Above: Children can enjoy being “farmers” next week. (photo top right by Susan Fitzgerald, others from Facebook)
If you’re looking for something for your kids to do next week, check out Chestnut Hill Farm’s camp.
The farm is inviting kids aged 6-11 to try out being a farmer for 1-3 mornings next week.
The Farmer for a Day program will be offered Tuesday, April 18th – Thursday, April 20th, from 9:30 am – 12:30 pm.
The cost for one morning is billed at $32 per member of The Trustees of Reservations, or $40 per non-member. But parents are encouraged to contact TTOR for a special 3-day rate.
Here are more details:
Hey kids! Dig into vacation at Chestnut Hill Farm and become a farmer for a day (or 3)! You’ll get to help care for our animals, learn to grow and eat farm fresh food, play games, create natural crafts, and explore the farm from the eyes of it’s most important team member; the farmer! Your little farmers will come home with stories of adventure, a deeper understanding of where their food comes from, a sense of responsibility, and memories made with new friends.
This drop-off program is designed for children ages 6-11 and preregistration is required. The cost of the program includes a small farm snack at the end of each session.
To register click here.
For the 3-day rate, email by contacting kbaker@thetrustees.org.
