The Farmette Camp offers a unique outdoor experience for children, connecting them with nature and agricultural activities.
Denver Jewish Day School Farmette Camp is a outdoor & nature summer camp in Denver, CO for ages 5 to 10. Tuition starts at $0 per week. The camp runs full_day sessions. Enrollment is currently unknown.
5-10
$0.0-$0.0
per week
full_day
Sessions (14)
Farmette Camp - Week 1 (Ages 5-10)
In Week 1, campers dive into the wonders of farm life by exploring the basics of planting and caring for a vegetable garden. Children will learn about soil, seeds, and the importance of water while engaging in hands-on activities such as planting seedlings and observing farm animals. This week emphasizes connection with nature and introduces campers to sustainable farming practices in a fun and interactive way.
Farmette Camp - Week 2 (Ages 5-10)
Week 2 focuses on animal care and farm chores. Campers will interact with chickens, goats, and rabbits, learning about their habits, diets, and how to responsibly care for them. Activities include collecting eggs, grooming animals, and understanding the role of animals in a sustainable farm ecosystem. This hands-on experience fosters empathy and responsibility in young nature lovers.
Farmette Camp - Week 3 (Ages 5-10)
During Week 3, campers explore composting and the life cycle of plants. They will create their own compost bins, learn about decomposition, and understand how compost enriches soil. The week includes fun science experiments and outdoor activities that highlight the importance of recycling organic materials and caring for the earth.
Farmette Camp Session 1
Kids engage in garden activities, care for farm animals (chickens, goats, cats), learn plant basics and harvesting, with hands-on art projects, creative building, and farm-to-table cooking.
Farmette Camp - Week 4 (Ages 5-10)
In Week 4, campers focus on farm-to-table cooking and nutrition. They will harvest fresh produce from the garden and participate in simple cooking projects that teach healthy eating habits. Activities include making salads, fruit snacks, and learning about the nutritional benefits of farm-grown foods in a hands-on, engaging environment.
Farmette Camp - Week 5 (Ages 5-10)
Week 5 invites campers to explore pollinators and the vital role bees, butterflies, and other insects play on the farm. Through observation and creative projects, children learn about pollination, plant reproduction, and how to protect these important creatures. Activities include building bee hotels and creating pollinator-friendly gardens.
Farmette Camp Session 2
Kids engage in garden activities, care for farm animals (chickens, goats, cats), learn plant basics and harvesting, with hands-on art projects, creative building, and farm-to-table cooking.
Farmette Camp - Week 6 (Ages 5-10)
Campers in Week 6 investigate water conservation and irrigation techniques used on farms. They participate in building simple irrigation systems and learn about the importance of water in agriculture and environmental stewardship. Hands-on experiments and outdoor games reinforce concepts of sustainability and resource management.
Farmette Camp - Week 7 (Ages 5-10)
Week 7 is dedicated to farm crafts and creative expression. Campers use natural materials collected from the farm to create art projects such as leaf prints, scarecrows, and nature journals. This week encourages imagination and helps children appreciate the beauty of the natural world through hands-on creativity.
Farmette Camp Session 3
Kids engage in garden activities, care for farm animals (chickens, goats, cats), learn plant basics and harvesting, with hands-on art projects, creative building, and farm-to-table cooking.
Farmette Camp - Week 8 (Ages 5-10)
Campers explore farm machinery and tools in Week 8, learning about their uses and safety. Through demonstrations and supervised activities, children gain an understanding of how equipment helps with planting, harvesting, and maintaining the farm. This week combines education with fun, fostering respect for the work involved in farming.
Farmette Camp - Week 9 (Ages 5-10)
Week 9 invites campers to learn about farm wildlife and habitat conservation. Through nature walks and observation, children discover the animals that live around the farm and the importance of preserving their habitats. Activities include building bird feeders and creating wildlife-friendly spaces, encouraging stewardship of the environment.
Farmette Camp Session 4
Kids engage in garden activities, care for farm animals (chickens, goats, cats), learn plant basics and harvesting, with hands-on art projects, creative building, and farm-to-table cooking.
Farmette Camp - Week 10 (Ages 5-10)
In the final week, campers celebrate the harvest season by gathering crops and preparing for the farm's seasonal changes. Activities include making seasonal crafts, sharing stories about the farm experience, and participating in a mini farmers market where children can showcase their projects. This week wraps up the summer with reflection and fun.
Programs offered
Location
2450 S. Wabash St.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How much does Denver Jewish Day School Farmette Camp cost?
- Denver Jewish Day School Farmette Camp costs $0.0-$0.0 per week.
- What ages does Denver Jewish Day School Farmette Camp accept?
- Denver Jewish Day School Farmette Camp accepts children ages 5 to 10.
- Is Denver Jewish Day School Farmette Camp still accepting registrations?
- Denver Jewish Day School Farmette Camp enrollment is currently unknown. Visit the camp website for the most current availability.
- Where is Denver Jewish Day School Farmette Camp located?
- Denver Jewish Day School Farmette Camp is located at 2450 S. Wabash St. in Denver, CO.
- What is the schedule for Denver Jewish Day School Farmette Camp?
- Denver Jewish Day School Farmette Camp offers full_day sessions.
Data compiled for Summer 2026. Always verify details directly with the camp provider before registering.