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Evelyne's Farm Camp gives kids ages 5–10 three mornings of hands-on learning, animal care, outdoor adventure, and faith on a working regenerative farm in Eighty Four, PA.
Real Farm. Real Skills. Real Fun.
Each session runs Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday | 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM | $50 per day | Limited to 10 campers per session
There's something that happens when a child collects their first egg, plants their first seed, or holds a baby goat for the very first time.
They slow down. They pay attention. They want to know more.
Farm Camp is built around those moments. Every morning, 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, campers do real farm chores, learn hands-on skills, hear a short Bible lesson, and spend plenty of time outside — in the fields, with the animals, and in the creek.
This isn't a craft fair with a farm backdrop. Your child will get their hands dirty. That's the point.
Details:
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Ages 5–10
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Tuesday – Thursday, 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
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Limited to 10 campers per session
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$50 per day | $150 for the full 3-day session
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Optional family picnic lunch at noon — all families welcome to stay
WHAT EVERY CAMP DAY LOOKS LIKE
Each day follows the same rhythm so kids know what to expect:
9:00 AM — Arrival & Welcome Check-in, meet other campers, get settled on the farm.
9:20 AM — Bible Time: A short memory verse and lesson tied to the day's theme.
9:40 AM — Morning Farm Chores Every camper helps collect eggs, feed the animals, and water the flock. Real chores, every day.
10:10 AM — Main Activity: Hands-on learning tied to the camp theme — planting, foraging, animal care, crafts, and more.
11:00 AM — Outdoor Time: Creek exploration, field games, boat races, or free play on the farm.
12:00 PM — Optional Family Picnic: Parents and families are invited to stay for lunch under the pavilion. Pack a lunch for yourself and your child. A great way to meet other camp families.
THE THREE CAMPS
PLANTING CAMP
Growing Things That Matter
Three days of soil science, seed planting, worm hunting, and creek exploration. Campers build their own planting pot, mix their own soil, find their own worms, and go home with a living flower they planted themselves.
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ANIMAL HUSBANDRY CAMP
Where Wool Comes From — and Why It Matters
Three days of hands-on animal care, sheep herding, wool processing, and baby animal time. Campers help move the sheep, watch a shearing demonstration, learn how wool becomes yarn, and spend time with baby goats and kittens.
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FORAGING & WILDCRAFTING CAMP
Learning to Read the Land
Three days of plant identification, traditional wildcrafting, and creek exploration. Campers hike the farm to find and identify wild plants, learn how people have used them for generations, and make a simple herbal salve using what they harvested.
FAMILY PICNIC NOTE
At the end of each camp morning, families are invited to join us under the pavilion for a picnic lunch. Bring a lunch for yourself and your child. Stay as long as you'd like.
One of the goals of Farm Camp is to build community. Throughout the Bible, people gathered around the table to build friendships and give thanks. We hope this simple tradition does the same for our camp families.
Lunch is optional — but everyone is welcome.
WHAT TO BRING
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Clothes that can get dirty
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Closed-toe shoes (boots or sneakers)
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Refillable water bottle
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Sunscreen (applied before arrival)
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Swimsuit, towel, and water shoes or old sneakers for creek days
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Small backpack if desired (Foraging Camp)
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Insect repellent (Foraging Camp)
SAFETY NOTE
Safety is always our priority. If the creek is running too high after rain or is otherwise unsafe, creek activities will be replaced with field games, goat visits, and additional outdoor activities around the pavilion.
Get your tickets
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Planting Camp
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Animal Husbandry Camp
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Foraging Camp