Timberlake Outdoor Adventure Camp
Boys & Gender Non-Binary, Ages 9-14
Anything is possible at Timberlake Summer Camp
Timberlake Outdoor Adventure Camp
Timberlake Outdoor Adventures
From plunging into cool waters from a rope swing to swinging an axe to building a bonfire, campers are free to choose how they want learn and grow this summer. Challenges abound with friends on the trail and in the cabin.
Timberlake Summer Camp Dates
| Full Session | July 1-August 16 | |
| July Session | July 1-July 24 | |
| August Session | July 26-August 16 |
Timberlake Camp Activities
Summer moves from moment to moment – building community by swishing sudsy dishes and weeding gardens to performing zany skits to experiencing challenges on wilderness trips. At all times, campers revel in silliness, friendship and fun.
Timberlake Gender Inclusive Summer Camp
At Farm & Wilderness, we offer all campers the opportunity to choose a camp environment that best supports their gender identity. Timberlake outdoor adventure camp is a gender inclusive summer camp for those that identify as male or gender non-binary. Like all of the camps in the Farm & Wilderness system, Timberlake provides gender education and a safe space for campers to share their thoughts on gender, and to become familiar with others’ experiences.
"It’s the only place I feel comfortable being myself and not being judged. I had the time of my life."
—-Timberlake Camper
Have Questions? Get in Touch!
We’d love to hear from you!
Feel free to contact Sam Green in the Admissions Department at 802-422-3761. Our office hours are M-F 8am-4pm. Our fax number is 802-422-8660.
Posts from Timberlake
Join us for TL, IB, and RSG Video Calls This Weekend! March 28th and 29th
We’ve set up some Zoom calls after hearing requests for them from conversations during this time. These calls are set up by age groups – First and Big Lodges together (9-12-year-olds) and Senior Lodge (13-14). We’ll leave it up to you to decide which you join ie, if an older 12-year-old camper has most of […]
Simple Tasks, Major Impacts
During the last week of camp at the BDC this summer, a small but mighty group of campers and their counselors piled into van for an adventure to the Timberlake barns and gardens area. Our mission: to seek out the “bad plant” and remove it so the good plants could have a healthy home. This […]
Camp Magic for Real, Y’all
I spent much of my time this summer walking the grounds of Timberlake. I saw my staff teaching our campers how to keep their cabins clean (never as clean as I like!), I took in the faces of the campers as they went about the day, and I watched the inflatable swans floating on the […]
