Sonoma Earth School Summer Camp

Sonoma Earth School Summer Camp offers a range of activities for children, including hiking to the river, exploring the forest, and participating in daily walks. Campers can also learn some Spanish, cook new foods, play games, and engage in Beginning Fort Building & Crafting, Advanced Fort Building, Wildcrafting, and Nature Skills.

• Ages: 6–13 years old
• Schedule: Hours: 8:30AM - 1:00PM
• Price: $350 per week, Optional extended care until 3:00PM, $100 per week
• Location: 127 acre Ya-Ka-Ama land with mixed forests, open meadows, spring-fed creeks, hiking trails and access to the Russian River, 7465 Steve Olson Lane Forestville, CA 95436

Sonoma Earth School was founded by Tim and Leila Allen, driven by a commitment to children, education, and the natural world. The program acknowledges the history of the Southern Pomo People and respects the efforts made in the 1970s to reclaim the land for the Ya-Ka-Ama inter-tribal nonprofit organization. The leadership team includes Lupe Dominguez, a Spanish Teacher, and Michelle Sauceda, a Teacher.

Last updated December 4, 2025.