Farm Camp - Weekly Sessions for ages 6 1/2 - 12

We ask that each family pay at the highest level as possible. For those families needing financial assistance, please contact us for more details.  

Plant the Seed $275

Nourish the Crop $300

Share the Harvest $325

Deposit of $75 is due at time of registration.  Unless other payment arrangements are made the remaining balance is due by June 10th.  Payment in full can be made at any time.  

Camp operates from 8:00 am to 3:00 pm 

Before Care 7:30 - 8:00 am 

Aftercare 3:00 - 5:30 pm

Extended care consists of supervised free play and unstructured activities. Additional costs apply - $12/day or $50/week. 

Weekly extended care should be reserved prior to the first day of the session.  

Although this season we will not have any pre-announced session themes, our farm-based curriculum will continue to engage campers in educational and fun-filled ways. We have years of farm-based curriculum to easily pull from and our session activities will be geared toward the seasonal ebb and flow of the work on the farm during weeks that camps will be offered!  

Our work and play on the farm will provide meaningful and memorable experiences while teaching a variety of valuable life skills. Learning stations located throughout the facility will offer many opportunities for campers to learn, grow and have lots of outdoor fun while on the farm! 

In addition to farm and nature based activities, unstructured activities are an important part of our Farm Camp day.  Unstructured, free play is so often undervalued in our current culture.  Studies and direct experience tell us that imaginative capacities and empathic intelligence are best developed during self directed play.  Our daily rhythm includes ample, unstructured time for free play, and our farm facility provides the environment for imaginative outdoor adventures.   

It is important for us to be inclusive.  Although our scholarship is limited, we will make an effort to make camp possible for families that have been selected via lottery for camp enrollment. Families can also inquiry about payment options. 

Our farm relies upon community contributions, in part, to help make our scholarship program possible. We are not a non-profit organization so we cannot provided tax deductible receipts for contributions, but please know your contribution will help make farm camp possible for children that may otherwise been unable due to financial constraints.  Please contact us if you are interested in contributing to our Taproot Scholarship Fund. 

Campers must bring all their own food (lunch and 2 snacks) for the day. Please make sure to send a LARGE water bottle each day.  We will refill water bottles regularly.  Refrigeration space will be provided for perishable items in lunch boxes. More information will be provided with camper enrollment packet. 

At this time, we anticipate that masks will be optional when on the farm. Group sizes will relatively small. Campers will be encouraged to wash their hands often while on the farm. Handwashing stations are available throughout the farm. 

Keeping campers and staff safe is a team effort. Please do not send your children to camp if they have a fever, have been sick, or have been around someone who has been sick or tested positive.  

Cancellation Procedure and Policy

Once enrollment has been accepted, any cancellations must be submitted via email to  info@heritagecreekfarmcamp.com. Email should include camper’s full name and date of enrolled session. If at least 30 days’ notice is given, there will be a full refund minus a $25 administrative fee. 

Refunds for cancellation with less than 30 days will be given at the discretion of administration. 

June - Learning about wool and why it is so special.  Activities: Washing wool, fiber matching game 

July - Learning about felting.  Activities:  Experimenting with different kinds of felting.  

August - Learning how to use repurposed textiles.  Activities:  Making teeshirt yarn, strip weaving, sewing small toys or veggies.