VISIT
Scouts on the farm.
Badge work, service hours, Eagle and Star projects, and overnight camping in the wood lot for troops up to 25.
Bring your troopYour visit supports Flint Hill Farm Educational Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
What troops do here
Badge activities for Forestry, Metal Work, Horse Lovers, Farm Mechanics and Veterinary Medicine, or bring your own ideas. We welcome Eagle and Star Award projects, and have plenty of ideas for ones that would genuinely help the farm.
The practical part
- Overnight camping
- Up to 25, bring your own tents. In the wood lot or on the grass near the greenhouse, with a bonfire weather permitting
- Farm chores
- On an overnight, if you want them: eggs, feeding the chickens, ducks, calves, goats and sheep, and pony turn-out. In March and April that means babies
- Service hours
- Come as a troop or on your own
- Days
- Monday to Saturday. No events on Sundays
GET IN TOUCH
Bring your troop
Tell us what you're working toward and roughly when, and we'll build the visit around it.
Earn it on a working farm.
Badge activities, service hours, and Eagle and Star projects that leave something behind. Call the farm to talk it through.