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We are an all-volunteer nature center, community garden and preserve in Bethlehem, PA. 
Please remember us on Giving Tuesday to help us continue our mission to preserve and restore this beautiful historic farmstead so we can provide hands-on experiences in nature that teach our community to build and grow​!
Please donate today- every little bit helps!

Small Miracles at Camel's Hump Farm

Welcome to Camel's Hump Farm Nature Education Center 

Look what caring volunteers can do for our community! We preserved thia beautiful 300 year-old farm located on the historic Archibald Johnston Estate in Bethlehem, PA as a 47-acre nature education center and community garden. Come, explore our trails and natural play areas. Meet all things great and small including our farm animals. Learn by doing- Get your hands dirty. Learn how to garden, grow trees for climate health, restore habitat, build, and take care of our animals. Sign up for a class, summer camp or the new nature based preschool coming Spring 2025! 

                          Help keep the farm growing! Please donate your time, talents and treasure! 

Children in the Garden

Summer Camp 2025
Early Bird Registration begins Jan. 1, 2025

Projects & Wish List

We have many projects on the farm that need your help! Can you donate your time, talent, or tools to help out?

Community Garden - hand tools, gloves, wheel barrows, hoses, water buffaloes, sprinklers, shed, fencing, shovels, etc...

Are you a tradesman, gardener, artist or business person? 
Can you share your skills to help restore the farm and grow our business?

Take a look at some "kid-powered" projects on the farm

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EDucation

Nature programs and Health and Wellness

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Garden

Learn about the community garden

Stewardship

Learn about environmental restoration

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ARTS & Events 

Register for upcoming events

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Historic Preservation

Learn about Archibald Johnston and his estate

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