How to Register for Summer Camp at the Carroll County Farm Museum

Registration for Carroll County Farm Museum summer camp is handled by downloading and completing paper forms from the museum's Flyers & Downloads page, then submitting them to the museum. Three separate documents are involved: the 2026 Summer Camp Registration form, the 2026 Camper Health History Form, and the 2026 Medication Administration Authorization Form. The health and medication forms are dated December 31, 2025, so they are the current versions for the 2026 camp season. The museum does not publish an online registration portal on its site — the process starts with the downloadable files.

Step 1: Get the forms from Flyers & Downloads

Go to the museum website (carrollcountyfarmmuseum.org) and open the Flyers & Downloads section. It lists files with their sizes and dates, and you can sort or search the list. The three camp-related files are:

Download each one. The registration packet is the large file (7 MB), so allow a moment for it to open, especially on a phone.

Step 2: Complete the registration form

Fill out the 2026 Summer Camp Registration form with your camper's details and the session you want. Because the museum publishes the form as a download rather than an online form, you will need to print it or fill it in digitally and print it for submission. Check the form itself for the current session dates, ages, and any fee information — the website's download listing does not include those details.

Step 3: Complete the health history form

Every camper needs a Camper Health History Form. This is a standard camp health record covering the child's medical history and emergency contacts. Have your child's health information ready before you sit down to fill it out, and make sure any required signature (parent or guardian) is included.

Step 4: Add the medication form only if needed

The Medication Administration Authorization Form is separate from the health history. Complete it if your camper will need medication administered during camp hours. If your child takes no medication at camp, you likely do not need this form — but confirm against the registration packet instructions rather than assuming.

Step 5: Submit the packet

The website does not state a submission email, mailing address, or drop-off location for camp forms in the material available. Use the contact information on the museum site or call the museum directly to confirm where and by when to return the completed packet. Submitting the registration form without the health history form will typically hold up your camper's enrollment, so send them together.

Common snags to plan for

• Wrong-year forms. The health and medication forms carry a Dec 31, 2025 date. If you find an older version elsewhere, use the current one instead.
• Missing the medication form. Families often assume the health history covers medications. It does not — that is a separate authorization.
• Assuming online signup. The site presents these as downloadable files, not a web form, so plan on printing and delivering paperwork.
• No published deadline. Since the site does not list a registration deadline or fee on the downloads page, confirm both with the museum before you rely on a date.

For anything not covered in the downloadable files — session availability, cost, deadlines, and where to send the packet — contact the Carroll County Farm Museum directly.