06/15/2026
We're just a little over a week away from our first round of summer day camps!! We're going to have so much fun- I hope you are ready for your kids to ask if they can move in at Honeysuckle Hills. ;) We still have space if you want to join one of our sessions!
I know you haven’t heard from us in awhile…
As we like to say, we’re much better at homesteading than we are at social media😅… but we’ve been onto some new ventures this year and are excited to share!
On a quest to provide our own homeschooled children with opportunities for meaningful, quality social time with other like-minded kids, we started offering a couple small clubs for other homeschoolers over the past school year.
And that has blossomed into something truly beautiful. We are working with the next generation, teaching them important life skills and lost arts, and they are having a blast in the process! Matt and I both feel so in our element and so fulfilled to be creating life-long memories for these kids while fostering relationships and connection among them. We have gotten such great feedback from the kids and their parents that we are looking for ways to expand our offerings.
Up next on the agenda… Summer Day Camps!
Our summer day camps are probably unlike any you or your child have experienced. At Honeysuckle Hills, homesteading meets survivalism meets real world science, art, and life skills. Your child will be immersed in 3 days of workshops that will empower them, foster their creativity and resilience, and reconnect them with nature and with their own inner drive to experience life in meaningful ways.
Click the link below to fill out the registration form, or feel free to drop questions in the comments or shoot us a text or an email. We keep our groups small and intentional, so be sure to reserve your spot(s) quickly if you’re interested! We still have space in both of our July sessions and a few spots left in our June session as well.
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And if you’d like a little bit more information about us, take a peek in the comments for a brief introduction (or feel free to browse our outdated-but-still-relevant posts on this page)!