Summer Camp Programs
Steve’s Camp’s engaging summer programs provide a variety of enrichment and activity for preteen and teen campers. They get the opportunity to find out what they’re made of. Inside and out.
A Camper’s Typical Day
From warm-up at 7:45 a.m. to lights out at 10 p.m., campers remain engaged in a variety of fun challenges, experiential learning, and recharging activities. This includes camp games, farm and culinary education, community relations, communal meal times, camp keeping, and even movie nights.
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Build Leadership Skills. Give Back. Make a Difference.
The LEADERS Program at Steve's Camp at Horizon Farms empowers middle and high school students to become confident, compassionate leaders through community service and hands-on learning.
Through a combination of virtual leadership workshops and in-person volunteer opportunities, participants will develop skills in teamwork, communication, problem-solving, advocacy, and community engagement. From environmental conservation and community cleanups to food access initiatives and other service projects, LEADERS gives young people the opportunity to make a real difference while building meaningful connections with their peers.
Upcoming Volunteer Opportunity!
November 14, 2026 – Invasive Species Removal at Inwood Hill Park
Join us for our first LEADERS volunteer event in partnership with Friends of Inwood Hill Park! Participants will help protect local green spaces while learning about environmental stewardship and community responsibility.
Who Can Join? Middle and high school students. No previous Steve's Camp experience required!
Cost: Free
Ready to lead and make an impact?
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Your Future Starts Here!
Planning for life after high school can feel overwhelming, but you don't have to figure it all out on your own!
The FUTURES Program at Steve's Camp at Horizon Farms is a free, virtual college and career readiness program designed to help high school juniors and seniors explore their options, build confidence, and prepare for their next steps.
Through interactive workshops held twice a month, participants will explore college and career pathways, navigate the college application process, learn about financial aid and scholarships, and develop practical skills for success after high school
Whether you're just starting to think about college or already preparing your applications, FUTURES provides the guidance, resources, and supportive community to help you move forward with confidence.
Who Can Join? High school juniors and seniors. No previous Steve's Camp experience required!
Format: Virtual workshops, twice monthly
Cost: Free
Ready to take the next step toward your future?
Schedule:
November 15: Session 1 – Mapping My Future
December 6: Session 2 – Finding Your College Fit
December 20: Session 3 – Understanding College Admissions
January 10: Session 4 – Telling Your Story
January 24: Session 5 – Building Your Application
February 7: Session 6 – Paying for College
February 21: Session 7 – Scholarship Search Lab
March 7: Session 8 – College & Career Connections
March 21: Session 9 – Understanding College Decisions
April 4: Session 10 – Financial Literacy for Young Adults
April 18: Session 11 – College Survival Skills
April 25: Session 12 – Advocating for Yourself
May 2: Session 13 – Preparing for the Transition
May 16: Session 14 – Your Next Chapter
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At Empowerment Camp, middle schoolers spend 24 days participating in all our camp classics:
Offerings
- Explore our 100-acre farm through hiking, biking, and horseback riding
- Participate in cooking classes and nature workshops
- Experience the high ropes course and zipline
- Garden organic produce and work with farm animals
- Practice yoga, meditation, and mindfulness
- And more!
Session-specific eligibilities
Preference for attending this session will be given to applicants who:
- Identify as female, nonbinary, or agender
- Are a middle school student at a New York City public school
- Contribute to your community, family, or school
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At Empowerment Camp, middle schoolers spend 24 days participating in all our camp classics:
Offerings:
- Explore our 100-acre farm through hiking, biking, and horseback riding
- Participate in cooking classes and nature workshops
- Experience the high ropes course and zipline
- Garden organic produce and work with farm animals
- Practice yoga, meditation, and mindfulness
- And more!
Session-specific eligibilities
Preference for attending this session will be given to applicants who:
- Identify as male, nonbinary, or agender
- Are a middle school student at a New York City public school
- Contribute to your community, family, or school
