2026 Summer Camp!

Registration opening by 1.30.2026

Join us for three weeks of 5-day camps packed with hands-on learning, creativity, and outdoor fun! New this year, we are offering two age groups each week for 5-9 & 10-14 year olds.

  • Become a steward of the land while connecting with farm animals and wildlife habitats! Every day features visual or performing arts, encouraging campers to learn and engage with the outdoor world creatively. Learn through:

    • Animal Care: Meet and care for goats, pigs, chickens, rabbits, birds, and bees.

    • Wildlife Habitats: Understand how to protect and nurture natural ecosystems.

    • Permaculture Principles: Discover how to work with the land, not against it.

    • Sustainable Farming: Explore methods that enhance both farm life and wildlife, and how animals contribute to these practices.

    • Environmental Stewardship: Learn how to create positive impacts on the planet, including how animals interact with the environment or how we use them to help us improve the land, soil, and ecosystem.

  • Dive into the wonders of the natural world through STEAM-based activities focused on:

    • Weather Science: Explore how the elements shape our environment.

    • Water Science: Learn about ecosystems, water purification, and conservation.

    • Soil Science: Discover what makes healthy soil and how it supports all life.

    • Food Science: Experiment with growing, preserving, and preparing fresh foods.

    • Animal Science: Study how animals interact with their environments.

    • Every day includes creative expression through visual or performing arts, making science fun, engaging, and unforgettable!

  • New theme! Description coming soon.

Key details

Two Age groups: 5-9 & 10-14
Cost: $350 per child + 15% sibling discount & scholarships available
Camp Time: 9 am to 3:30 pm
Flexible Drop-Off & Pick-Up: 8:30-9 am & 3:30-4 pm

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Sign up for camp - Registration opening soon!

  1. We encourage you to apply for a summer camp Seeds of Success scholarship before registering for camp. We believe financial barriers shouldn’t prevent families and students from accessing our programs. All families who need financial support are eligible to receive a scholarship until funds run out. Recipients are chosen based on need & first come, first served basis.

  2. Review PLG AGREEMENTS & POLICIES with your child(ren) before enrolling.

  3. Complete the summer camp enrollment form before or on the same day you register your child.

  4. Click the Register for Camp button below. Select camp week(s), theme & number of children. Check out & pay for camp. You can split the cost into multiple payments. Now your spot is confirmed!

Step 1: Apply for a Seeds of Success Scholarship
Step 2: Read PLG Policies
Step 3: Complete the enrollment form
Step 4: Register for Camp

What we provide

  • Snacks: Two farm-fresh organic snacks will be provided per day like popcorn and fruit spreads with crackers. Some days campers will help to make the snack like popsicles, smoothies, or pickles.

  • Materials & tools: all items needed for camp activities.

  • Take-home items: Campers will make or harvest items to take home most days of camp like seed starts, nature art, wild-crafted musical instruments, upcycled items, preserved foods, fresh herbs, and more.

  • Curriculum: We develop curriculum and activities that encourage & develop: child-led & free play, land-based & experiential learning, farm skills, community building, creativity, fun, and care for plants & animals.

  • Instructors with experience supporting youth outdoors who also receive training from our program leaders in land-based learning, emotional regulation & meeting kids’ diverse needs & identities.

  • Highly experienced on-site program leaders: Usnea, Knotwood & Redbud who support youth & instructors throughout the day, responding promptly to any incidents or support needs as well as leading arrival, lunch, pick-up & select activities that require more expertise.

What you bring

  • Water bottle - crucial for the hot days of summer camp!

  • Packed lunch; we will provide 2 farm-fresh organic snacks

    • Note in your enrollment form if your child needs accommodations for hot/cold lunch

  • Comfortable, weather-appropriate clothing that can get dirty

    • Closed-toe shoes

    • Sun hat or cap, sunglasses

    • Extra clothes & socks

    • Note: Long, thin pants are recommended for more comfort walking in tall grass, near blackberries. Shorts are ok but legs may get scratched up.

  • Optional: bag or backpack

Sample daily flow

The schedule changes slightly depending on each day’s activities.

  • 8:30–9 • Camper drop off: Arrival activity (bunny chores, child-led options)

  • 9:00–9:30 • Morning Circle: song, stretches & icebreaker, farm rules &

    previous day review, bio break / needs check

  • 9:30–10:15 • Garden & Animal Chores

  • 10:15–10:45 • Snack + games or free play

  • 10:45–11:30 • Nature Crafting / Art Activity

  • 11:30–12:30 • Lunch + Free Play

  • 12:30–2 • Earth & Habitat Projects - Active Lessons & Farm Adventures

  • 2–2:30 • Snack + games or free play

  • 2:30–3:15 • Music Activity + Wind down: Story, Journaling, or Nature Sit

  • 3:15–3:30 • Closing Circle & Reflection

  • 3:30-4 • Flexible pick-up + child led time, free play, clean up