Week-Long Camp (Ages 11-15)

Spend a week of summer immersed in a lively and educational farm environment at Eagle Eye Farm, where young teens can explore the connections between people and agriculture in a hands-on and engaging way. Campers will experience the daily rhythm of farm life while spending time with a wide variety of friendly animals, including award-winning alpacas, sheep, goats, llamas, pigs, cattle, porcupines, chickens, and bunnies. Activities include caring for the animals through feeding and watering, walking the alpacas, and participating in age-appropriate crafts that encourage creativity and learning. Each day is designed to balance education, interaction, and fun, giving campers the opportunity to build confidence, curiosity, and empathy for animals while discovering the role of farms in everyday life.

Led by an experienced farm expert and agriculture teacher, this camp provides guidance, support, and a deeper understanding of animal care and farm management. The environment is clean, safe, and welcoming, allowing campers to fully engage with the animals and outdoor spaces while learning in a focused and structured setting. With the scenic landscapes of western Wisconsin as a backdrop, Eagle Eye Farm offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature, develop practical knowledge, and create lasting memories. This woman-owned family farm is celebrated for its friendly animals, knowledgeable staff, and dedication to high standards of care. Every aspect of the camp emphasizes the wellbeing of the animals, ensuring that interactions are positive, safe, and enriching for both campers and the animals themselves. By the end of the week, campers leave with a better appreciation for farm life, a stronger connection to the natural world, and unforgettable experiences alongside their animal friends.