming, exploration or water fun depending on the day.

Tuesday Camps  

Animal Lovers Camp 
​June 18 
July 2, 23 
8:30 - 12:30 (4 hours)
​$75 per class
Ages 6-10 
This is a great camp for kids older kids who are crazy about animals and  want more in-depth learning. Each week will focus on a different animal. It could be the chickens, pigs, goats or even worms, insects or bees. We will start with a round of farm chores: feeding the chickens, brushing the pigs, caring for the goats, playing in the hay barn and getting a sense of what life is like on the farm. After chores, lunch and story we will have hands-on learning with the animals along with crafts, games and fun.
All AGES Animal Lovers Camp  (geared for young ones with caregivers)
​July 9
8:30 - 12:30 (4 hours)
​ $75 per child, caregivers free. Caregivers welcome to stay (drop off okay for 4 and up)
Same as Animal Lovers, but geared for younger children accompanied by caregivers.  

Wednesday Camps

Horse Lovers 
June 12
July 3, 10
​Aug 7
8AM- 1PM (5 hours)
$95,  Ages 6-12
This is a camp for kids who love to learn all about horses. After farm chores, campers will experience all the elbow grease required to ride, from mucking stalls, throwing hay, bathing horses, and cleaning tack. We will focus on horsekeeping, learn the parts of the horse and also get a chance to get in the saddle. This camp is geared towards horse crazy kids with minimal riding experience and will be an in-depth introduction to all the basics. Please send your child with water, lunch and a snack. Children need sturdy shoes that cover the toes as they will be working with animals.​
XTREME Equestrian Camp- For Horse OBSESSED Kids
June 26
​July 17, 31
8AM- 1PM (5 hours)
$95,  Ages 8-15 (if there is a kid younger than this who has a lot of horse experience we could make exceptions)
​This is a camp for kids who not only love horses; they breathe, daydream, and obsess about horses! 
Our focus will be everything EQUESTRIAN: quality time with the equines riding with one of our amazing instructors on kind, well-trained horses, as well as horse care, horse games, barn trivia fun, and either horse bathing or water games to help us cool off at the end of the morning. This camp is geared towards kids who have already had some experience with horses in an arena setting and ideally are comfortable riding independently either English or Western, and are already comfortable around horses. This camp is designed with the horse-obsessed child in mind! *No farm chores for this camp, just HORSES. 

Junior Vet Camp 
June 19
​July 24
8AM- 1PM (5 hours)
$95, ​Ages 7-12 
This camp is for older children who love animals  and want to dive deeper into animal care. We will learn what it takes to care for pigs, chickens, goats, and horses.  Each week will have a different farm animal focus for in-depth learning about topics such as breeds, vet care, food and nutrition or handling and training with activities, crafts, or games.   

Friday Camps

Pony Makeover Camp
June 28
July 5, 19
​Aug 2
8:30 - 12:30 (4 hours)
$75 per class
Ages 5-9  
Calling all pony lovers! After farm chores, we'll start with dirty horses and ponies and transform them into real beauties. We will learn to groom, bathe, clean hooves and then braid mane and tail...then move on to painting nails and deciding on the right hair color for our horses. The transformation will be amazing!   Kids will get lots of hands on pony time, having fun and learning about horse care while having fun.  ​
Pony Pals Camp  
June 21
July 12, 26
8:30 - 12:30 (4 hours)
$75 per class
Ages 5 - 9 
This camp is for younger children that want to spend some time around horses. We start with farm chores then we learn about things like safety on the ground with horses, leading, grooming, etc and then do pony rides. We may also have horse crafts, games, and making horse treats! This camp is for beginners --  not suitable for children with lots of riding experience.  

Special  Camps 

Four Day Pioneer Camp 

Pioneer Camp - FOUR DAY CAMP
June 3, 4, 5, 7
8AM - 1PM (5 hours each day)
$380 for 4 day camp - includes materials
Ages 6-12 (Drop off only) 
Step back in time and experience life in the mid-1800s. Kids will have an immersive farm experience that could include old time skills like making butter, and learning period games and music.   To get in the spirit of the camp please wear period clothes. Here are some ideas: leather shoes, long skirts, shawls and bonnets or scarves, button shirts ( no t-shirts) , if possible suspenders and hats (no ballcaps). Please send lunch in baskets or wrapped in cloth. Lunch suggestions- jerky, dried fruit, bread, milk.  Drinks should be in a mason jar. We prefer no plastics or nylons at this camp.
Day One Overview: 
Today, with the help of Living Historians we’ll understand how the native Americans first lived in this area. Gradually the mountain men/trappers became familiar with the riches the plains and mountains had to offer. Finally, the settlers began to push West to fulfill their dreams of owning land following the Oregon Trail. 
Day Two Overview:
Let's recreate an Oregon Trail emigrant experience. We'll begin by caring for all our farm animals before we say good-bye to head West. After making hard tack for our journey, we’ll have to decide what to take and what to leave. We'll walk/ride the trail, singing to make the long journey go more quickly and when finally we stop for a rest we'll snack on dried apples and water. Once we get to our destination, we'll need to  cook a meal and then even though we're very tired we'll play pioneer children's’ games and dance.
Day Three Overview: 
There is a lot to accomplish to make our new homes in Colorado. We will need to keep our farm animals healthy by feeding and watering them. We could make some applesauce for lunch or churn some butter. We can enjoy period activities like making corn cob people, washing with a washboard,harrowing  the garden, splitting firewood, singing, dancing rounds and reels, and playing period games.
​Day Four Overview: 
What was it like to go to school in the pioneer days of the mid-1800's? Come find out. Before school starts we'll need to do our farm chores. Then we'll come running when the school bell rings. We'll sing, have a spelling bee, cipher on our slates, and of course penmanship and work on our recitations. Recess is where we'll play period games, like marbles, cat's in the cradle, three-legged races, and sack races. We’ll ride our horses to and from  school.

Maker Camps! 

Maker Camps
9AM-1PM (4 hours)
$80  (Includes cost of materials)
June 25 ages 4 - 8 Paper Marbling and Card Making
July 16 ages 6 - 12 Leather Bracelet Tooling
July 30 ages 7 - 12 Water Color Plein Air Painting (additional $10 for paint set to take home)
We will start the day feeding the chickens, brushing the pigs, caring for the goats, playing in the hay barn and getting a sense of what life is like on the farm. After chores,  lunch and story we will settle in and start creating! 
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