The Right Camp Experience for Every Age: Day, Overnight & Teen Leadership
At Paradise Farm Camps, summer is all about discovery, growth, and unforgettable fun in the outdoors. With three main programs—Day Camp, Overnight Camp, and the Teen Leadership Program—we offer meaningful experiences for every age and stage of development. Whether your child is taking their first steps into camp life, ready for more independence, or building the skills to become a leader, each program is designed to inspire confidence, connection, and a love of nature.
Camp Registration is now open for all families.
For any questions or concerns please call our main office at 610-269-9111 x 203 or email emilie@paradisefarmcamps.org.
The Day Camp
Our Day Camp gives campers entering Kindergarten through 7th grade a chance to explore the outdoors, learn new skills, and make lasting friendships—all in a safe, supportive setting. Guided by our camp values of TREK—Teamwork, Respect, Enthusiasm, and Kindness—each day is filled with hands-on activities that encourage curiosity, cooperation, and self-expression. From swimming and archery to creative exploration and team challenges, campers gain confidence while practicing the skills that help them grow as friends, teammates, and community members.
Overnight Camp
For campers 9-15 years old, Overnight Camp deepens the camp experience with the adventure of sleeping away from home. Surrounded by 600 acres of forests, fields, and streams, campers develop independence, resilience, and responsibility while enjoying all the classic camp traditions—campfires, hiking, canoeing, and more. Living in a cabin community fosters friendships, empathy, and a sense of belonging that campers carry with them long after the summer ends.
Teen Leadership Program
The Teen Leadership Program is designed for campers ages 13-15 ready to take the next step in personal growth. This program focuses on building practical leadership skills such as communication, teamwork, problem-solving, and responsibility—tools teens can carry into school, extracurriculars, and future endeavors. Campers gain confidence by working with peers, tackling team challenges, and contributing to the camp community. Many of our Teens then go on to the Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program, where they can further develop their skills in a camp-specific setting.
