Bittersweet Farm Children’s Farm Camp is now in its eleventh year! It is a unique opportunity for your child to experience and engage in farm activities. These hands-on experiences provide the children with invaluable learning opportunities. Allowing them to return to a place where they can lose themselves in nature while exploring and enjoying themselves in a secure, protective, and caring environment. Where every child is respected and treated like part of the family.

2025 Session DateS & cOST

Session 1:

July 7th - 11th

Session 2:

July 14th - 18th

Session 3:

July 28th - August 1st

CAMP COST

$525 per camper per week.
Includes a daily snack, hot lunch, a personal journal documenting their time at Bittersweet Farm, and all of their creations.

During the program children will learn:

• How to safely interact with, feed, and care for various animals.

• Understand the “Farm to Table” way of developing lifelong healthy eating habits, growing and harvest healthy fruits and vegetables in the gardens.

• Run a weekly farm stand benefiting a local Rhode Island children's charity.

• Make a variety of nature and farm-inspired crafts and activities, such as handmade soaps with goat’s milk, fresh herbs, and botanicals, natural dye t-shirts, and candle making.

• Learn about pond and stream life.

• Document their findings in a daily journal.

• Outdoor easel painting

  and so much more!

  At Bittersweet Farm, we are committed to making a positive impact on our community. Each week the children look forward to running our farm stand where all the profits are donated to a local Rhode Island Children's Charity. We strongly believe that bringing different generations together can lead to a more caring and connected community. One of the most heart-warming moments of the week is our Teddy bear tea parties, where we invite elderly community members from a local nursing home to join us at the farm for an afternoon of tea, snacks, and conversation. Witnessing the children and elders care for one another is a moving sight, it shows us that union of future and past generations bring value to human interactions.