Fort Littlegreen Youth Camp & Nature Center
Fort Little Green Youth Camp & Nature Center, 2402 Robert St, Stoughton, WI 53589
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Fort Littlegreen Youth Camp & Nature Center offers farm and garden time, animal care, art and STEM projects, outdoor activities, and fun field trips. The program includes interaction with animals such as chickens, sheep, goats, ducks, geese, turkeys, a donkey, a peacock, a cat, a turtle, a bunny, and hamsters.
• Schedule: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fort Littlegreen Youth Camp & Nature Center was established as a non-profit in 2013, and its before and after school program, along with the summer camp, has been serving the children of Stoughton since 2009. The mission of the program is to create an atmosphere where youth of all abilities can learn and thrive in the magic of nature in an outdoor-based camp experience, focusing on cultivating compassion, character, and community through organic growing, animal education, empathy, mentorship, leadership, and fun, and encouraging exploration of the environment and the natural world. Fort Littlegreen is dedicated to showing youth and the community the wonders of growing food, small animal care, and preserving nature. It is a non-profit 501(c)3 youth camp and educational growing center with a nature-based alternative to daycare for grade school children, a before and after school program, and a summer camp, with all animals meant for children to interact with, care for, and learn from. The program has been voted one of America’s Best Summer Camps in the nation and made the top 90 Best Camps in the nation.
One parent review from Greg on Google states that the staff are a group of people they trust with the care of their kids, that their kids have grown up with Fort Littlegreen as a major part of their lives, that the kids look forward to summer there, and that the parents feel their children are in a safe and fun environment being active and playing outside whenever possible. Another review from Chris on Google says there are great people at the program, that the kids love the outdoor experience, and that the staff have taken great care of their children over the years. A third review from Patrice on Google describes Fort Littlegreen as a wonderful place that embraces diversity and emphasizes nature, and says her son loves it and she feels he is in good hands learning about new things in a group of diverse kids, and that she feels lucky to have this resource in the community.
Last updated February 26, 2026.
• Schedule: 7:00 am - 6:00 pm
Fort Littlegreen Youth Camp & Nature Center was established as a non-profit in 2013, and its before and after school program, along with the summer camp, has been serving the children of Stoughton since 2009. The mission of the program is to create an atmosphere where youth of all abilities can learn and thrive in the magic of nature in an outdoor-based camp experience, focusing on cultivating compassion, character, and community through organic growing, animal education, empathy, mentorship, leadership, and fun, and encouraging exploration of the environment and the natural world. Fort Littlegreen is dedicated to showing youth and the community the wonders of growing food, small animal care, and preserving nature. It is a non-profit 501(c)3 youth camp and educational growing center with a nature-based alternative to daycare for grade school children, a before and after school program, and a summer camp, with all animals meant for children to interact with, care for, and learn from. The program has been voted one of America’s Best Summer Camps in the nation and made the top 90 Best Camps in the nation.
One parent review from Greg on Google states that the staff are a group of people they trust with the care of their kids, that their kids have grown up with Fort Littlegreen as a major part of their lives, that the kids look forward to summer there, and that the parents feel their children are in a safe and fun environment being active and playing outside whenever possible. Another review from Chris on Google says there are great people at the program, that the kids love the outdoor experience, and that the staff have taken great care of their children over the years. A third review from Patrice on Google describes Fort Littlegreen as a wonderful place that embraces diversity and emphasizes nature, and says her son loves it and she feels he is in good hands learning about new things in a group of diverse kids, and that she feels lucky to have this resource in the community.
Last updated February 26, 2026.
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