Children’s Fairyland Summer Day Camp and Sleepovers
699 Bellevue Avenue, Oakland, CA 94610
About
Children’s Fairyland Summer Day Camp and Sleepovers includes time for kids to explore magical playsets, meet friendly animals, watch puppet shows, and enjoy rides and live performances. The program features hands-on fun such as bouncy houses, face painting, a funhouse, game booths, carnival games, a bubble party, circus performances, music, arts & crafts, games, storytelling, and Mahjong. Sleepover activities include camping overnight at Fairyland, sunset puppet shows, sleeping under the stars, a catered dinner, popcorn, and Oakland's Magic Kitchen kid-friendly culinary adventure with a cooking show, learning about ingredients and recipes, making meals, and participating in the kitchen.
• Ages: 0–8 years old
Children’s Fairyland Summer Day Camp and Sleepovers takes place in a whimsical 10-acre storybook park designed for families with little ones ages 0–8. Children’s Fairyland opened in 1950 and has a 75-year history as a fantasy world where young children can create, imagine, play, and learn all day long. The organization’s leadership team includes CEO Kymberly Miller, Senior Director of Education Vicky Chen, Senior Director of Facilities Nick Mitchell, Senior Director of Marketing & Comm. Morgan Rothenbaum, Senior Director of Operations Samuel Aguayo, Senior Director of Philanthropy Leslie Fay Marks, and Senior Director of Events Jessica Martin. With the help of the Lake Merritt Breakfast Club, Fairyland achieved nonprofit status, and financial support allows 4,000 low-income children to attend for free each year. The organization also hosts the annual fundraising gala “Once Upon a Time at Fairyland.” The program notes that families are asked to pack up their group and gear, and staff handle the rest.
Last updated May 11, 2026.
• Ages: 0–8 years old
Children’s Fairyland Summer Day Camp and Sleepovers takes place in a whimsical 10-acre storybook park designed for families with little ones ages 0–8. Children’s Fairyland opened in 1950 and has a 75-year history as a fantasy world where young children can create, imagine, play, and learn all day long. The organization’s leadership team includes CEO Kymberly Miller, Senior Director of Education Vicky Chen, Senior Director of Facilities Nick Mitchell, Senior Director of Marketing & Comm. Morgan Rothenbaum, Senior Director of Operations Samuel Aguayo, Senior Director of Philanthropy Leslie Fay Marks, and Senior Director of Events Jessica Martin. With the help of the Lake Merritt Breakfast Club, Fairyland achieved nonprofit status, and financial support allows 4,000 low-income children to attend for free each year. The organization also hosts the annual fundraising gala “Once Upon a Time at Fairyland.” The program notes that families are asked to pack up their group and gear, and staff handle the rest.
Last updated May 11, 2026.
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