Summer & Track Out Camp
We offer weekly camps year-round for Tracks 1–4 and the traditional school calendar, with a small teacher-to-student ratio (maximum 8 students per day).
Camp Hours: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Campers bring their own lunch and water bottle, unless you choose one of our optional add-ons.
Every day is filled with Art, Animals, and Adventure. Campers create guided and custom art projects while exploring our 2-acre hobby farm and outdoor spaces. Our farm is home to horses, show ponies, a miniature pony, Nigerian dwarf goats, bunnies, a hedgehog, chickens, a peacock, and our friendly dogs and cats.
Campers enjoy guided horseback riding, horse grooming, and interactive play with goats and chickens, plus time to relax in hammocks, picnic under the trees, explore gardens, swim in our in-ground pool, and visit our historic tobacco barn converted into a horse stable.
Seasonal Highlights: Swimming, campfires, baby animals in the spring, and nature walks in the Fall
Optional Add-Ons:
More offerings coming soon!
Thursday Sleepover
$125
Chick-fil-A Tuesdays
Adult Meal $16
(includes tax, delivery, tip)
Kids Meal $12
(includes tax, delivery, tip)
Camp 2026 Schedule
Track Out Early Bird Special: Book your camp before the end of your current Track Out to lock in the price of $375. After that, the price is $450.
Summer Camps
Summer Camp Early Bird Special: Book your Summer camp before April 1st to lock in the price of $375 for the week. After April 1st the price will be $450.
Important Notes:
| 1 | Campers must be 7 years or older (2nd grade and up) and able to use the bathroom independently.
| 2 | Our program involves direct contact with animals. Children with severe allergies or fears of animals should carefully consider participation.
| 3 | We do not provide specialized instruction or accommodations for children with certain learning or developmental needs. Families should consider whether this camp is a good fit for their child.
We are stating our limitations factually and neutrally, emphasizing safety and program structure