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MAKE Farm Camp is a place for kids to explore, make friends, enjoy nature, and have fun learning through hands-on activities!
Enrolling soon... Thanksgiving Break and Winter Break Camps!
Grades K-4
8:30am-4:00pm
Located at MAKE Farm - Link to Google Map location
1 Innovation Parkway, next the Trolley Station Plaza and close to River Park (SDSU Mission Valley)
Farm Camp Registration
After Booking, we will reach out via email with a Registration Information Packet.
Please reach out to caroline.feeney@sdmake.org with any questions.
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240 US dollars
Need a scholarship to help make camp financially accessible to your family? Please let us know by filling out this questionnaire here.
Sample Day at MAKE Farm Camp
8:30 Early Drop-off and light morning activity
9:00 Opening Circle
9:15 Farm Activity (Farm Scavenger Hunt, Compost FBI, Global Gardens Hunt)
10:00 DIY Snack (salsas, focaccia bread, dips and dressings)
10:45 Group Games and Play
11:15 Science (experiments, exploration as well as things that don't start with "e")
12:00 Lunch & DIY Juice (Mint lemonade, jamaica, watermelon agua fresca)
1:00 Nature Walk
2:00 Art Activity (Nature Scrapbook, Arts & Crafts, Vegetable Dyes)
3:30 Closing Circle
4:00 Pick-Up
MAKE Farm Camp Goals

Foster curiosity and connection with nature
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Encourage campers to observe, explore, and engage with the natural world around them (birds, bugs, plants, soil, etc.)
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Inspire wonder in everyday ecological processes, from decomposition to migration.

Cultivate community
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Celebrate multi cultural connections.
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Strengthen social-emotional skills (make friends)
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Make learning fun, messy, and memorable.

Encourage Creativity
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Promote creativity through cooking, art, journaling, and movement.
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Support camper specific interests and learning styles through flexible and dynamic hands-on activities.
MAKE Farm Educators
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Caroline Feeney
Caroline is an environmental educator with over 10 years of experience designing and leading hands-on learning programs for youth. She has worked in schools, nonprofits, and university settings, specializing in experiential education, social-emotional development, and environmental stewardship. She is a certified Wilderness First Responder with training in CPR/First Aid and holds a Master’s degree in Social Innovation from the University of San Diego. At MAKE Camp, Caroline brings a deep commitment to cultivating joy, curiosity, and connection through nature-based experiences. She can’t wait to spend the summer sharing the farm with campers and creating unforgettable memories outdoors.
Education Programs Manager, MAKE

For additional questions and concerns, please contact:
Caroline Feeney, MAKE Education Programs Manager