CURRENT HOURS: Opening Day for general touring is May 1
Camp VictoriaFull day
Sessions: 1-5
Come experience the domestic education of Victorian women in the 19th century. You’ll learn handwork, cooking, etiquette, courtship, and social routines throughout the week. Campers will cap off the week by serving an elegant, Victorian-themed tea to an invited guest on the last day of camp.
The tea party begins at 3pm. Please enter through the Visitor Center entrance off of Hickman.
Activity Highlights: learn embroidery, print calling cards, make clotted cream, bake scones, practice calligraphy
Spots are very limited! If you are unable to find the date you want to sign up for, email education@lhf.org to be placed on a wait list.
Full day
Sessions: 6-10
See how scientific discoveries, geographic explorations, and steam inventions changed lives. Discover what kind of power was available to Native Americans in the 1700s, and see how the Industrial Revolution brought about new inventions and tools that changed the way people lived in Victorian times and beyond.
Activity Highlights: creek walk, try your hand at morse code, build a rubber band-powered boat, make a paper quilt
Spots are very limited! If you are unable to find the date you want to sign up for, email education@lhf.org to be placed on a wait list.
Living History Farms Day Camp program is accredited by the American Camp Association, the only nationwide organization that accredits all types of organized camps.