Drumlin Farm Camp

4.6

208 South Great Road, Lincoln, MA 01773

(781) 259-2244

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About Drumlin Farm Camp

Farm adventures and nature discovery for every child

Philosophy: Drumlin Farm Camp is truly special because it lets kids get their hands dirty and hearts happy—caring for animals, exploring real habitats, and making new friends in a nurturing, inclusive setting. The staff are passionate and trained, and the camp’s philosophy is all about building confidence, curiosity, and a love for nature. If you want your child to grow, learn, and have fun outdoors, this is the camp for your family.

Ages:

years old

Pricing:

$28–$140

/day

$140–$700

/week

Camp sessions & schedule

Drumlin Farm Camp is truly special because it lets kids get their hands dirty and hearts happy—caring for animals, exploring real habitats, and making new friends in a nurturing, inclusive setting. The staff are passionate and trained, and the camp’s philosophy is all about building confidence, curiosity, and a love for nature. If you want your child to grow, learn, and have fun outdoors, this is the camp for your family.

Boys & girls aged 4-15•Mon–Fri from 8:30AM–5:30PM•25/day & 100/week

Drumlin Farm Camp uses a sliding scale tuition model so families pay what fits their budget.

Two-week sessions: $280–$1,398 (that’s $28–$140 per day, $140–$700 per week).

One-week sessions: $140–$699.

Extended care until 5:30 pm is available for an extra fee.

Discounts: Member, sibling, and early-bird discounts can help families save.

Financial aid is available—just ask!

Registration opens late January. Deposit required, with all forms and payment due by mid-May.

Holiday and vacation camps are offered at separate rates.

Late pickup fees apply if not enrolled in after-camp care.

Payment plans are available for flexibility.

Drumlin Farm Camp uses a sliding scale tuition model so families pay what fits their budget.

Two-week sessions: $280–$1,398 (that’s $28–$140 per day, $140–$700 per week).

One-week sessions: $140–$699.

Extended care until 5:30 pm is available for an extra fee.

Discounts: Member, sibling, and early-bird discounts can help families save.

Financial aid is available—just ask!

Registration opens late January. Deposit required, with all forms and payment due by mid-May.

Holiday and vacation camps are offered at separate rates.

Late pickup fees apply if not enrolled in after-camp care.

Payment plans are available for flexibility.

Drumlin Farm Camp uses a sliding scale tuition model so families pay what fits their budget.

Two-week sessions: $280–$1,398 (that’s $28–$140 per day, $140–$700 per week).

One-week sessions: $140–$699.

Extended care until 5:30 pm is available for an extra fee.

Discounts: Member, sibling, and early-bird discounts can help families save.

Financial aid is available—just ask!

Registration opens late January. Deposit required, with all forms and payment due by mid-May.

Holiday and vacation camps are offered at separate rates.

Late pickup fees apply if not enrolled in after-camp care.

Payment plans are available for flexibility.

Activities & amenities

Campers enjoy a wide range of activities. Daily themes often include:

Farm-Animal-Care

Nature-Walks

Sustainable-Farming

Wildlife-Observation

Gardening

Environmental-Science

Outdoor-Games

Team-Building

Arts-and-Crafts

Hayrides

Composting

Native-Plant-Identification

Trail-Hiking

Orienteering

Birdwatching

Ecology-Experiments

Storytelling

Music

Water-Play

Reflection-Time

Animal-Tracking

Insect-Study

Soil-Science

Harvesting

Cooking

Wildlife-Tracking

Planting-Seeds

Map-Reading

Animal-Feeding

Weather-Observation

Group-Discussions

Birthdays:

*Pre-pandemic birthday parties haven’t returned, but self-guided outdoor group gatherings are possible for small celebrations.*

What people are saying

4.6

My child loved the activities and caring staff!

Location

208 South Great Road, Lincoln, MA 01773

Additional info

Staff are all CPR/first aid certified and trained in child development and environmental education. The camp fosters a strong sense of community and supports diversity and inclusion. Teen leadership opportunities are available for older campers. Sessions fill quickly, so early registration is recommended.