Winter Camp

This winter, we're pulling out all the stops! Get kids off their screens and into Garden Camp for six days of cooking, making, creating, exploring, and winter fun.

Our kitchens will be open throughout the day, our craft tables will be overflowing with materials, and there will always be something interesting for kids to work on, make, or explore.

During December 21–23, we'll fill the kitchen with the smell of freshly baked winter sugar cookies. Kids will roll, cut, bake, and decorate their own cookies with colorful homemade icing, then pack them into tins to bring home. We'll also make wreaths and garlands, ornaments, nature-inspired crafts, personalized gifts, and handmade wrapping and tags.

During December 28–30, we're rolling up our sleeves and making bread! Kids will mix, shape, and bake everything from baguettes and focaccia to tortillas and sweet breads. We'll also head outdoors to explore simple ways to help backyard wildlife through the colder months, making projects such as pine cone bird feeders, nesting boxes, orange peel suet cups, and brush pile shelters.

Our Sewing Station will be open throughout Winter Camp for kids who want to experiment with fabric, trims, and sewing. With guidance, campers can try the sewing machine and turn their own ideas into simple projects to bring home.

Kids can also stop by our Winter Herbal Table, where we'll explore herbs and natural ingredients through hands-on projects. Depending on the day, we may make soaps, beeswax balms and salves, natural perfumes, herbal teas, botanical spritzers, and fragrant simmer-pot blends.

As always at Garden Camp, play is a priority. Kids have opportunities to choose what interests them, spend time outdoors, work independently or alongside friends, and take their projects in their own creative direction.

Winter Camp is open to ages 5-15 and runs from 9:00am - 3:30pm. Families can register for individual days or choose all three days of either camp week.

Come ready to cook, create, experiment, get messy, and bring plenty of handmade things home.

This week, our kitchen will be filled with the sights and smells of winter baking! Campers will make and decorate festive sugar cookies using cookie cutters and colorful homemade icing, bringing home tins filled with their handmade treats. At the craft tables, we’ll create wreaths, garlands, ornaments, and nature-inspired gifts for loved ones. By the end of the week, children will head home proudly carrying their own cookies, winter decorations, and personalized gifts just in time for the holiday season.

Throughout both weeks, campers will also have plenty of opportunities to explore our Winter First Aid herbal remedies series, with hands-on projects like soaps, beeswax balms and salves, perfumes, teas, spritzers, and fragrant simmer-pot herbs.

This winter, we're pulling out all the stops! Get kids off their screens and into Garden Camp for six days of cooking, making, creating, exploring, and winter fun.

Our kitchens will be open throughout the day, our craft tables will be overflowing with materials, and there will always be something interesting for kids to work on, make, or explore.

During December 21–23, we'll fill the kitchen with the smell of freshly baked winter sugar cookies. Kids will roll, cut, bake, and decorate their own cookies with colorful homemade icing, then pack them into tins to bring home. We'll also make wreaths and garlands, ornaments, nature-inspired crafts, personalized gifts, and handmade wrapping and tags.

During December 28–30, we're rolling up our sleeves and making bread! Kids will mix, shape, and bake everything from baguettes and focaccia to tortillas and sweet breads. We'll also head outdoors to explore simple ways to help backyard wildlife through the colder months, making projects such as pine cone bird feeders, nesting boxes, orange peel suet cups, and brush pile shelters.

Our Sewing Station will be open throughout Winter Camp for kids who want to experiment with fabric, trims, and sewing. With guidance, campers can try the sewing machine and turn their own ideas into simple projects to bring home.

Kids can also stop by our Winter Herbal Table, where we'll explore herbs and natural ingredients through hands-on projects. Depending on the day, we may make soaps, beeswax balms and salves, natural perfumes, herbal teas, botanical spritzers, and fragrant simmer-pot blends.

As always at Garden Camp, play is a priority. Kids have opportunities to choose what interests them, spend time outdoors, work independently or alongside friends, and take their projects in their own creative direction.

Winter Camp is open to ages 5-15 and runs from 9:00am - 3:30pm. Families can register for individual days or choose all three days of either camp week.

Come ready to cook, create, experiment, get messy, and bring plenty of handmade things home.

This winter, we're pulling out all the stops! Get kids off their screens and into Garden Camp for six days of cooking, making, creating, exploring, and winter fun.

Our kitchens will be open throughout the day, our craft tables will be overflowing with materials, and there will always be something interesting for kids to work on, make, or explore.

