RIVER FALLS FARM FIELD GUIDE
Four Days on a Woman-Owned Family Farm: Hands-On Camp for Ages 8–10 at Eagle Eye Farm
A four-day day-camp (Monday–Thursday, 9am–4pm) at Eagle Eye Farm in River Falls where children connect with 100+ friendly animals, learn daily animal care, walk award-winning alpacas, and make age‑appropriate crafts.
Four Days on a Woman-Owned Family Farm: Hands-On Camp for Ages 8–10 at Eagle Eye Farm.
Spend four concentrated days at Eagle Eye Farm, a clean, woman‑owned family operation in western Wisconsin where campers ages 8–10 move beyond the postcard idea of a farm into the daily rhythms of animal care. Across the week they’ll interact with more than 100 animals—alpacas, sheep, goats, llamas, pigs, cattle, porcupines, chickens and bunnies—practice feeding and watering, participate in guided alpaca walks, and complete an age‑appropriate craft under the supervision of experienced farm staff and an agriculture teacher.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A menagerie of more than 100 friendly animals
Eagle Eye Farm is home to nine different species and more than 100 animals, each presented in a natural, hands‑on setting. Campers regularly spend time walking the farm’s award‑winning alpacas and getting up close with sheep, goats, llamas, pigs, cattle, porcupines, chickens and bunnies.
A clean, family farm in western Wisconsin
The program emphasizes a clean, safe environment on an 11‑acre family farm—run and owned by a woman-led team—that has recently been recognized among farms its size for national distinction.
Instruction from experienced farm educators
Camps are led by an experienced farm expert and agriculture teacher and supported by knowledgeable, friendly staff who guide daily animal care, supervised interactions and crafts tailored to the 8–10 age group.
What the day feels like
What the four days feel like
Days at Eagle Eye Farm are structured and hands‑on: mornings and afternoons revolve around animal rounds—feeding, watering and supervised handling—interspersed with guided alpaca walks and an age‑appropriate craft session. The approach balances active outdoor time with moments of instruction and reflection led by farm staff, all within a clean, focused and safe environment.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this camp suits—and who it doesn’t.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Each day campers should bring a lunch, a snack and a filled water bottle; wear comfortable clothes that can get dirty and apply sunscreen as needed. Campers will receive an official farm t‑shirt while at camp.
The camp runs Monday–Thursday from 9am–4pm; before‑ and after‑camp care is available to help with drop‑off and pick‑up timing.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What are the camp dates and daily hours?
The week‑long camp runs Monday through Thursday, 9am–4pm each day.
Where do I drop my child off?
Drop‑off and pickup take place at Eagle Eye Farm.
What ages can attend?
This camp is for children ages 8–10.
What should campers bring each day?
Campers should bring a lunch, a snack and a filled water bottle, wear comfortable clothes appropriate for farm work and bring sunscreen.
Is extended care available?
Yes—before‑ and after‑camp care is offered this season to provide additional flexibility for drop‑off and pickup.
Will my child learn from trained staff?
Yes—the camp is led by an experienced farm expert and an agriculture teacher, supported by knowledgeable staff.