Camps for Teens near Marin County

The Petaluma Youth Soccer League (PYSL) is a non-profit organization focused on offering organized soccer for players from 4 to 19 years old in the Sonoma County area. Convenes at several Petaluma field locations.

Action-packed camps with hands-on instruction by certified PGA Professionals, focusing on full swing, short game, rules, and etiquette in a fun and engaging environment.

Summer camps including Day camps, Specialty camps, and Sports camps for children ages 5-17. Activities include sports, arts, and outdoor adventures.

Participants engage in hands-on activities to create a pollinator corridor in Novato, focusing on the conservation of Monarchs and other pollinators. They gain valuable skills while actively contributing to vital environmental efforts.

Experience engaging traditional and specialty camps with 9 dynamic weekly sessions. Participants explore unique activities, develop new skills, and create lasting friendships in a vibrant, supportive environment that fosters personal growth and creativity.

Youth engage in dynamic activities that foster development through sports, arts and crafts, nature exploration, and STEAM projects. These experiences cultivate creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking, empowering participants to thrive in diverse environments.

The YMCA of San Francisco is committed to providing quality youth programming and exceptional summer camp experiences to our Bay Area families. At Y day camp, kids can develop skills, self-confidence, new friendships and a sense of belonging – all while having tons of fun.

San Francisco’s historic Presidio Golf Course is the setting where your child will enjoy a fun developmental approach to learning and improving at golf this summer. Conducted since 1996, our camps are lead by PGA Director of Instruction, Morgan Wright, and fellow PGA members Dan Schwabe, Dede Braun-Moriarty, and Deven DeLuca. Our Junior Golf Program is open to beginning and intermediate junior golfers ages 6 to 17 (6-10 for half-day camps and 9 and up for full-day camps).

Prospect Sierra Summer Program engages children with themed weeks like "Under the Sea" and "Space," alongside specialized camps in basketball, filmmaking, and cooking. Participants enjoy hands-on learning, outdoor play, and creativity in a supportive environment.

Rancho Compasión Summer Camp connects children with animals through hands-on activities like animal care, gardening, and creative workshops. Campers engage in fun games, yoga, and nature exploration, fostering compassion and environmental stewardship.

Randall Museum has classes for all ages in science, nature and art. Whether you want to submerse yourself in learning a new skill, or drop in for an hour with your young artists, there are classes in art, science and applied design to pique your curiosity.

Experience engaging traditional and specialty camps with 10 dynamic weekly sessions. Participants explore unique activities, develop new skills, and create lasting friendships in a vibrant, supportive environment that fosters personal growth and creativity.

In-person and virtual summer camps for elementary, middle, and high school students with various activities.

In-person summer camps at various community centers with activities like art, crafts, games, and movement.

Campers learn essential belay skills, knot-tying, and climbing techniques tailored for their age group, fostering confidence and teamwork while enjoying a safe and engaging climbing experience.

Focuses on basics, form, safety, rules, etiquette, social interaction, and problem-solving. Includes competitions and prizes.

The Marin Rowing Association is a non-profit organization located in Greenbrae, California that aims to continue its legacy of developing highly skilled, competitive rowers by promoting the sport of amateur rowing while educating and training individuals particularly the youth, in the art of rowing.

Science Accelerating Girls' Engagement in STEM (SAGE) aims to foster innovation, grow the STEM community, and engage intelligent, creative, and passionate young women and other marginalized genders in the everyday life of scientists and engineers.

A one-week summer camp for high school students to engage in STEM professions through job shadowing, hands-on projects, and professional development.