To make certain that each girl's stay at the camp will not only be enjoyable but also truly worthwhile, Road's End Farm operates on a simple philosophy that emphasizes common sense, teamwork, and respect for nature.   Oftentimes expressed to the campers in the form of widely accepted adages, this approach to living becomes a way of life for them while at the Farm.   Use your head to save your back; Many hands make light work; and What you waste today, you'll want tomorrow are but a sampling of the practical sayings that characterize the passage of time at the end of Jackson Hill Road.

The practice of citing maxims to convey useful lessons to younger generations has been a hallmark of farm life for time immemorial.   At Road's End Farm the tradition has been well preserved in the wholehearted belief that such lessons are still highly beneficial to children and as relevant as ever to the needs of society.   So that these lessons and the goals of the program will not be jeopardized, tobacco, alcohol, and illicit drugs are strictly forbidden at the Farm.   Aside from this one steadfast rule, camp life is shaped by flexible guidelines that encourage responsible behavior while excusing honest mistakes and kindly shenanigans.