Little Free Range Day Camp 2022 Registration

Little Free Range Day Camp

2022 Schedule and Registration*

Mommy & Me / Family Day

$30 per family, per session

July 1, 9 - 11am

August 26, 9 - 11am

This one day camp is designed for our youngest campers, who might do better with a parent or other trusted adult accompanying them, or those that all want to come together at any age as a family to our little homestead. Introductory day of animals, gardening, crafts, and other fun outdoor activities are planned. Each session will have a different take home craft.

Preschool & Early Elementary Day Camp (3-9, *potty trained )

*$150

August 1-4, 9 - 12pm

Your child will enjoy this drop-off day camp discovering the outdoors on our little homestead. We will be practicing animal husbandry, using real tools, learning about plants and gardening, doing crafts, and other activities.

Elementary Day Camp ( kindergarten to fifth grade-ish )

*$150, per 4 day session

June 27-30, 9 - 12pm

July 25-28, 9 - 12pm

August 22-25, 9 - 12pm

Kids entering elementary to fifth grade will love this hands on outdoor adventure working with our animals, in the garden, building with real tools, crafting fun or useful take home items, and other outdoor games and activities around our homestead. Each available elementary session will have a similar structure and theme, but different crafts and activities weekly.

Registration Links:

June

Elementary Day Camp June 27-30, 9am-12pm

July

Mommy & Me / Family Day July 1, 9-11am

Elementary Day Camp July 25-28, 9am-12pm

August

Preschool & Elementary Day Camp August 1-4, 9am-12pm

Mommy & Me Day {full} August 26, 9-11am

All camps will be fully outside, please dress accordingly! Please send a water bottle with your child’s name on it and sunscreen on if desired. Each camp will include a snack and take home item.

**Sibling Discount** Any sibling registering will get a $20 discount no matter the date of registration.

Camp in Action

Mommy and Me Day

Craft Time!

Elementary campers collecting eggs

Veggie kabobs for the chickens.

Visit me at @free_range_on_fairview on Instagram to see more pictures from last year or ask any more questions. Email: sssadler08@gmail.com

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