Single Day Programs At The Farm 

Easy, Breezy Farm Days Now That School’s Out!

Come play, learn, and get a little dirty with us this summer!

FARM DAY CAMP

One Full Day of Hands-On Farm Life

Spend the day experiencing life on a working farm!

Hansel Hill Farm's Farm Day Camps are single-day agricultural agritourism programs that give young farmers an opportunity to learn about agriculture through hands-on participation in farm activities.

Every Farm Day Camp is a little different because every day on a farm is different.

Depending on the season and the work happening on the farm, participants may collect eggs, feed and care for animals, work in the garden, plant or harvest crops, explore the orchard, learn about bees and pollinators, compost, investigate soil and insects, and practice other agricultural skills alongside our farm team.

A DAY ON THE FARM

Our day begins with one of the most important parts of farming: chores.

Participants help with age-appropriate farm activities such as checking animals, collecting eggs, feeding livestock and poultry, watering crops, inspecting gardens, and observing what has changed around the farm.

From there, the day's agricultural lesson and activities are built around the season and current farm operations.

A fall day might focus on harvesting and orchard crops. A spring day might involve planting and pollinators. Winter programming may explore animal care, soil, seeds, food systems or preparations for the upcoming growing season.

Agriculture provides the experience — the farm provides the classroom.

WHAT YOUNG FARMERS MAY EXPERIENCE

Farm Day Camp activities may include:

• Animal husbandry and livestock care
• Poultry care and egg collection
• Planting, cultivating and harvesting crops
• Garden and orchard activities
• Beekeeping and pollinator education
• Composting and soil health
• Agricultural pests and beneficial insects
• Sustainable farming practices
• Agricultural products and food systems
• Seasonal farm chores
• Hayrides and farm exploration
• Farm-based projects connected to the day's agricultural lesson

Activities vary based on weather, season, crop availability and the needs of our working farm.

LEARNING BY DOING

Farm Day Camp isn't about watching farming from the sidelines.

Participants learn through active involvement in age-appropriate farm activities. Our goal is to help young people understand how farms work, how food is produced, how farmers care for animals and natural resources, and why sustainable agriculture matters.

AN AGRITOURISM PROGRAM AT HANSEL HILL FARM

Farm Day Camp is part of Hansel Hill Farm's agricultural education and agritourism programming.

The program is conducted on our working farm and is centered on agricultural education, agricultural products and skills, natural resources, and hands-on participation in farm activities.

Come ready to learn, explore, work — and get a little dirty.

Registration & Cost

Camp is $85 per day

2026-2027 Day Camp Dates

Sept 7th

Sept 21st

Oct 15, 16 , 19 & 26th

Nov 3rd

Nov 23 & 24

Dec 28, 29, 30 & 31

Jan 18, 19 & 20

Feb 15th & 26th

March 9th

March 26, 29, 30 & 31

April 1 & 2

May 17th & 31st

Payment Policy & Options

To reserve your spot for any Hansel Hill Farm event (whether it’s a birthday party, school visit, scout overnight, or seasonal celebration) payment in full is required at the time of booking. If you would like to establish a payment plan, please contact us here.

Refund Policy

Life happens, and we understand plans sometimes change. Here’s how refunds work:

  • 100% refund if canceled 30 days or more before your scheduled event

  • 50% refund if canceled 14–29 days before your event

  • 25% refund if canceled 5–13 days before your event

  • No refund if canceled 4 days or less before your event

If you need to reschedule due to an emergency, we’ll do our best to accommodate you.

How to Book

Booking is easy - click below!

Join Us

Whether you're here to gather with one another, sip our own “Farmhouse Roast” coffee after yoga, or shop our online store for pantry staples and eggs—you’re part of our story.