Friends of Phillips Farm

Welcome to Friends of Phillips Farm (FPF)

For over a decade, volunteers have helped build and maintain many parts of Virgil Phillips Farm County Park. Longtime friends of the farm have created a nonprofit to better organize these efforts and related fund-raising. This website showcases some past volunteer efforts, coming events, and what's on the horizon for "friends" to do at Phillips Farm. Join us!

2018 Fall Festival and Cider Pressing: October 13, 10am - 2pm
More Information here
Our festival typically includes cider pressing, live music, hayrides, WSU Raptors, and nature activities.

WSU Raptors

LINK to 2018 festival details

Phillips Farm Nature Camp 2018 Day Camp dates: July 16-20 and July 23-27

Are your kids looking for an outdoor adventure this summer? Day campers at our Phillips Farm Nature Camp discover all that nature has to offer as they hike the trails, explore the pond, and learn about local wildlife. Songs, games, outdoor adventures make this camp a summer highlight, with camp educators Mike and Tammy Bonney.

LINK to Summer Day Camp Information

Completed: Trailhead Restroom Installed Summer 2017
With appreciation for grants from the Idaho State Dept of Parks & Recreation: Recreational Trails Program Grant ($26,908) and the Latah County Community Foundation Matching Grant ($2500), other donations, and efforts by FPF members.

Welcome to Friends of Phillips Farm (FPF)

2018 Fall Festival and Cider Pressing: October 13, 10am - 2pm More Information hereOur festival typically includes cider pressing, live music, hayrides, WSU Raptors, and nature activities.

Phillips Farm Nature Camp 2018 Day Camp dates: July 16-20 and July 23-27

Completed: Trailhead Restroom Installed Summer 2017With appreciation for grants from the Idaho State Dept of Parks & Recreation: Recreational Trails Program Grant ($26,908) and the Latah County Community Foundation Matching Grant ($2500), other donations, and efforts by FPF members.​

2018 Fall Festival and Cider Pressing: October 13, 10am - 2pm
More Information here
Our festival typically includes cider pressing, live music, hayrides, WSU Raptors, and nature activities.

Completed: Trailhead Restroom Installed Summer 2017
With appreciation for grants from the Idaho State Dept of Parks & Recreation: Recreational Trails Program Grant ($26,908) and the Latah County Community Foundation Matching Grant ($2500), other donations, and efforts by FPF members.