San Domenico Summer Camps

San Domenico Summer Camps offers one-week and two-week sessions that include specific options such as 3D Printing Camp with 3Doodler Pens, Adventure Gaming Camp, Art & Science Camp, Art Explorations, Asian Cooking Camp, Building Games in Unity, Ceramics and Studio Art Camp, Cinematics in Unreal Engine, Code & Play: Python Game Builders, Cooking Around the World, and a Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program. Campers can also join Craftopia, Cross Country Running Camp Hosted by Olympic Medalist Shannon Rowbury, several Dancing Through Life! camps (including By the Beach Week, Disney Week, Minis Week, and Wicked Week), Digital Music Camp, Explorers Camp, Filmmaking for Girls, Filmmaking for Middle Schoolers, and Friday Fun Fiesta, along with other summer camps offering sports, academic, and enrichment programs in art, music, digital art, film, and STEM-oriented activities. Ceramics and Studio Art Camp is a two-week camp, and Explorers Camp offers half-day options.

• Ages: 4–18 years old
• Schedule: One-week and two-week summer camp sessions with full-day programs from 9am–3:30pm

For over 28 years, San Domenico Summer Camps have operated as a destination for children of all ages, and the 2025–26 school year marks 175 years of values-driven education at San Domenico School, which has a tradition of innovation and academic excellence since 1850. San Domenico is California’s first independent school, Marin County’s only K–12 school, and the only K–12 day and boarding school in the San Francisco Bay Area, with a 9:1 student to faculty ratio and 20+ countries represented among 140 boarding students. The school is referenced with strong praise in the latest CAIS Accreditation Report, and its mission is to provide exceptional education rooted in inquiry, reflection, and purpose.

The 2026 camp lineup is offered on a 515-acre campus and includes a free daily swim in a beautiful pool, a hot lunch program, early and after care, and a convenient free bus service supporting Marin families. Explorers Garden & Nature Camp uses garden and nature areas and is immersed in hands-on outdoor learning, and Ceramics and Studio Art Camp takes place in creekside studios with brand new potters wheels. The Counselor-in-Training (CIT) Program is an unpaid volunteer position that can serve to qualify for becoming a paid camp staff member, and registration for San Domenico Summer Camps is at Homeroom.com.

Individual camp instructors and partners include Nexplore (3D Printing Camp with 3Doodler Pens), The Game Academy (Adventure Gaming Camp), Monica Kurihara and Mia Christensson (Art & Science Camp), Sally Houston (Art Explorations), Shu-Chen Lin (Asian Cooking Camp), Bruce Gustin (Building Games in Unity), Brendan Lenz (Ceramics and Studio Art Camp), Luka Djurovic (Cinematics in Unreal Engine), CodeREV Kids (Code & Play: Python Game Builders), Nimisha Gandhi (Cooking Around the World), Athena Miros (Dancing Through Life! camps), Ari Giancaterino (Digital Music Camp), Shelley Flint (Explorers Camp), Harry Maxon (Filmmaking for Girls and Filmmaking for Middle Schoolers), and Shannon Rowbury and Mark Churchill (Cross Country Running Camp). The Summer Camps contact is 415-258-1900 x1806 and [email protected], and the Rooted for the Future Speaker Series is part of the school’s 175th anniversary celebration. Community involvement at San Domenico includes service-learning projects such as environmental improvement projects, supporting neighbors in need, a Lower School book sale supporting education in Afghanistan, third graders making blankets for senior citizens, Lower School students supporting global access to clean water, and Sharing the Holiday Warmth care packages for Marin County neighbors in need.

Last updated March 16, 2026.