Paradise Farm Camps
Private
Nonprofit traditional day camp (Children's Country Week Association) on a farm near Downingtown, connecting children to the outdoors since 1875. Serves ages 5-16 in three groups: Junior Camp (5-7), Day Camp (8-12), and a Teen Leadership Program (13-16), running Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Activities include archery, canoeing, fishing, rock climbing, sports, and nature.
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★★★★★Thomas CorriganAbsolutely wonderful! I came here with my 6th grade class and it had to be the two best days of school/best field trip ever. Everyone that worked there was amazing. I really enjoyed rock climbing and archery and everything else but those were my favorites. Must visit!
★★★★★Melissa DiPierroSummer of 2025 will be our 4th year with Paradise Farm Camps. It is without a doubt my favorite camp for my 8yo (will be 9 in June) son and he loves it. There is something for everyone and the camp counselors are all so welcoming. There are other camps where the teenagers are just hired help/babysitters for the Summer, but the crew at PFC is special. They clearly get extensive training and are on their game every day. They are a well-oiled machine when it comes to drop-off and pick-up. It's not a surprise that this camp fills up so quickly!
★★★★★Ramesh D FoodieWe visited this place as part of a picnic for kids and camp. It's tough to find a good entrance, but it is near the stop sign, Gps will take to a different spot. It will be on when you see a stone based gate entrance. There are plenty of parking and well organized camps. Kids enjoy this place.
★★★★★Jeanne TomaselliPatrick Campbell, your review made me tear up. We are the same age - 72. From age 10 until 15, every year, 1st. 11 day encampment, we came from a poor section of Philadelphia. To me it seemed like a country away and WAS paradise. The experience, like no other. I never wanted to go home. Every encampment had an overnight tent outing, Fox & Hound Hunt, Relay races, Arts & Crafts, Hiking, Archery, Rowing, Creek exploring, along with so much more. It was my first time holding and learning about snakes ( never been afraid of them either), Campfires, Singing sessions with guitars and singing camp songs ( ALL of which I still remember). There was swimming every day ( One year I made Water Queen, an honor I still cherish); just so much to do and learn. There was goat named Charlamagne that was a destructive, riot. She made me love goats to this day. I, too, still have all my camp photos, the arts and crafts we made and so , so, many memories. My son eventually went here, overnight, for years. He loved it as well. During one of his encampments we had to go out to take him to a hospital because of an issue that wound up not being an issue. It was GREAT to see the camp. AND the head counselor, Aunt Nancy WAS STILL THERE. My sons' time that year was almost over. They said if he wanted to go home instead of coming back, he could. NADA. He wanted to take in those last two days. Damn I loved this placed and STILL, after all these years, think and speak of my times here. And, I'd go back , to, if I could. "There's a camp along the Valley Creek, Camp Rohrman is its name......" HAHAHA The beginning off the camp song
★★★★★Keri GolasWe love this camp, this was my kids' 3rd year, and they're all now teens and still love it. They get so much exercise, learn things, have fun, make good friends, and do interesting activities. The staff are wonderful, funny, engaging, professional, intelligent, and truly into being there. It also exhausted my athletic kids, best part!