The Country School Farm Summer Camp is in Holmes County, Ohio, where today’s Amish live much as they did a century ago. Located on forty acres of hills and valleys adjacent to Troyer's Hollow on the Doughty Creek, the farm is comprised of hayfields, pasture, and homestead with house, workshop, Hen and chicks at the summer camporchard, vineyard and organic gardens with annual and perennial herbs and vegetables. The nineteenth-century barn houses twenty Nubian dairy goats, storage for hay, straw, grain, a summer meeting place, and is home to bantams, layers, barn swallows, pigeons, a ‘herd’ of beloved barn cats and our cherished pugs. Work ponies and sheep occupy nearby pastures.

Woodland, thicket and hollow enclose the farm in a wildlife-sustaining ecology tucking it away in a cozy corner of the county. We have seen deer, raccoon, groundhog, muskrat, countless frogs and pond fish, turtles, red fox, cottontail rabbits, chipmunks, squirrels, blue heron, Canada geese, mallard ducks, owls, pheasant, wild turkey, and red-tailed hawks to name a few.