During December 21–23, we'll fill the kitchen with the smell of freshly baked winter sugar cookies. Kids will roll, cut, bake, and decorate their own cookies with colorful homemade icing, then pack them into tins to bring home. We'll also make wreaths and garlands, ornaments, nature-inspired crafts, personalized gifts, and handmade wrapping and tags.

During December 28–30, we're rolling up our sleeves and making bread! Kids will mix, shape, and bake everything from baguettes and focaccia to tortillas and sweet breads. We'll also head outdoors to explore simple ways to help backyard wildlife through the colder months, making projects such as pine cone bird feeders, nesting boxes, orange peel suet cups, and brush pile shelters.

Our Sewing Station will be open throughout Winter Camp for kids who want to experiment with fabric, trims, and sewing. With guidance, campers can try the sewing machine and turn their own ideas into simple projects to bring home.

Kids can also stop by our Winter Herbal Table, where we'll explore herbs and natural ingredients through hands-on projects. Depending on the day, we may make soaps, beeswax balms and salves, natural perfumes, herbal teas, botanical spritzers, and fragrant simmer-pot blends.

As always at Garden Camp, play is a priority. Kids have opportunities to choose what interests them, spend time outdoors, work independently or alongside friends, and take their projects in their own creative direction.

Winter Camp is open to ages 5-15 and runs from 9:00am - 3:30pm. Families can register for individual days or choose all three days of either camp week.

Come ready to cook, create, experiment, get messy, and bring plenty of handmade things home.

This winter, we're pulling out all the stops! Get kids off their screens and into Garden Camp for six days of cooking, making, creating, exploring, and winter fun.

Our kitchens will be open throughout the day, our craft tables will be overflowing with materials, and there will always be something interesting for kids to work on, make, or explore.

During December 21–23, we'll fill the kitchen with the smell of freshly baked winter sugar cookies. Kids will roll, cut, bake, and decorate their own cookies with colorful homemade icing, then pack them into tins to bring home. We'll also make wreaths and garlands, ornaments, nature-inspired crafts, personalized gifts, and handmade wrapping and tags.

During December 28–30, we're rolling up our sleeves and making bread! Kids will mix, shape, and bake everything from baguettes and focaccia to tortillas and sweet breads. We'll also head outdoors to explore simple ways to help backyard wildlife through the colder months, making projects such as pine cone bird feeders, nesting boxes, orange peel suet cups, and brush pile shelters.

Our Sewing Station will be open throughout Winter Camp for kids who want to experiment with fabric, trims, and sewing. With guidance, campers can try the sewing machine and turn their own ideas into simple projects to bring home.

Kids can also stop by our Winter Herbal Table, where we'll explore herbs and natural ingredients through hands-on projects. Depending on the day, we may make soaps, beeswax balms and salves, natural perfumes, herbal teas, botanical spritzers, and fragrant simmer-pot blends.

As always at Garden Camp, play is a priority. Kids have opportunities to choose what interests them, spend time outdoors, work independently or alongside friends, and take their projects in their own creative direction.

Winter Camp is open to ages 5-15 and runs from 9:00am - 3:30pm. Families can register for individual days or choose all three days of either camp week.

Come ready to cook, create, experiment, get messy, and bring plenty of handmade things home.

This week, we’ll roll up our sleeves and explore the art of bread making! Campers will try their hand at baking a variety of breads, from baguettes and focaccia to sweet breads. We’ll also turn our attention to the winter world outside, creating projects that help support backyard wildlife in the winter months, such as pinecone bird feeders, nesting boxes, orange-peel suet cups, and brush-pile shelters.

Throughout both weeks, campers will also have plenty of opportunities to explore our Winter First Aid herbal remedies series, with hands-on projects like soaps, beeswax balms and salves, perfumes, teas, spritzers, and fragrant simmer-pot herbs.

This winter, we're pulling out all the stops! Get kids off their screens and into Garden Camp for six days of cooking, making, creating, exploring, and winter fun.

Our kitchens will be open throughout the day, our craft tables will be overflowing with materials, and there will always be something interesting for kids to work on, make, or explore.

During December 21–23, we'll fill the kitchen with the smell of freshly baked winter sugar cookies. Kids will roll, cut, bake, and decorate their own cookies with colorful homemade icing, then pack them into tins to bring home. We'll also make wreaths and garlands, ornaments, nature-inspired crafts, personalized gifts, and handmade wrapping and tags.

