Wildlife Camp invites young nature lovers to connect with animals through live visits from rescued wildlife ambassadors, animal-themed games, nature crafts, outdoor excursions, and hands-on activities.

 

Campers build conservation knowledge, curiosity, and respect for wildlife while learning how to live responsibly alongside animals. Families will appreciate a fun, educational program that encourages environmental awareness and a lasting connection to the natural world.

Marin Waldorf School offers summer camps for children ages 3-11 focused on creativity, movement, nature, and hands-on learning. Activities vary by program and may include gardening, crafts, water play, hiking, creek exploration, woodworking, archery, knitting, felting, literacy activities, and outdoor games.

 

Families will appreciate the school's spacious Lucas Valley campus, welcoming community, and balanced mix of structured activities, free play, friendship-building, and outdoor exploration.

Bay Area Discovery Museum camps offer children ages 3-8 playful, adventure-filled days of exploration and creativity. Campers participate in hands-on STEAM projects, discover hidden grottos, explore the museum's 7.5 acre campus, and make new friends along the way.

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Located in Fort Baker National Park in Sausalito, each day brings new opportunities to learn, imagine, and play while creating joyful memories in a beautiful outdoor setting.

Mountain Camp Marin offers a traditional, tech-free day-camp for children entering grades K-8. Campers enjoy arts and crafts, science, music, archery. outdoor survival, games, and themed activities at Mark Day School in San Rafael. Older campers can choose many of their own activities, encouraging independence.

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Families will appreciate a welcoming program that helps children build confidence, friendships, creativity, and social-emotional skills through active, screen-free summer fun.