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Friends of the Petaluma River: A Riverside Haven for North Bay Families
A Riverside Hub with a Heart for Community Friends of the Petaluma River has made its base at Steamer Landing Park, a 9.7-acre stretch of open space tucked behind downtown Petaluma that the city established as a public park in 1996. You have probably driven past the entrance without noticing it. From D Street it looks like a service road, but the little drive opens onto a vista point over the channel, and a dirt path that leads into a genuinely wild slice of the McNear Peninsula. At the center
Summer Camps in Santa Rosa: A Parent's Guide
The fog burns off Bennett Valley by mid-morning, the oaks throw long shade over Howarth Park, and somewhere near Lake Ralphine a line of kids is learning to steady a canoe paddle. Summer in Santa Rosa has a rhythm, and for a lot of North Bay families it runs on camp. This is a parent's guide to summer camp in Santa Rosa: what the city offers, how to think about the season, and where to find a fit. A Parent's Guide to Summer Camps in Santa Rosa Santa Rosa is the largest city in Sonoma County a
Gardner School of Arts & Sciences: A Whole-Child Learning Hub in Vancouver, WA
Picture five acres of Clark County wetlands, a yellow farmhouse porch stacked with kiln-fired clay, and a dozen kids coding tiny robots under the trees. For Southwest Washington families, that place is Gardner School of Arts & Sciences, a second home for curious minds year-round. What camps and classes are available at Gardner this season? Click here. A Progressive Hub with a Heart for Community Gardner School of Arts & Sciences opened in 1995 in the Mount Vista neighborhood north of Vancouv
Summer Camps in Palo Alto: A Parent's Guide
Palo Alto packs an unusual amount of summer into a small footprint. Within a few miles you can find a science museum with live animals, an art school in a historic downtown building, tennis courts and swim clubs, a nature preserve in the foothills, and dozens of independent studios running week-long programs. Camps here are run by a mix of people: city recreation staff, long-standing nonprofits, neighborhood studios, and national programs that set up each June at local schools. For a family, th
Summer Camps in Oakland: A Parent's Guide
The morning fog lifts off Lake Merritt, a line of small sneakers files past the rose garden, and somewhere up in the hills a group of kids is already lacing up for a trail. Summer in Oakland has a rhythm of its own, and this is a parent's guide to finding your child's place in it. A Parent's Guide to Summer Camps in Oakland Few cities in the East Bay offer the sheer range of summer camps that Oakland does. The geography helps. You have the redwood ridgelines of Joaquin Miller and Redwood Regi
Put your registration form right on your own website
You spent years building a website families trust. Your photos, your story, your colors, your reviews. Then registration opens and you have to send everyone somewhere else to actually sign up — a different site, a different look, a moment of "wait, is this the right place?" Every hop is a chance for a parent to get distracted, second-guess, or just close the tab. It doesn't have to work that way. With Enrichment.kids, you can drop your live registration form directly onto your own website — sam