Urban Green Harvest is a working urban farm in Boise where we grow food, raise chickens, sheep, bees, rabbits, a miniature horse and connect families to local agriculture through education and seasonal farm offerings.

Our farm is an active growing space where vegetables, herbs, flowers, and seasonal produce are cultivated throughout the year. This is a real farm where children and families can experience where food comes from.

We are located in West Boise with gardens, outdoor learning areas, animals, and open space for children to explore and grow.

Yes. Depending on the season, we offer fresh vegetables, herbs, flowers, and farm-fresh eggs.

Yes, when appropriate and supervised. Children may help care for chickens and learn respectful animal stewardship.

Item CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture. A CSA share allows families to receive a regular share of fresh, seasonal produce grown right here on our farm.

Shares vary by the season and harvest, but may include items such as salad greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, squash, peppers, herbs, root vegetables, eggs, and other fresh seasonal produce.description

CSA members enjoy:

• Fresh, local produce harvested close to pickup

• A connection to the farm and growing season

• Supporting local agriculture in Boise

• A meaningful way for children to eat food they helped grow

Some seasonal enrollment options may include special CSA offers or family share opportunities. Please see current enrollment details for availability.

Visit our city farm or contact page to learn about current share availability, pickup details, and seasonal offerings.

Our Farm School is an outdoor, hands-on learning program where children spend their days gardening, cooking, building, exploring nature, caring for animals, and developing practical life skills on a real working farm.

Most programs are designed for children ages 4–12, with activities adapted for different ages and developmental stages.

Children learn through meaningful work, real experiences, outdoor play, and connection to nature in a small-group setting.

No. We are an alternative, enrichment-style outdoor learning program focused on whole-child development, independence, and hands-on education.

Yes. We believe outdoor learning in all seasons builds resilience, confidence, and connection to the natural world. Activities are adjusted for weather and conditions.

Weather-appropriate clothing, closed-toe shoes or boots, a water bottle, and a change of clothes when needed.

We provide farm-to-table breakfast, lunch, and snacks in all of our programs, prepared with organic whole foods and seasonal ingredients, often featuring produce grown right on the farm. Children help shape the menu, participate in cooking, and learn valuable life skills through hands-on kitchen experiences—from food preparation and nutrition to teamwork, responsibility, and confidence.

Yes. Our summer camps include gardening, cooking, outdoor adventure, water play, animals, creativity, and meaningful childhood fun on the farm. Children also help with our summer farm stand, gaining hands-on experience harvesting, preparing produce, serving customers, and learning the value of real work, responsibility, and community connection.

Visit our farm school page or contact us directly to learn about openings, tours, and upcoming programs.