Far View Ranch
Continuing a legacy of education and exploration for a new generation.
Since 1936, Far View Ranch has been a place where young people can learn about themselves in a safe environment where the natural world is part of everyday life. After a decade without camp, a decade of mourning and rejoicing in the memories the Far View Ranch Camp community cherishes, we are happy to announce that the camp property has been reacquired and will once again be home to education programs at Far View Ranch.
Helping us through this transition is the Center for Land-Based Learning, a non-profit focused on education, agriculture, and the environment. Working with CLBL, we envision a future where Far View Ranch is a leader in tying people back to the land, nature, and food systems. We are actively seeking donations to support our collaboration with CLBL. All donations will go directly to restoring facilities at Far View Ranch that can host a new generation of programs.
A 20-year partnership
Far View Ranch and the Center for Land-Based Learning have worked together for 20-years, bringing students from local schools to actively restore the habitat of Far View Ranch through their SLEWS Program.
Learn more at: https://www.landbasedlearning.org/program/slews/
Emergency Repairs
The last decade has not been kind to the camp facilities. Buildings that housed campers and activities are in various states of disrepair. Some need immediate attention (leaking roofs and pipes) while others are critical to begin hosting educational events (a functioning toilet). We are seeking donations to fund these projects to reopen Far View for a new generation.
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Far View Ranch: Rebirth Video
Watch it on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/1189439252?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci
2025 Update & The FVRC Reunion
In April we hosted the first Far View Ranch Camp reunion at the The Hilltop. Over 60 people came, despite the rain, to honor the legacy of camp and celebrate the new beginnings with Center for Land-Based Learning staff and alumni. Read more in the 2025 update flier.
