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07/29/2026

Everyone loves the idea of a farm—the animals, the fresh air, the peaceful setting. But behind that beauty is a tremendous amount of work that most people never see.

Farms run every single day. There are no days off from feeding, watering, cleaning, maintaining fences, caring for animals, fixing equipment, managing land, and keeping everything safe and functional. On top of that, there are very real costs—feed, hay, vet bills, animal care, property maintenance, taxes, and insurance. It adds up quickly.

The good news? You don’t have to own a farm to support one. There are simple, meaningful ways you can help:
Share, share, share
Every time you see a post about lessons, camps, birthday parties, or events—share it. That one click helps farms reach new families more than you realize.

Post in local and mom groups

Farm owners aren’t allowed to promote in these groups unless they pay to advertise. But you can. Your recommendation carries weight and helps connect others to the farm.

Take photos and tag the farm.

When you’re visiting, snap a few pictures and share them. Tag the farm so others can see the experience through your eyes.

Spread the word
Tell your friends. Recommend the farm. Word-of-mouth is still one of the most powerful ways small farms grow.

Support their programs
Lessons, camps, and events aren’t just activities—they’re what keep the farm running and the animals cared for.

Farms are special places, but they only continue to exist because of community support. If you love having a farm in your area, these small actions make a big difference.









📍 WildeWood Farm
5150 Oak Grove Circle
Cu***ng, GA 30028
🌐 www.wildewoodfarm.com
📞 (770) 843-2478

07/21/2026

Next week is the last week for the summer (only a few spots remain)! What an amazing summer it has been spending it with you all. www.wildewoodfarm.com for registration details.

06/21/2026

By a huge demand, we are going to offer 3 months starting in September of our hugely popular Little Rider Pony Pals class.
🐴 Little Rider Pony Pals is Back This Fall! 🐴

After two wonderful months of Little Rider Pony Pals this past spring, we're excited to announce three new sessions this fall!

Designed especially for children ages 2–4, this program is a gentle introduction to horses that focuses on confidence, safety, familiarity, and fun.

This is not a riding lesson program. Instead, it is an opportunity for young children to build comfort around horses while learning through hands-on experiences and age-appropriate activities. Parent participation is required.

Each one-hour class includes:

🐴 Meeting and interacting with a calm pony
🪮 Grooming and hands-on horse care
🚶 Leading a pony with assistance
❤️ Learning safe and gentle behavior around animals
🐎 Short pony rides or sit-on experiences
🎨 Games, activities, and themed adventures
⭐ Lots of encouragement and confidence-building

Consistency is important for young children, so each class follows a familiar routine that helps little ones feel secure and successful.

Fall Sessions

🍂 September Session
September 3, 10, 17, 24

🍁 October Session
October 8, 15, 22, 29

🎃 November Session
November 5, 12, 19, December 3

💰 Cost: $280 per 4-week session

One of my favorite things about this program is watching hesitant little ones transform into confident children who proudly brush a pony, lead them a few steps, and discover that these big animals are actually gentle friends.

If you have a horse-loving toddler or preschooler, we'd love to introduce them to the wonderful world of ponies in a kind, safe, and encouraging environment.

Spaces are limited, so feel free to reach out with questions or to reserve a spot. 💛🐴 www.wildewoodfarm.com


To register:
Sept https://www.hisawyer.com/portal/v2/rosters/20440735

Oct. https://www.hisawyer.com/portal/v2/rosters/20440739

Nov. https://www.hisawyer.com/portal/v2/rosters/20440743

06/20/2026

One of the questions we get asked constantly during the summer is:

“Should my child start with lessons or horse camp?”

In my experience, I strongly prefer beginners start with camp whenever possible. 💛

Here's why:

Horse camp gives us four full hours each day to teach, practice, and build confidence. Riders receive far more one-on-one help from counselors and instructors, more hands-on horse time, and far more repetition than they would in a traditional weekly lesson.

