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One Week of F&W Overnight Camp Programming

SPARK

MIXED GENDER
AGES 9-11

A Taste of Camp Magic

Venture Into The Wilderness

Located at Saltash Mountain Camp on our more than 5,300 acres of undeveloped and conserved woodlands on Lake Ninevah, Spark welcomes campers to their first week of overnight camp at Farm & Wilderness.

Over the course of the week campers will get to experience the core Farm & Wilderness activity areas: Barns & Gardens, Work Projects, Waterfront, Outdoor Living Skills, and Creative Arts. They'll build, explore, get muddy, and face exciting new challenges together!

Campers build a powerful community in nature where everyday adventures await!

Spark Leadership
Adair, John, and Clarissa

Spark is lead by a team of our camp directors: Adair, Director of Ninevah Camps, John, Director of Timberlake, and Clarissa, Director of Firefly Song. Together, they've put together this week-long program of overnight camp, hosted at our Saltash Mountain location and steeped with the activities, traditions, and camp magic that is Farm & Wilderness. Consider our Spark program to be a sampler of our programming to ensure your kiddo is full steam ahead with spending their next summer at Saltash Mountain, Timberlake, or Firefly Song!

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Spark Camp
2027 Dates
EXPLORE A TIME FOR ADVENTURE
Spark Sunday, August 22 - Saturday, August 28

 

HOME AWAY FROM HOME
Cabin Life

Housing: The cabins are all open three-sided wood structures with individual bunks and storage for each camper. As we build community, it’s important each camper still has their space and campers enjoy personalizing their bunk. Families have the option of a girls, boys, or all-gender cabin for their camper.

Facilities: Shared facilities are near each cabin for all their hygiene needs, including fresh water and hot showers.

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WHAT OUR FAMILIES SAY

"My son was so at home there. He sometimes withdraws socially, but not at [F&W]. He loved it and we were thrilled he had such a special experience."
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Spark Interest in the Outdoors!

We provide structured activities every day that challenge and delight our campers as they explore the Vermont wilderness

Mornings begin as campers wake up in their three-sided cabins to the sounds of nature! They enjoy breakfast outdoors under the Food Shelter with joyous laughter and singing. After breakfast, they participate in chores for the community and silent meeting, which provides quiet reflection before heading off for morning activities filled with fun and meaningful experiences. Campers will get to experience all F&W activity areas: Barns & Gardens, Work Projects, Outdoor Living Skills, and Creative Arts, using real tools and learning cool skills.

Afternoons are centered around camper choice. After a healthy lunch and rest hour, campers choose a new activity every day. They might go for hike up the nearby mountains, build a birdhouse, join a canoe trip on lake Ninevah, attempt the low ropes course, harvest berries, or lead  an activity they've created! Will they take goats on a walk? Make ice cream? Enjoy a game of camouflage in the woods?

Evenings bring a new activity every night as campers get a sampling of the evening activities that our camps have to offer! One evening might be a cabin cookout, and a different evening they may take part in a facilitated conversation to better understand race, gender, identity, and practicing healthy boundaries at camp. Other nights are reserved for spectacular All Camp Games or a celebratory variety show. Finally the glow from flashlights is replaced by the moon as everyone joins their cabin for a bedtime story and to drift off to sleep together. 

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