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Monday, Apr 5, 2021 at 8:30 AM to Friday, Apr 9, 2021 at 4:30 PM PDT
5504 Cross Creek Lane NE, Olympia, WA, 98501, United States
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Lost Peacock Creamery, 5504 Cross Creek Lane NE, Olympia, WA, 98501, United States.
Send us your kiddos for a week and we’ll give them exactly what their souls need after a year in a pandemic—fresh air, animals, adventure, and ridiculously fabulous goat cheese!
This year at farm camp, we’ll not only focus on the skills needed to run a farm, we’ll also be working on our bushcraft skills—making fire, building shelters, guiding with a compass, and tying knots. Plus, we've got baby goats and baby chicks!
We will spend ALL day outside with no technology, and give your children plenty of open space to do the one thing our kiddos can never get enough of—Playing!
The details:
April 5-9
8:30 am - 4:30 pm, daily
Ages 6-12
You pack a lunch, we’ll provide the snack (goat cheese!)
Dress your kiddo for success. Boots or shoes that can get dirty, layers, and a change of clothes.
$335/week
$300/week (sibling discount)
www.lostpeacock.com
As a Grade A Goat Dairy we are conscious of how our presence impacts the environment and we’re proud to be a Thurston County Green Business. We milk 44 goats twice a day and make cheese three times a week. Our power comes from alternative energy sources (including solar from our farm), we harvest and reuse both rainwater and water from the dairy, and we utilize our whey by-products to feed our pigs. We are committed to creating an environment that sustains us without sacrificing the land. We are a certified Animal Welfare Approved farm. In Europe the term “High Farming” is used to reference the perfect balance between plants and animals. Animals enrich the soil, the soil produces plants, the plants feed the animals. As lofty as it may sound, we aspire to succeed at “High Farming” and, in turn, nourish the people.
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