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February Break Camp: On the Farm

A hands-on farm adventure exploring animals, agriculture, and the winter landscape

Starts Feb 17, 2027
100 US dollars
Wolfes Neck Farm, Freeport

Available spots


Details:

A full day of hands-on learning, movement, and connection with nature. Campers will explore how farms thrive even in winter, engaging with themes like agriculture, food systems, and animal care. They'll rotate through a variety of spaces—from barns and pastures to trails, the waterfront, and a cozy classroom setting—where they'll investigate seasonal changes, visit farm animals, and better understand where food comes from. Date: Wednesday, February 17th Time: 9:00AM–3:00PM Where: Wolfes Neck Farm, Freeport Best For: Grades K-3 Maximum Group Size: 10 Through outdoor exploration and educator-led activities, your child will come away with a deeper appreciation for the natural world, practical knowledge about farming and food, and the confidence that comes from hands-on learning in a supportive environment. Our programs take place outdoors, giving kids plenty of time to move, explore, play, and connect with the natural world. By staying outside, we minimize time spent in vehicles and maximize time immersed in the places we visit. Each program is shaped by the season and location. Small group sizes allow our educators to get to know each child and adapt the day to individual needs, group energy, weather, and changing conditions. Building confidence, independence, curiosity, and connection is at the heart of what we do. We believe that experiencing the outdoors in a variety of weather helps kids become more capable and comfortable outside, so we venture out rain or shine whenever conditions are safe. Families will receive more detailed information and a packing list approximately one week before the program. We work with caregivers to help ensure each child arrives prepared with appropriate clothing, footwear, food, and gear for a full day outdoors. The nature of an outdoor program means that some circumstances are outside of our control. We carefully monitor weather forecasts and make real-time decisions based on current conditions, location, and risk assessment. In the event of severe or unsafe weather, a program may be cancelled at least 24 hours in advance and refunds will be issued. There is no rain make-up date. Please see our FAQ page for additional information regarding Pop-Up and Vacation Camp logistics and registration.


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Contact Us

info@maineoutdoorkids.com


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