A place for individuals, children, and families to explore, create and learn together


Summer 2026

Adventure
Camps
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July 12-15
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August 23-26
Intro to Day
Camp
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June 28-30
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Ages 6-8
Workshops
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Outdoor Cooking
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Shelter Building
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Nature Crafts
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Rustic Furniture building
Girl Power Camp
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July 26-29
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A 4 day empowerment camp for young girls ages 9-12​
Adult
Women's Camp
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September 11-13
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Experience a mini camp to build confidence, explore possibilities, and reconnect with self.
Detailed Descriptions, Links, and Registration will be available March 2, 2026!

The beekeeper at Yaleville Farm has been working with, and learning about bees since 2016. The number of hives on the farm can range from 2-8 hives. Honey and other bee products are available at the farm stand on the property. All honey is kept raw. This means it is not heated or finely filtered. Therefore, the honey will crystalize.
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Spring/early summer honey is usually available at the beginning of July. This honey tends to be lighter in flavor and crystalizes very slowly. Honey harvested later in the year is called late summer or fall honey. This honey is of a stronger flavor and tends to crystalize very quickly unless it it kept in the freezer.
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Special orders for individuals, families, or events can be arranged with the beekeeper.
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The beekeeper is available for small group, interactive presentations for an agreed upon donation amount.
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Swarm removal is also available for an agreed upon donation amount.
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All money from honey sales are used by Yaleville Farm for supplies and to continue to provide outdoor learning opportunities for local individuals and families.
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Contact
I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Let's connect.
315-573-0036