Indian Brook Girls 9-14
Spirited campers, meaningful actions.
A fierce, fun-loving community
Indian Brook Adventure Beckons
Playfulness is a part of Indian Brook with campers swimming in salad bowls, taking bubble baths in a pickup, and attending a goat wedding. So is the opportunity for campers to learn new skills; playing guitar, backpacking, and performing skits while they gain lasting friendships, self-awareness and resolve.
Indian Brook Dates
| Full Session | June 26-August 11 | |
| July Session | June 26-July 19 | |
| August Session | July 21-August 11 |
Indian Brook Activities
At Indian Brook, campers develop an appreciation of their strength, competence, and creativity. They explore the fullness of their identity, redefine failure, and build on success. They learn new skills; pottery, weaving, and carpentry while they gain lasting friendships, self-awareness and resolve. Indian Brook aims to inspire personal growth in campers while provoking curiosity, fierceness and an action-oriented attitude.
“I like that our daughter was surrounded by strong and confident people and encouraged to source her fire and do bold things and be adventurous."
Posts from Indian Brook
Creating and Maintaining Our Footpaths
Imagine being able to play in waterfalls, explore old cellar holes, and see vistas of mountain peaks spreading into the distance, all while not going any further than around the block. That’s the opportunity that awaits Farm & Wilderness campers and staff! With our new Ninevah Foundation partnership, and agreements with the State of Vermont, […]
Mentally Preparing for Trips
By Nina Plocek, Trips Staff/Coordinator; Rosie McInnes, Sensible Mental Health Person; Megan Chamberlain, Indian Brook Director The sense of accomplishment and often a newfound perspective that follows spending several nights in the wilderness is unmistakable as campers return to Farm & Wilderness. Some groups even roll in with more energy than they had left with […]
One Last Stroll as Indian Brook Director
I have some news to share, I’ll be taking one last stroll up the big path to Indian Brook as Director this June before campers arrive. This was a very hard decision to come to since I love my employment here, as well as the people I work with. It has been a pleasure working […]
