NOMAD Farms

For children curious about farming, sustainability, and the natural world, the NOMAD Farms Summer Camp in Tobaccoville, North Carolina, offers an enriching and hands-on experience. Located on Doral Drive, this camp introduces young learners to the principles of regenerative farming while fostering a deeper appreciation for the environment. At NOMAD Farms, both the animals and the philosophy are "nomadic." Livestock and poultry are moved regularly to fresh pastures, mimicking natural grazing patterns that promote ecological health. Campers will have the chance to learn about these sustainable practices firsthand, from caring for animals to understanding how rotational grazing benefits the land. The camp’s focus extends beyond farming techniques. Children will explore themes of stewardship, respect for nature, and community through interactive activities and discussions. Whether it’s feeding chickens, observing livestock behavior, or participating in farm chores, every task is designed to inspire a sense of responsibility and wonder. NOMAD Farms also weaves its vision into the camp experience. The farm’s belief in living harmoniously with nature and embracing life’s journey is shared with campers in a way that’s accessible and meaningful. It’s not just about learning how a farm works—it’s about understanding our place in the larger ecosystem. For families looking for a summer camp that combines education with outdoor adventure, NOMAD Farms provides an unforgettable opportunity. It’s a place where kids can get their hands dirty, build life skills, and leave with a greater connection to the earth—and maybe even a newfound love for farming.