Questions? Email: [email protected]
How do I register my camper for Granor Farm Camp 2026?
Registration for the 2026 program will open on Wednesday, February 25th at 9AM Eastern Time on our website.
This year, we are partnering with CampDoc to better serve our participants and staff. If you would like to set up your account ahead of registration, please visit this link.
What are the dates for camp?
Granor Farm will host five 1-week sessions of camp, Monday through Thursday.
The 2026 schedule is as follows:
Session I: June 29-July 2nd
Session II: July 6-9
Session III: July 20-23
Session IV: July 27-30
Session V: August 3-6
What age group may attend camp?
Children between 5-10 years of age are welcome to participate in Granor Farm Camp. Each camper must be at least five years of age by the first day of their camp session.
Is this a half or full day program?
Granor Farm Camp is a half day program, Monday through Thursday.
The hours are 9AM-1PM Michigan Time/ET.
What is the cost for a session of Granor Farm Camp?
The cost of camp is $425.00 per camper.
What is the Granor Farm Camp Cancellation Policy?
Summer plans can change and we appreciate that. However, supplies are purchased and planning takes place well in advance of the beginning of camp. Therefore, we will reimburse 50% of camp tuition if you let us know before May 15. After that time, the tuition is non-refundable.
How many sessions of camp are there each season?
There will be a total of five 1-week sessions of Granor Farm Camp over the course of the summer.
You are welcome to enroll in up to three weeks of camp.
While the structure of the day is consistent, each week will have its own farm-related theme ranging from Fruit Farming to Vegetable Growing to Flower Experts. Please visit the Granor Farm Camp landing page on our website for more details.
Can you accommodate allergies (food, bee, etc)?
Possibly. If your child has a severe food or bug allergy, we recommend that you contact our Camp Director, Laura ([email protected]) to discuss it further.
Granor Farm is a working farm in which nuts or nut-based products may be present, including in our kitchen facilities. While we do not cultivate any nut-based crops, our farm is not a controlled environment and our kitchen and other facilities are not allergen free.
Is lunch provided?
No. Granor does not provide lunch for the campers.
Campers will be asked to bring a lunch with them to camp.
May parents/guardians participate in the camp program?
No. Each morning your child will be greeted by one of our fabulous and cool counselors who will escort your child to the first activity of the day. We ask that parents/guardians hold off on exploring the farm until the end of the camp session.