Imagine: Gentle waves lapping on a deserted sandy beach illuminated by the beautiful glow of the moon, a sumptuous candlelight dinner for two and your own personal waiting assistant to serve you, and after you have wined and dined an exclusive horse ride on the beach awaits you! 
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Wishing all mothers A wonderful, love-filled day !  This month we highlight a special young visitor to the farm. Seven year old Zyana visited the farm in April 2022. She had previously ridden with us and desired to see where Red the horse she rode lived. She was recently granted her wish and was shocked to see that there were other animals on the farm besides horses. She spent the morning feeding and riding Red, petting our momma rabbit, feeding the goats and cuddling with the baby chicks. Her mom Charissa shared "Zyana cherishes every moment that she spends on the farm. She loves animals. She has a special connection with her best "buddy" Red. Its her happy place!" So thrilled was Zyana with her visit that her mother created this picture collage to share with us!  For the first time ever, Francis Family Farm will be hosting an overnight camp for children. We are so excited about this venture, Each camp runs for 1 week: from Monday morning to Friday evening. Camp 1 will be held July 4 to 8, 2022 for children aged 8 to 12 years. For the teens ( ages 13 - 16 years) Camp 2 will be held the following week July 11 to 15, 2022. Campers will be treated to the following activities: Daily horse riding and swimming, water sports, a visit to Conch island, hikes and nature trails as well as take part in fun games and challenges. The camp focus is to have fun while learning about animals on the farm. Campers will be afforded the opportunity to interact directly with the animals during the feeding and grooming sessions. Campers will compete in a ninja styled obstacle challenge and the lucky winner will get a chance to take home a prize. Registration is now open for the Camp. To register here For more information call (284) 346-9779.  |
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