easy
4 hours daily
Suitable for children with average physical activity levels; involves gentle walking and hands-on tasks.
Send your kids on a memorable spring break adventure at Rose Therapeutic Farm in Brookshire, Texas. From animal care to gardening, the Farm Life Camp offers hands-on activities in a fun, educational setting.
Experience the charm and simplicity of farm life at the Spring Break Farm Life Camp, hosted by Rose Therapeutic Farm in Brookshire, Texas. Designed for children ages 6 to 12, this unique 4-hour daily camp runs from March 11 to 15 and offers a hands-on, educational adventure that combines outdoor fun with meaningful learning. Kids will participate in caring for animals, creating crafty projects, and gardening—activities that cultivate responsibility, creativity, and appreciation for nature. The camp environment fosters a connection to the land and animals, providing a refreshing break from screen time and busy schedules. Rose Therapeutic Farm emphasizes therapeutic and educational experiences, ensuring every child feels supported and inspired during their stay. Located just west of Houston, the farm offers a safe, welcoming space where kids can explore the rhythms of farm life while developing new skills. Parents can feel confident that their children are engaged in enriching activities that balance fun with education, all set amidst the beautiful Texas countryside. This camp is an excellent way to celebrate spring break with fresh air, new friendships, and memorable outdoor experiences.
Choose clothes that can get dirty and are easy to clean after animal and gardening activities.
Stay hydrated during outdoor activities by having water on hand throughout the day.
Protect your child’s skin from Texas sun exposure, especially during longer outdoor sessions.
Spring in Texas can be unpredictable; layering helps kids stay comfortable moving between sun and shade.
Rose Therapeutic Farm operates with a focus on rehabilitation and education, rooted in the community since 2010.
The farm uses sustainable practices in animal care and gardening to support local ecosystems and environmental health.
Protect feet during animal care and gardening activities on uneven farm terrain.
Shield eyes and face from the sun during outdoor sessions.
spring specific
Provides warmth during cooler mornings and evenings.
spring specific
Keeps kids hydrated throughout the camp day.