Join us at Old Town Farm Camp
We are inviting kids between 5-11 years old to join us in making lasting memories at Old Town Farmstand this summer by: exploring God’s creation, learning how to steward it well, and growing in our understanding of food, farming, and community.
All camp weeks run Monday to Thursday. All camp days start at 9:00am and end at 2:30pm.
Aspiring Artists
Children will have the opportunity to collect natural materials and use them in creating beautiful art to display in an end of week greenhouse gallery
June 22-June 25 (Unavailable) & July 20-July 23
Curious Naturalists
Does your child enjoy bird watching, nature journaling, and water exploration? This is the week for them to grab a magnifying glass and look up close and personal!
June 30-July 2 (Unavailable) & July 27-July 30 (Unavailable)
Farm Fresh Chefs
Help us harvest from the homestead to create delicious treats in our on-site kitchen and prepare food to share!
July 6-July 9 (Unavailable) & Aug 3-Aug 6 (Unavailable)
Critter Caretakers
Come meet and learn all about caring for the animals at the farm including highland cows, horses, chickens, goats, and sheep.
July 13-July 16 & Aug 10-Aug 13 (Unavailable)
Meet Our Staff
Ms. Kera
Ms. Kera is a recent Montana transplant. She grew up in the beauty of the Pacific Northwest which she attributes to her love of being outside and exploring the world we live in. From sunrise hiking to sunset paddleboarding, the joys of seed starting to the reward of harvesting, sharing nourishing meals to meaningful conversation around a campfire; she enjoys the daily adventures that are presented by living intentionally with the seasons and just simply soaking up this gift of life! She has 7+ years of experience working at a handful of farms, forest schools and outdoor-immersion programs, along with teaching in traditional elementary classrooms. She is looking forward to working with Ms. Sonya to lead students in faith-filled wonder this summer; exploring God’s creation together and our role within it!
Ms. Sonya
Ms. Sonya is the youngest daughter of the Mulder family (the owners of the Old Town Farm). They’ve taught her all about the importance of knowing where our food comes from, eating healthy, loving God, and providing for the people in our communities. With their help, she and Ms. Kera are heading up the Old Town Farm Camp, and she is so excited! She’s also a college student at the University of Montana Western and hopes to eventually teach in a rural setting, working with kids to spark their curiosity, helping to build lifelong skills, positively impacting the world around her through the people she interacts with. She has a deep passion for learning, especially about nature. You’ll often find her spouting random facts about a new bird she learned about or really anything else.She is so excited to give these kids this unique opportunity so they too can satisfy their own curiosity and create lasting memories while experiencing the beautiful natural world we live in!
Register to Attend Old Town Farm Camp
Does your child enjoy bird watching, nature journaling, and water exploration? This is the week for them to grab a magnifying glass and look up close and personal!
Children will have the opportunity to collect natural materials and use them in creating beautiful art to display in an end of week greenhouse gallery
Harvest from the homestead to create delicious treats in our on-site kitchen and prepare food to share!
Children will have the opportunity to collect natural materials and use them in creating beautiful art to display in an end of week greenhouse gallery
Does your child enjoy bird watching, nature journaling, and water exploration? This is the week for them to grab a magnifying glass and look up close and personal!
Meet and learn more about caring for the animals at the farm including highland cows, horses, chickens, and goats.
Meet and learn more about caring for the animals at the farm including highland cows, horses, chickens, and goats.
Harvest from the homestead to create delicious treats in our on-site kitchen and prepare food to share!
Our Policies
Cancellation & Refunds
Cancellations must be made by email to: OTFarmCamp@gmail.com.
Full refunds will be provided up to 30 days prior to the start of the registered session. Partial refunds of 50% will be given 15-30 days prior to the start of the session.
NO REFUNDS will be given within 2 weeks of the registered session.
More information can be found in our Cancellation and Refund Policy
Behavior & Expectations
All students are expected to be respectful and be able to participate in a group setting without being disruptive. This is for their safety and the safety of those around them.
Misbehavior will result in a warning and an opportunity to correct the behavior. If misbehavior continues unfortunately it will result in the student having to leave the camp.
More information can be found in our Behavior and Expectations Contract.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Meals will not be provided. Please send your child with lunch, any snacks they should need, and a full water bottle each day. This way they can eat the food you intend. We may offer some optional snacks that the kids make during camp.
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Our instructors are first aid/CPR trained prior to the start of camp. We will also be maintaining a small group ratio of 1:7 for teachers to students during all camp weeks.
Since the camp is outdoors, there are hazards inherent to attending. These can include but are not limited heat and sun exposure, insect stings, trip hazards, and exposure to livestock.
Let us know ahead of time if your child has any allergies or safety concerns.
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Yes! We have intentionally created a structure that allows siblings to stay together during camp weeks. This is also why we limited our age range of participants to 5-11 years old. The two age groups (5-7 and 8-11) are simply for registration purposes to keep a desired ratio of younger and older kids within each session.
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Participants need to be a minimum of age 5 prior to the start of their camp week.
At this time, we are not accepting students older than 11. There may be an opportunity for their participation in the future!
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Yes, there will be a porta potty on site for participants and parents to use if needed. Children need to be FULLY potty trained and able to go to the bathroom without assistance.
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Parents are welcome to hang out on the deck with easy viewing. We do ask that you respect the instructors and do not interfere with activities, but you are welcome to hang around! There are plenty of delicious snacks and other items available for purchase in our Farm Shop if you’d like something to eat!
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We kindly ask that you do not drop off before 9am and that you pick up your child promptly at 2:30pm. If you should arrive early, please stay with your children until the start time so that our teachers can fully prepare for the day.
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Before arriving, apply sunscreen, wear weather appropriate clothing in layers, and wear closed-toed shoes.
Pack a backpack with the following items labelled with their name: a water bottle, a lunch and any snacks they may need, a hat, a change of clothes, extra socks, a packable raincoat in the event of rain or unexpected weather, sunscreen and insect repellent, and travel-size hand sanitizer.
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Please contact us at OTFarmCamp@gmail.com, we would be happy to help answer any other questions or concerns you have about the kids’ program!