All summer long

The farm keeps
going.

When school lets out, the land doesn’t. Summer camp is unstructured, outdoor, and joyful — mud, water, paint, animals, and long days in the sun. Children follow their own curiosity through a landscape that is always growing, always alive.

In the classroom

What a summer day looks like

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Outdoors, all day

Gardens, creek, barnyard, and woodland — the whole campus is the camp.

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Making & messing

Art, mud kitchens, water play, and building — the good, messy work of childhood.

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Animal care

Daily chores and easy companionship with the goats, chickens, and ducks.

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Room to wander

Space and unhurried time to follow a whim, chase an idea, or simply lie in the grass.

There must be provision for the child to have contact with nature; to understand and appreciate the order, the harmony and the beauty in nature.
Dr. Maria Montessori
Come See Us

Schedule a visit.

The best way to know if The Garden is right for your family is to walk through the gate — tour a campus, meet us, and see the children at work.