Camps for Teens near Marin County

Non-contact football camp teaching fundamentals of all skill positions, emphasizing respect, responsibility, sportsmanship, and teamwork.

Cal Football Prospect Camps provide aspiring players with elite skill development and positional training. Athletes receive world-class instruction from the Cal coaching staff, enhancing their performance and preparing them for the next level in football.

Cal Football Youth Camps offer young athletes a unique, non-contact skill development experience at UC Berkeley. Participants receive expert coaching, engage in dynamic drills, and enjoy exciting competitions, all while building teamwork and sportsmanship.

Training with UC Berkeley Volleyball Coaching Staff. Programs for beginner, intermediate, and advanced players focusing on all volleyball skills.

Join the Pac-12 Champions for a camp focused on individual skill development, performance, and exposure to a top Division 1 gymnastics program.

STart CAMP — offers three projects each week and is designed to engage CAMPers entering grades K-5. In this program, CAMPers rotate in small groups to each of the three multi-medium art projects every day and Body Movement & Games, all five days of the CAMP week. This is a structured environment that offers developmentally appropriate challenges and levels of materials usage for young makers and artists, and is well-suited to the creative needs of these ages.

We host creative art projects for kids during all the one day and week-long school breaks Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall. Upcoming camps on MLK Day, President’s Week, Spring Break, Malcom X Day, Memorial Day and then we begin our Summer Camps!

Camp Gan Israel immerses Jewish children in a vibrant summer experience filled with field trips, swimming, sports, and crafts. Participants build self-esteem, learn cooperation, and deepen their appreciation for Jewish traditions in a warm, engaging environment.

Experience an exciting travel day camp filled with sports, games, and swimming. Enjoy unique field trips to Giants Games, Water World, and Sonoma Canopy Tours, fostering adventure and camaraderie among participants in a vibrant, engaging environment.

Camp Kee Tov continues its tradition of over 50 years of excellence in day-camping with a special ruach (Kee Tov spirit) all its own. With groups for children entering Kindergarten-9th grade, our programming and traditions have inspired thousands of campers from a diverse cross-section of our community, welcoming a wide variety of cultural backgrounds, families and faiths.

The Osher Marin Jewish Community Center offers a comprehensive summer camp experience for children aged 3 to 10th grade, featuring a variety of activities such as swimming, field trips, arts, and cultural programs, along with specialized camps like LEGO® and theater camps; each age group enjoys tailored activities and overnights, all under the umbrella of fostering community, leadership, and cultural appreciation.

Camp KidMarin offers a vibrant summer experience filled with creativity and adventure. Campers enjoy swimming, themed projects, and outdoor activities in Memorial Park, while the CIT program empowers teens to develop leadership skills and gain valuable work experience.

Camp Tamarancho offers mountain biking trails and camps in Marin County, providing riders with access to some of the best singletrack trails in the Bay Area.

CANVAS Dance Arts offers dynamic summer camps and classes for youth and adults, fostering a positive and inclusive environment. Participants engage in diverse dance styles, enhancing confidence and creativity through group participation and individual practice.

FSUSD 7th grade students engage in a five-day overnight camp focused on maritime careers. They participate in hands-on Marine Firefighting and Personal Survival courses, exploring career paths and developing skills, while earning certificates upon completion.

Celsius and Beyond engages children in grades 1-9 through hands-on science enrichment activities. Students explore concepts, ignite curiosity, and develop critical thinking skills in a supportive environment, fostering a lifelong love for learning.

The camp offers a week of activities like daily worship, games, drama, and art, aimed at deepening children's understanding of themselves and Unitarian Universalist values, while also engaging them in community building and service projects.

Soccer day camp sessions for school-age children under 14, focusing on soccer skills, swimming, and making new friends.

Traditional camps offer nine engaging weekly sessions, providing children with unique opportunities for skill development, teamwork, and outdoor adventures. Each session fosters creativity and personal growth, ensuring a memorable and enriching experience for all participants.