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Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County

★★★★½ 4.923 reviewsCanton, NY

Private

Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County runs 4-H youth summer camp programs from its base in Canton, New York. These include the North Wind Farm Day Camp at the CCE Learning Farm in Canton and a co-owned overnight camp, 4-H Camp Overlook near Malone, an affordable nonprofit Adirondack residential camp for ages 6-17 with archery, sailing, canoeing, swimming, outdoor education, and a counselor-in-training track. Programs are open to all children, 4-H members or not.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Cornell Cooperative Extension of St. Lawrence County directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Marta K-J

My child attends the North Wind Farm camps here in the summer but the Cornell Cooperative Extension is a great asset to this community. From their cooking classes to helping folks get started with home production amongst other things they’re an amazing resource and many of their great employees contribute to this place!!

★★★★★Naseeha PC

Not much for our children to do in this area so the farm camps they offer for kids are a saving grace. They are reasonably priced and give them a lot of outdoors time and interaction with animals and nature. Sometimes there are interesting gardening programs for adults.

★★★★★James Reagen

St. Lawrence County Cooperative Extension is one of the North Country's unsung treasures. The agency offers far more than most people realize with a wide ranging assortment of events aimed at the entire family

★★★★★Sheila OT

Betsy the director was amazing explaining the amount of work it takes to keep a small farm going. The goats were so sweet and would come up to you to be petted. In our group we learned from Betsy that farmers even when injured or sick will continue to do tasks around the farm. Farmers support the local community with their sacrifice and hardwork. So, support your local farmers!! They are the heart of the community that allows it to beat.

★★★★★Linda Gillilland

Provides researched based education to our county, wellness, nutrition, 4-H youth development, Master Gardener Volunteers, home gardening and agriculture

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