easy
3.5 hours per day for 3 days
Suitable for children ages 5 to 12 with moderate stamina for outdoor play and short walking distances.
Kids ages 5 to 12 can explore goat care, animal tracks, and local wildlife in this hands-on three-day camp in scenic Galena, Illinois. Outdoor fun meets environmental education at Hoof It’s Kid’s Camp.
Tuesday - Thursday | Ages 5-12
Join an unforgettable adventure at GOAT camp, where children aged 5-12 dive into the world of goats through daily care, scavenger hunts, and creative arts. Unique activities like goat painting and animal track molding await, culminating in a cozy family bonfire with s'mores. Explore nature and make lasting memories!
$250 Per Session, Per Child ages 5-12
3.5 Hours
1-4:30 pm Tuesday-Thursday 7-9 pm Friday: - Family bonfire and s'mores. Campers and families welcome
Session 1: June 25-27, 2024 Session 2: July 9-11, 2024
Children 5-12 years of age will explore and learn about our goats. Everything from daily care and chores, scavenger hunts, fun activities, and arts and crafts.
We will explore and learn about the surrounding land, what animals inhabit it, and learn to tell the difference between animal tracks.
Activities and crafting projects will vary, but may include making animal track molds, best goat selfies, wooden jewelry/keychain making, goat painting (actually paint on a goat!), scavenger hunts, and of course, goat trekking.
As a conclusion to GOAT camp, we invite campers and their families for a bonfire with s’mores. The bonfire takes place the Friday after the last day of camp.
Essential for protecting little feet during farm chores and outdoor activities.
Stay hydrated throughout the 3.5-hour daily sessions, especially during summer heat.
Camp involves painting goats and scavenger hunts—clothes should be washable and sturdy.
Camp moves indoors to the barn during rain, so kids stay engaged no matter the weather.
Galena’s farming heritage and the town’s 19th-century mining past create a rich backdrop for agricultural learning at Hoof It.
Hoof It promotes low-impact farming practices and educates campers on local ecosystem preservation, supporting sustainable land use in the region.
Protects feet during farm chores and outdoor exploration.
summer specific
Keeps campers hydrated throughout activities.
summer specific
Provides energy during active camp days.
summer specific
Allows kids to participate in messy crafts and outdoor play without worry.
summer specific