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Camp Doodles offers activities such as Game Design, a Redstone Workshop, Screencasting, WorldEdit Engineering, and Minecraft Multiverse. Campers can also design the user experience for the Playscapes DIY carnival theme in the 3D Art Lab, mock up a giant game of mousetrap in the Maker Lab, play outdoors during Sports & Games, make slime in the “X” Lab, and join weekly field trips into nature.
• Ages: 3–15 years old
• Schedule: Weekly sessions from June 15 – August 14, 2026, with full-day hours 9:00am – 3:45pm, extended care from 8:00am – 5:30pm, and a half-day option 9:00am – 1:00pm for the youngest campers; some weeks are 4-day sessions with closures on Friday 6/19 and Friday 7/3
• Price: Primo (Pre-K–K) from $480–$550 per week depending on week count and registration date; Spark (1st–5th grade) from $470–$540 per week; Techs (3rd–8th grade) from $490–$570 per week; LIT (entering 6th–10th grade) from $230–$290 per week; extended care $60 per week or $15 per day; half-day program is $100 off the full-day weekly price
Camp Doodles has been providing summer day camps since 2002. The program includes Maker and 3D Art Labs and specialty activities in the “X” Lab, along with weekly field trips into nature. The stated mission is to incubate each child’s creative intelligence (CIQ), and the program is described as an innovative, hands-on, experiential program based on leading research and theory, with Maker-empowered learning using real tools and unconventional materials. The camp offers programs for ages 3 and up, with weekly themes that include different activities, projects, and challenges, and follows three rules: be safe, be kind, and have fun.
The staff is described as a loving team made up of professional educators, creators, makers, dreamers, and doers, with thousands applying and only the top applicants hired. The Site Director, Jazmin “Sunshine,” has over a decade of experience inspiring students in public and private schools in the San Francisco Bay Area, has served as an instructional coach, site director, and summer camp instructor, and holds a Political Science degree from UC Berkeley and a Master’s in Education from St. Mary’s College of California.
Camp Doodles notes that it is a nut-free camp and asks families to pack a nut-free lunch or purchase lunch from Nina’s Cafe during check-in. The program offers financial aid with up to 60% assistance for qualified families, a 100% refund policy until March 31, and discounts of up to $30 per week through March 31 with additional savings for multiple weeks. The camp also mentions Marin Ranch Camp at Walker Creek in Petaluma, which runs July 21 – August 6, 2026, for families considering an overnight camp.
Last updated March 16, 2026.
• Ages: 3–15 years old
• Schedule: Weekly sessions from June 15 – August 14, 2026, with full-day hours 9:00am – 3:45pm, extended care from 8:00am – 5:30pm, and a half-day option 9:00am – 1:00pm for the youngest campers; some weeks are 4-day sessions with closures on Friday 6/19 and Friday 7/3
• Price: Primo (Pre-K–K) from $480–$550 per week depending on week count and registration date; Spark (1st–5th grade) from $470–$540 per week; Techs (3rd–8th grade) from $490–$570 per week; LIT (entering 6th–10th grade) from $230–$290 per week; extended care $60 per week or $15 per day; half-day program is $100 off the full-day weekly price
Camp Doodles has been providing summer day camps since 2002. The program includes Maker and 3D Art Labs and specialty activities in the “X” Lab, along with weekly field trips into nature. The stated mission is to incubate each child’s creative intelligence (CIQ), and the program is described as an innovative, hands-on, experiential program based on leading research and theory, with Maker-empowered learning using real tools and unconventional materials. The camp offers programs for ages 3 and up, with weekly themes that include different activities, projects, and challenges, and follows three rules: be safe, be kind, and have fun.
The staff is described as a loving team made up of professional educators, creators, makers, dreamers, and doers, with thousands applying and only the top applicants hired. The Site Director, Jazmin “Sunshine,” has over a decade of experience inspiring students in public and private schools in the San Francisco Bay Area, has served as an instructional coach, site director, and summer camp instructor, and holds a Political Science degree from UC Berkeley and a Master’s in Education from St. Mary’s College of California.
Camp Doodles notes that it is a nut-free camp and asks families to pack a nut-free lunch or purchase lunch from Nina’s Cafe during check-in. The program offers financial aid with up to 60% assistance for qualified families, a 100% refund policy until March 31, and discounts of up to $30 per week through March 31 with additional savings for multiple weeks. The camp also mentions Marin Ranch Camp at Walker Creek in Petaluma, which runs July 21 – August 6, 2026, for families considering an overnight camp.
Last updated March 16, 2026.
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