Berlin Farms, a New England farmstead circa 1867 that is protected under deeded conservation, specializes in the care and breeding of endangered barnyard animals. These heritage breeds, some indigenous and some brought to North American by the Early Settlers, are now struggling due to the commercialization of farming and overall reduction in number of farming households. Berlin Farms is working to conserve historic breeds and genetic diversity in livestock, helping to bring breeds off the endangered list to the recovering list through grass-roots efforts. Berlin Farms has been featured on CNN and National Public Radio.

Camp activities include private riding instruction and group fun and games and barnyard learning.

Sessions run weekly through July and August from 9am-2pm. Extended hours are available.