For our campers in grades 3-4, Coastal Camp aims to promote a sense of place and appreciation for our natural world. Through adventure, fun, and learning, we empower environmental stewardship. Though each week of camp has a different theme, all campers can expect to hike, learn about the Marin Headlands’ ecosystem, play team-building games, make art and much more.
Weeklong day camp sessions include daily lunch, snacks and a camp T-shirt (limit one per camper). Campers are grouped by their fall 2024 grade level.
Use code WEEK1PROMO at checkout to receive a discount on registration for week of June 10-14!
GRADES 3 - 4
Call of the Wild
*July 1-3* (Register here)
$336
*This is a mini-session due to the holiday. Campers will experience a selection of the activities below.
June 10-14 (Register here)
July 15-19 (Register here)
July 29-August 2 (Register here)
$560
Join Coastal Camp for a week in the wild! Learn how to prep for outdoor adventures and test your wilderness survival skills. Discover how to use the natural resources around you to build a shelter, as well as which plants can help you survive.
Experience navigating trails and reading a map
Practice knot-tying skills
Create a map of your adventures
Test shelter building skills
Identify edible and medicinal plants
Earth Explorers
June 17-21 (Register here)
July 8-12 (Register here)
August 12-16 (Register here)
All Sessions $560
Discover the hidden world of plants and animals. Use your senses to explore the Headlands in a whole new way. Campers will deepen their appreciation for the natural world by seeing the world the way animals do, creating art and hiking to inspirational locations.
Experience animal adaptations with deer ears, eagle eyes, raccoon touch, wolf nose and fox walk
Explore trails during a space walk
Animal perspective art at scenic vistas
Practice mindfulness at Tennessee Point
Identify and distinguish native and non-native plants
Wild Oceans
June 24-28 (Register here)
July 22-26 (Register here)
August 5-9 (Register here)
All Sessions $660
Features a half-day Bay sailing adventure on the Matthew Turner!
Marine biology takes center stage this week as campers explore coastal tide pools, Rodeo Beach, microscopic plankton and local marine mammals. Coastal Campers will explore the role that humans play in protecting and conserving our oceans.
Hike to the Point Bonita Lighthouse
Get hands-on with tidepool critters
Examine plankton under a microscope
Bay sail on the Matthew Turner
Explore the Bay Model Visitor Center