2022 Summer Camps
Discovery awaits at Greenacres this summer! New camps and old favorites return, giving your campers a chance to explore all that Greenacres has to offer. Get creative with Arts in the Natural World, learn the basics of English riding at Horsin’ Around Camp, or experience the outdoors after dark at Night Camp. Greenacres will fill your child’s summer with unforgettable experiences. Our camps are tailored to be age appropriate and led by our full-time professional staff.
Registration Opens January 31st
2022 Featured Camps
Indian Hill
Get Farmin’
Jump into the boots of a Farmer and learn how our food is grown. From seeds to the field, harvest to the market, and to the table at our homes, this hands-on camp will give you a glimpse into a Farmer’s life while learning the skills and tools to grow your own food!
Indian Hill
Eco-Adventures
Adventure begins here! We’ll spend the week exploring our natural world and how to take care of it. Fun and engaging activities will inspire your children to make a difference in their own backyards and beyond.
Indian Hill
Get Creative!
Hoping to dig deeper into the fine arts? This is the camp for you! Join us as we explore the inspiration around us. Delve into making music and create art all week long!
Leaders in Training
Is your teenager looking for an exceptional summer experience? Our Leader-In-Training (LIT) program offers a unique opportunity for 14-17 year olds to develop their leadership skills, all while sharing their experience and enthusiasm with the next generation of campers. Those accepted into the program will be able to interact with children, lead activities, pursue their passions, and enjoy time at Greenacres.
Camp Policies and Guidelines
Take a moment to review our Camp Policies, Procedures, and Guidelines to make sure that your child’s camp experience meets your expectations.
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2022 Summer Camp registration opens this Monday (Jan 31st) at 11am. We're looking forward to another amazing summer and can't wait to share the magic of Greenacres with your children.
Heading into a chilly weekend looking forward to sizzling, summer setups in the tent! Simply stunning 😍⠀
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The pace of our slower winter season is already picking up…our first group of hogs for 2022 has arrived! They’ll be here on the farm, foraging under the trees and wallowing in the springtime mud.
With great excitement we just welcomed a late arrival, our final calf of 2021! A true miracle of life, mom will be closely watching over this beautiful bull calf.
Looking back on 2021, we can’t help but be thankful for what the land and animals have given to us. We care deeply about them and their impact on the environment. We wish everybody Happy Holiday’s! 🎄
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Earlier this month we mentioned that we use compost as part of our efforts to increase soil health and biodiversity. Our in-vessel compost facility makes this possible and allows us to transform up to 1,000 tons of stable waste, garden waste, and food scraps from our facilities into nutrient dense compost every year!
The Arts Center looked spectacular dressed in the first snow of the season yesterday!
Today is World Soil Day, but when you practice healthy, generative farming everyday is soil day!⠀
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All life depends on the soil so it’s important to protect it and make sure that we put more back into the ground than we take. We accomplish this on our farms with careful land management practices that include beneficial animal grazing practices, incredible composting systems, and letting fields rest in our Ley field rotation.
See the difference in grass colors?
The greener side is what we call stockpiled forage, a management practice that allows pastures to rest and accumulate late summer and fall growth for cattle and other livestock to graze when other forages go dormant. It helps minimize the use of hay feeding.
We're able to take advantage of our tall fescue as it is able to retain its green color and forage nutritive value. It is also a sod forming grass that covers the ground well and is somewhat low temperature resistant making an excellent forage to stockpile for our livestock.