IOne week of horse camp contains the equivalent of about five weeks of lessons—and often even more because the learning is cumulative each day instead of being spread out over months.

Every rider is carefully paired with a safe, well-trained horse appropriate for their level, size, and personality. We focus heavily on:

🐴 Safety
🐴 Correct position
🐴 Horsemanship
🐴 Confidence
🐴 Kind, respectful communication with the horse

One thing that makes our camp different is that it is not a fluffy, craft-based camp where horses are simply the theme.

This is horse immersion.

Children ride every day. They learn to groom, tack up, care for their horses, and understand how horses think and communicate. They spend their days surrounded by horses, horse people, and real horsemanship.

We don't teach tricks, shortcuts, or gimmicks.

We teach children how to become riders.

The goal is not simply to sit on a horse. The goal is to understand one.

Camp is also an incredible value. Camp is $100 per day, while individual lessons are $80 each on a pay-as-you-go basis. The amount of learning, horse exposure, and confidence-building children gain during camp is tremendous.

There is something powerful about spending full days immersed in horses, animals, nature, friendships, and hands-on learning. Riders progress quickly because they are living it—not just visiting it once a week.

And yes... there is still room for last-minute additions! 🐎💛



www.wildewoodfarm.com

06/18/2026

Why Camp at WildeWood Farm?

Summer camp is more than just filling a few hours in the day—it’s about giving children an experience they’ll remember long after summer ends.

At WildeWood Farm, camp is designed to be just that.
This year marks our 30th year of summer camp, and over the years we’ve had the privilege of watching children grow into confident riders, responsible young adults, and even return later with families of their own.

We offer three types of camp to fit every interest:
Horse Camp — for those who want to ride and learn horsemanship - get your own horse for the week
Farm Adventure Camp — for kids who love animals and hands-on farm life
Hybrid Camp — pick your own adventure
Each day runs 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM, giving kids a full, active morning while avoiding the heat of the afternoon. And if your child comes home tired… that’s a good sign It means they’ve been moving, learning, and fully engaged.

What Makes WildeWood Different? Space to roam
With nearly 40 acres of open land, kids have room to explore, breathe, and experience nature in a way that’s hard to find.
Real farm life
This isn’t a petting zoo—it’s a working farm. Campers get to be part of daily life, surrounded by horses, cows, pigs, sheep, goats, chickens, dogs, and cats.

Baby animals
There’s nothing quite like watching baby animals play—and yes, there are plenty of those this time of year

Hands-on learning
Kids don’t just watch—they participate. They learn responsibility, confidence, and how to interact safely with animals.

Time outdoors
Fresh air, movement, and connection to the natural world—something kids need now more than ever.

A Great Value
Camp is $100 per day, which includes a full 4-hour experience.
To put that in perspective:
A single one-hour lesson is $80.
Camp gives your child:
More time
More exposure
More experiences
More memories

The Takeaway
Camp at WildeWood isn’t just about riding or animals.
It’s about:
Building confidence
Learning responsibility
Making friends
Connecting with nature
And experiencing something real
If you’re looking for a camp where your child comes home happy, tired, and full of stories… this is it.

From Ms. Hannah
www.wildewoodfarm.com

06/14/2026

Please share:

🌞 Looking for something fun for your child this week? 🌞

Our Farm Adventure Camp still has a few openings, and for families who aren't ready to commit to a full week, we're now offering single-day camp options!

🐴 Tuesday & Friday are horseback riding days!

The other days include a mix of:
🏹 Archery
🌱 Gardening
🐐 Small animal husbandry
🌳 Nature hikes
💦 Creek exploration
🤠 Farm adventures and hands-on learning

Camp runs:
📅 Monday–Friday
⏰ 8:30 AM–12:30 PM
Bring a lunch and drinks. Wear long pants and closed toe shoes.

This is a wonderful opportunity for boys and girls to unplug from screens, spend time outdoors, make new friends, and experience real farm life.

