Programs for age 3 to age 93 — on the same 115 working acres.
Crown Point isn't a kids' camp with some adult programs tacked on, or a wedding venue that happens to run a farm. It's one piece of land doing all of it at once — camp for little ones, field trips for school groups, a chicken-keeping workshop for the curious, and quiet trail walks for anyone who just needs an hour outside.
Camp, field trips & animal care
The core experiences Crown Point runs for kids and school groups.
Summer Camp
- Three one-week sessions, up to 30 campers each
- Grades 1–8 · Seedlings (1–3), Pollinators (4–6) & Harvesters (7–8) · 1:5 ratio
- $325 member / $340 non-member · Campership aid available
- Daily photo galleries let families see every day as it happens
Field Trips — Soil to Soul
- Custom-scheduled visits · book 4–6 weeks ahead
- Priced by group size & length · up to ~$12/student
- Scouts & homeschool co-ops welcome
Animal Care & Education
- Daily animal care woven into camp & field-trip programming
- Hands-on learning about animal husbandry & farm ecology
- Meet the goats, chickens, and Kune Kune pigs
Since camp, I've noticed my child…
Real reflections from Farm Camp parents, after just one week on the land.
…has a new excitement and energy about her. She wasn't signed up for much this summer and was starting to get a little down in the dumps. She came home from camp so excited to share every single detail, and was happy the whole week.
…grow tremendously. We challenged him to explore and be open to new experiences, which he typically finds shy or anxious about. This week he gained confidence, learned so much, and made real, positive connections with peers and leaders.
…completely gotten over her fear of bees. She wore a real beekeeping suit and got hands-on with the hives. She came home every day excited to talk about her favorite animals — Oreo the goat and Pumpkin Seed the chicken — and by day one she'd made friends, both human and animal.
Five ways to get hands-on, every season.
Ongoing, recurring programs for the wider community — not one-off events, but a standing invitation to keep coming back.
Community Programs
Five distinct programs, each with its own schedule, format, and audience — from an early-morning farm walk to an evening sound bath. Explore each one to find the right fit.
See all community programsAll ages & community
The lowest-barrier ways to spend time on the land — walk the trails any time, or claim a plot for the season.
Trails, free & open
- Open to the public year-round, free of charge
- A low-impact way for older adults or multigenerational families to spend time on the land together
Community Garden Plots
- Open to individuals and families of any age, beginners welcome
- A natural fit for retirees and older adults who want hands-in-the-soil time without the workload of a full farm
However old you are, whoever you're bringing, there's a place for you on this farm.
Toddler, teenager, retiree, or first-time visitor — every program starts here.