Farm Camp 2025

HoRanch and Farm Summer Camp provides a fun and safe place for kids ages: 1-11 y.o. Camp costs: $70/day/kid June 3rd-August 12th Every Tuesday from 9am-5pm
Summer camp will involve kids in: Gardening skills: The very first day kids will plant their own seed, each week they will have to water and nurture their seedling to grow into a bigger plant. On the last day they will get to bring home their plant to their families. Gardening skills: Other skills include gardening in beds and the ground, watering plants and learning about foraging.
Kitchen skills: How to safely use knives(age appropriate utensils), preparing lunch daily: homemade mac and cheese, various sandwiches, etc. How to make fresh food: Butter, yogurt, bread, snacks(cheese crackers, hummus, granola bars) Kitchen skills: On the very last day will put the skills to work with a build your own pizza for lunch day, rolling out dough, placing sauce, cheese and toppings!
Animal skills: Cleaning stalls, brushing animals, milking goats, caring for baby animals, overall barn maintenance for kids. Overall camp will be a place of learning and entertainment. A safe place for your kid to be a part of over the summer socializing with others, learning new skills and being outside. See you this summer!           

Summer camp is a part of our home school curriculum with getting kids involved with others and learning life skills. 
2025 camp has come to a close. It was an amazing summer with an incredible kids. We planted cucumbers for their take home plants. They also planted basil, tomatoes, lettuce and wildflowers.  They learned how to make their own butter, bake homemade bread and build their own pizza from scratch start to finish. Animals were a group favorite where they got to care for ducks, chickens, cows, and goats. They got a surprise animal mid way through camp, a horse named Mater. He quickly become a crowd favorite. At the end they got to care for baby kittens. During barn chores they learned animal care such as mucking, feeding, training, brushing, riding a cow, moving chicken tractors, filling waters etc. A few extra outdoor activities involved de-heading and dissecting a snake, they each got to take home cured snake skin. They also got to learn how to process a chicken from beginning to end. So much growth happened in just one summer! Until next year!