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Welcome to a place where muddy hands are encouraged, questions are always welcome, and every season brings something new to discover.
Garden School is a hands-on outdoor experience designed for children and their caregivers to connect with nature through exploring, planting, harvesting, creating, and learning together. Whether we're discovering what's growing in the garden, collecting eggs from the coop, or watching a tiny seed become something remarkable, each session is guided by curiosity and the changing seasons.
There are no desks. No worksheets. No pressure to get everything just right.
Instead, we believe some of the best learning happens with dirt under your fingernails, sunshine on your face, and the freedom to wonder.
Each Garden School session is intentionally kept small and intimate, creating a welcoming environment where children have plenty of opportunities to explore while also building friendships with other families.
Because the garden is always changing, no two sessions are exactly alike. One week we might harvest tomatoes, the next we may discover caterpillars on the parsley or celebrate the season's very first flower. That's part of the magic.
🌱 Exploring the garden and what's growing in season
🐓 Meeting the chickens and learning about their care
🥕 Harvesting fruits, vegetables, herbs, or flowers (when available)
🪴 Planting something to take home
🎨 Nature-inspired crafts and hands-on activities
🍎 A simple seasonal garden snack
🤍 Time to connect, play, and learn alongside other families
Whether your child loves digging in the dirt, asking endless questions, or simply spending time outdoors, Garden School offers an opportunity to learn through nature while making memories that last long after the afternoon is over.
Designed for: Children of all ages with a participating caregiver
Location: Private Hen & Hearth Garden • Camarillo, California
Group Size: Small and intentionally limited to create a personal, engaging experience
When I first imagined Garden School, I wasn't trying to recreate a classroom—I was hoping to create the kind of place I would have loved to visit with my own kids.
A place where children can be curious, where adults feel just as welcome, and where learning happens naturally through conversation, discovery, and getting your hands a little dirty.
I can't wait to welcome your family into the garden.
Welcome to a place where muddy hands are encouraged, questions are always welcome, and every season brings something new to discover.
Garden School is a hands-on outdoor experience designed for children and their caregivers to connect with nature through exploring, planting, harvesting, creating, and learning together. Whether we're discovering what's growing in the garden, collecting eggs from the coop, or watching a tiny seed become something remarkable, each session is guided by curiosity and the changing seasons.
There are no desks. No worksheets. No pressure to get everything just right.
Instead, we believe some of the best learning happens with dirt under your fingernails, sunshine on your face, and the freedom to wonder.
Each Garden School session is intentionally kept small and intimate, creating a welcoming environment where children have plenty of opportunities to explore while also building friendships with other families.
Because the garden is always changing, no two sessions are exactly alike. One week we might harvest tomatoes, the next we may discover caterpillars on the parsley or celebrate the season's very first flower. That's part of the magic.
🌱 Exploring the garden and what's growing in season
🐓 Meeting the chickens and learning about their care
🥕 Harvesting fruits, vegetables, herbs, or flowers (when available)
🪴 Planting something to take home
🎨 Nature-inspired crafts and hands-on activities
🍎 A simple seasonal garden snack
🤍 Time to connect, play, and learn alongside other families
Whether your child loves digging in the dirt, asking endless questions, or simply spending time outdoors, Garden School offers an opportunity to learn through nature while making memories that last long after the afternoon is over.
Designed for: Children of all ages with a participating caregiver
Location: Private Hen & Hearth Garden • Camarillo, California
Group Size: Small and intentionally limited to create a personal, engaging experience
When I first imagined Garden School, I wasn't trying to recreate a classroom—I was hoping to create the kind of place I would have loved to visit with my own kids.
A place where children can be curious, where adults feel just as welcome, and where learning happens naturally through conversation, discovery, and getting your hands a little dirty.
I can't wait to welcome your family into the garden.