During December 28–30, we're rolling up our sleeves and making bread! Kids will mix, shape, and bake everything from baguettes and focaccia to tortillas and sweet breads. We'll also head outdoors to explore simple ways to help backyard wildlife through the colder months, making projects such as pine cone bird feeders, nesting boxes, orange peel suet cups, and brush pile shelters.

Our Sewing Station will be open throughout Winter Camp for kids who want to experiment with fabric, trims, and sewing. With guidance, campers can try the sewing machine and turn their own ideas into simple projects to bring home.

Kids can also stop by our Winter Herbal Table, where we'll explore herbs and natural ingredients through hands-on projects. Depending on the day, we may make soaps, beeswax balms and salves, natural perfumes, herbal teas, botanical spritzers, and fragrant simmer-pot blends.

As always at Garden Camp, play is a priority. Kids have opportunities to choose what interests them, spend time outdoors, work independently or alongside friends, and take their projects in their own creative direction.

Winter Camp is open to ages 5-15 and runs from 9:00am - 3:30pm. Families can register for individual days or choose all three days of either camp week.

Come ready to cook, create, experiment, get messy, and bring plenty of handmade things home.

This winter, we're pulling out all the stops! Get kids off their screens and into Garden Camp for six days of cooking, making, creating, exploring, and winter fun.

Our kitchens will be open throughout the day, our craft tables will be overflowing with materials, and there will always be something interesting for kids to work on, make, or explore.

During December 21–23, we'll fill the kitchen with the smell of freshly baked winter sugar cookies. Kids will roll, cut, bake, and decorate their own cookies with colorful homemade icing, then pack them into tins to bring home. We'll also make wreaths and garlands, ornaments, nature-inspired crafts, personalized gifts, and handmade wrapping and tags.

During December 28–30, we're rolling up our sleeves and making bread! Kids will mix, shape, and bake everything from baguettes and focaccia to tortillas and sweet breads. We'll also head outdoors to explore simple ways to help backyard wildlife through the colder months, making projects such as pine cone bird feeders, nesting boxes, orange peel suet cups, and brush pile shelters.

Our Sewing Station will be open throughout Winter Camp for kids who want to experiment with fabric, trims, and sewing. With guidance, campers can try the sewing machine and turn their own ideas into simple projects to bring home.

Kids can also stop by our Winter Herbal Table, where we'll explore herbs and natural ingredients through hands-on projects. Depending on the day, we may make soaps, beeswax balms and salves, natural perfumes, herbal teas, botanical spritzers, and fragrant simmer-pot blends.

As always at Garden Camp, play is a priority. Kids have opportunities to choose what interests them, spend time outdoors, work independently or alongside friends, and take their projects in their own creative direction.

Winter Camp is open to ages 5-15 and runs from 9:00am - 3:30pm. Families can register for individual days or choose all three days of either camp week.

Come ready to cook, create, experiment, get messy, and bring plenty of handmade things home.

This winter, we're pulling out all the stops! Get kids off their screens and into Garden Camp for six days of cooking, making, creating, exploring, and winter fun.

Our kitchens will be open throughout the day, our craft tables will be overflowing with materials, and there will always be something interesting for kids to work on, make, or explore.

During December 21–23, we'll fill the kitchen with the smell of freshly baked winter sugar cookies. Kids will roll, cut, bake, and decorate their own cookies with colorful homemade icing, then pack them into tins to bring home. We'll also make wreaths and garlands, ornaments, nature-inspired crafts, personalized gifts, and handmade wrapping and tags.

During December 28–30, we're rolling up our sleeves and making bread! Kids will mix, shape, and bake everything from baguettes and focaccia to tortillas and sweet breads. We'll also head outdoors to explore simple ways to help backyard wildlife through the colder months, making projects such as pine cone bird feeders, nesting boxes, orange peel suet cups, and brush pile shelters.

Our Sewing Station will be open throughout Winter Camp for kids who want to experiment with fabric, trims, and sewing. With guidance, campers can try the sewing machine and turn their own ideas into simple projects to bring home.

Kids can also stop by our Winter Herbal Table, where we'll explore herbs and natural ingredients through hands-on projects. Depending on the day, we may make soaps, beeswax balms and salves, natural perfumes, herbal teas, botanical spritzers, and fragrant simmer-pot blends.

As always at Garden Camp, play is a priority. Kids have opportunities to choose what interests them, spend time outdoors, work independently or alongside friends, and take their projects in their own creative direction.

Winter Camp is open to ages 5-15 and runs from 9:00am - 3:30pm. Families can register for individual days or choose all three days of either camp week.

Come ready to cook, create, experiment, get messy, and bring plenty of handmade things home.