Animal Adventure Camp

Animal Adventure Camp includes hands-on animal education, fascinating presentations from experts in the field, games, walkable field trips, and creative crafts. The camp is described as an award-winning camp that is full of amazing animals, great games, wonderfully walkable field trips, creative crafts, fabulous friendships, and long-lasting memories. Each camper is only allowed to register for one week of camp, and siblings are welcome in the same session, even if the age does not correlate, as long as all siblings are entering 3rd–6th grades.

• Ages: 7–12 years old
• Schedule: One-week sessions from 9am–3pm, with Session 2 running Monday–Thursday only and no camp on Juneteenth
• Price: Session 1: $395; Session 2: $315; Sessions 3–8: $395 per session

Sessions run for one week, with Session 2 running Monday–Thursday only, with no camp on 6/19 due to Juneteenth. Camp participants are expected to participate in all physical and academic activities, and respectful behavior towards staff, animals, and volunteers is required at all times. Due to the nature of the business, there is constant exposure to animals and their allergens, youth education programs are not recommended for children or teens with known allergies, and a signed release from a doctor is required if a child or teen has known allergies or other health concerns. Due to staffing limitations, the camp may not be able to accommodate individuals with special needs. Campers bring their own lunch and water bottle, and there is no access to a microwave. No cell phones or iWatches are allowed during camp time.

The Humane Society of Sonoma County has been committed to kindness in service to the community since 1931. Its mission is to transform animal welfare across Sonoma County through prevention, community veterinary care, innovative sheltering, partnerships, and education. The Humane Society of Sonoma County provides a safe haven for animals and is dedicated to transforming animal welfare in Sonoma County through prevention, community veterinary care, innovative sheltering, education, and partnerships.

Last updated June 26, 2026.