Whether your child joins us for one day or the whole week, they'll leave with dirty shoes, happy memories, and probably a few stories about animals. 😄

Message us for availability and day rates ($100/per day/per person). We'd love to share the farm with your family! 💛🐴🌱



www.wildewoodfarm.com

06/13/2026

Tag a parent who has a child that loves horses, animals, and outdoor adventures! 🐴🌱☀️

🎉 You asked... and we listened! 🎉

We've had so many families asking for additional Hybrid Camp weeks that we've decided to open TWO MORE WEEKS this summer!

🐴🌱 July 6–10
🐴🌱 July 20–24

Monday–Friday
⏰ 8:30 AM–12:30 PM

Our Hybrid Camp combines the best of both worlds:

🐴 Horseback riding
🏹 Archery
🌱 Gardening
🐐 Farm animals
🌳 Nature exploration
🤠 Roping
💛 And plenty of outdoor adventures!

These camps are perfect for boys and girls who love horses but also want to experience everything else the farm has to offer.

For over 30 years, we've been helping children disconnect from screens and reconnect with animals, nature, and hands-on learning.

Spaces are limited, so if you've been hoping for a Hybrid Camp opening, now is your chance!

We can't wait to share another summer adventure with your children. ☀️🐴🌱










www.wildewoodfarm.com

05/30/2026

🐴🌿 A Morning at Camp (as told by the animals…) 🌿🐐

The horses noticed it first.
“Campers are coming,” one of them said, flicking an ear toward the driveway.

The goats had already figured it out, of course.
“They always come this time of year,” one said, standing on something it definitely wasn’t supposed to be standing on.
“I call dibs on being brushed first.”

The chickens didn’t say much. They just scattered dramatically, as if something very important was happening.

The barn cats stretched, blinked slowly, and settled in like they had planned this all along.
And then the kids arrive.
Some come ready to ride.
Some come ready to meet every animal on the farm.
And some aren’t quite sure yet… but leave knowing a lot more than when they arrived.
By mid-morning:
• Someone is proudly holding a lead rope for the first time
• Someone is brushing a horse like they’ve done it forever
• Someone is laughing at a goat doing something ridiculous
• And someone is realizing they’re braver than they thought

There’s dirt on shoes.
Hay in places it shouldn’t be.
And stories already forming before lunchtime.
By 12:30, the animals are ready for a break…
…and the kids usually are too 😊
Then it all starts again the next day.
Horse camp.
Farm adventure camp.
Or a little bit of both.
The animals will be ready.
(Especially the goats.)
💛🐴🐐
From Ms. Ms Hannah Writes










First week of camp was a blast! Week two starts on Monday - there is room if you'd like to join us.
www.wildewoodfarm.com

05/26/2026

05/24/2026

Tomorrow begins our 30th year of summer camp at WildeWood Farm, and honestly… I’m just as excited now as I was that very first summer. 💛

From the teacher’s side of camp, the first morning is always my favorite.

Cars pull in carrying children who are equal parts excited and nervous. Some bounce out ready for adventure. Others cling quietly to their parents while trying to decide if the horses are giant and magical… or giant and terrifying. Then someone squeals when they see the animals, and suddenly the whole week begins.

Parents arrive carrying coffee cups, schedules, and the weight of busy lives, trying to decide whether to linger awhile or drop and go. Either option is perfectly fine around here — though if you stay too long, there’s always a chance you may get recruited to help hold ponies or refill water buckets. 😄

One of the things I love most is watching children experience real animals up close for perhaps the very first time. So many kids today know animals mostly through movies, television, or screens. But camp is different. Here they smell the horses, feel fuzzy noses, hear nickers, brush the horses, feed animals, laugh at goats, and discover that living creatures all have personalities, emotions, and stories of their own.

And somewhere during the week, fear turns into confidence. Nervousness turns into pride. Strangers become friends.

Thirty years later, that transformation still feels like magic to me.

And the best part? There is still room in all of our camps! Last-minute campers are always welcome to join the adventure. 🐴💛