Yes! We have six kids ourselves, and three of them are neuro divergent. We understand how this works. We have limitations because we don’t have the staff to attend to every set of needs, but we have enjoyed having all kinds of kids with all kinds of challenges from non-verbal, to sensory disfunction, to hyperactivity, to emotional intensity. If your child has needs that require more attention than our staff and volunteers can provide, we would simply ask that you arrange for them to have “a person” on site during camp.

When you reserve a date, we can’t schedule anything else on that day. We require a deposit as a form of security. If a party backs out, we aren’t just losing out on that income, but any income we may have made had the date been open.

Pack a lunch, a water bottle, bring a swimsuit and towel, sunscreen, any medications they may need for maintenance or emergency, a list of any allergies, and a sense of adventure.

Sometimes we process chickens during farm camp. It’s a great experience, but some kids want nothing to do with it. Two days a week, we swim, but not every kid can. We don’t force kids to do anything. We offer alternative activities if a child wants to pass. We do make them scoop poop for potty mouth though. That’s non-negotiable.