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Junior Farm Fun Days |
Farm Fun Days |
Advanced Farm Fun Days |
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Whether you’re a first-time camper or an experienced alum, you’ll have an adventure bounding through the fun-filled days of summer on the farm. Meet friendly faces, take part in educational activities, craft projects, stories, songs, and don’t forget…a daily visit with our friendly farm animals! Kids will become a part of our century-old working farm as we play in the fields, search for hidden places on our daily wagon rides, and experience good old-fashioned farm fun! Camp Fee: $ 200 per child per week |
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Pony Experience |
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Gallop into summer with these week-long sessions designed specifically for children who love to horse (and pony) around! Whether your child has never been around horses before or is looking to compliment any outside riding lessons that they may be taking, this camp is a great introduction to the equine world. Kids will have tons of hands-on fun learning to work safely around horses and ponies. Activities include: interaction with our horses and ponies, arts and crafts, rides, equine demonstrations and much, much more! *Please note: while there is “time in the saddle,” riding is done with a side walker and lead at a walk. Children will experience riding at least 3 times during the week, weather permitting. Care of the horse is emphasized over formal riding skills.* ASTM F1163 Regulation helmets provided as necessary for use during program. Camp Fee: $225 per child per week |
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Farm Animal Care 101 |
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This technical camp offers teens a one-of-a-kind opportunity to explore their interest in working with animals. Our skilled educators take a hands-on approach, guaranteeing participants a unique learning experience which includes daily feeding and maintenance of animals, grooming and handling, training young animals, milking dairy animals, piglet care, studying embryology, and more. Participants will have a chance to work with all of our livestock- horses, llamas, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, poultry, and rabbits- and are certain to have a memorable and unique week in a safe and fun environment. Camp Fee: Grades 7 thru 9 - $330 per child per week, Grades 10 thru 12 - $350 per child per week |
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Outdoor Discovery |
Junior Outdoor Discovery |
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Experience nature first-hand in this week-long adventure as we learn about the wild world around us! Discover life in our forests, lakes, and ponds, and gain an understanding of our environment through hands-on adventures in geology, biology and meteorology (to name a few!). We’ll collect and examine insects, track wildlife, make a nature collage, and have fun exploring the great outdoors! Camp Fee: $200 per child per week |
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Gardener Camp |
Junior Gardener Camp |
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Have fun exploring, growing, and harvesting the wonders of the plant world! Prepare to get your hands dirty using Cornell Cooperative Extension’s recommended Junior Master Gardenersm (JMG) curriculum as you learn about the connections plants share with birds, insects, water, soil, and even our environment. Children are sure to have fun getting “down and dirty” during this camp gaining the knowledge, skills, and desire to start their own beautiful gardens! Camp fee: $200 per child per week |
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Let’s Sew I: Hand Stitch |
Let’s Sew II: Machine Stitch |
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Explore the art of patchwork and quilting. In Let’s Sew I, develop hand-sewing skills to make a quilt for your 18” doll! Use the sewing machine in Let’s Sew II to create a lap-size quilt for yourself or to give as a gift. Learn design and color concepts, and quilting techniques. Both camps will enjoy craft activities, a wagon ride, visits with the farm animals, and more! We will end each week with a quilt show for parents and friends. New skills and activities for repeat campers. Camp fee: Let’s Sew 1-$200 per child per week, Let’s Sew II - $225 per child per week |
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Dog Days |
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Love camp? Love your dog? Share your camp experience with your dog! Campers will have the chance to bring their dogs with them for 2 of the scheduled days for fun and socialization. Camp activities may include training with local obedience and agility trainers, hiking and scavenger hunts with the dogs, dog trivia, dog crafts, first-aid training, and making homemade dog treats. Dogs must be well behaved with no aggression issues, must know basic obedience commands and be comfortable on a leash and in a crate, must be at least 6 months old, and have proof of rabies vaccination. Dogs in season will not be permitted. Participants are responsible for bringing water and food dish, food, treats, collar, leash, and crate and are responsible for cleaning up after dogs at all times. Only one dog per camper (do not need a dog to attend). Camp fee: $225 per child per week NEW!! |
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