Kennolyn Camps
Kennolyn Camps Huntington Lake, 8400 Glen Haven Road, Soquel, CA 95073
About
Kennolyn Camps offers activities such as wakeboarding, tubing, rock jumping, yoga, kayaking, sailing, waterskiing, standup paddleboarding, fishing, and playing the ukulele. Campers also take part in outdoor cooking and living skills, hiking, nature craft, frisbee golf, ropes course challenges, and themed days like Senior Beach Day, Boardwalk Day, Thursday Thrill Day, Trapeze, and international day. Evenings and special programs include campfires, roasting marshmallows, skits, star hikes, sleeping under the stars, making foil stew, s’mores, and dances.
• Ages: 11–16 years old
• Schedule: Session 1 (1 week) July 13 – July 18; Session 2 (1 week) July 20 – July 25; Session 3 (1 week) July 27 – Aug 1
• Price: Session 1 (1 week) July 13 – July 18 $3,325; Session 2 (1 week) July 20 – July 25 $3,325; Session 3 (1 week) July 27 – Aug 1 $3,325. Discounts available when sessions are combined. Transportation from Fresno to Huntington Lake is included in tuition, with other bus stops available for a small fee.
Since 1946, Kennolyn has been a family owned camp. Kennolyn Camps states that it is a place for children to learn and grow, with a focus on fostering emotional, social, and physical growth in each camper while embracing fun, play, and adventure. The camp describes its community as one that acknowledges and embraces diverse identities and operates on a non-discriminatory, equal-opportunity basis. The mission statement notes that kids build lifelong friendships, unplug from technology, and explore the world around them, and that non parental adults are viewed as critical to a child’s development.
The leadership team includes Lindsey Caldwell Johnson (Communications and Parent Relations Director), Andrew Townsend (General Manager), Samantha Townsend (Santa Cruz Mountains Overnight Camp Director), Mike Higginbotham (Huntington Lake Camp Director), Dan Johnson (Day Camp Director), Pam Caldwell Nootbaar (President), and Mackenzie Fullmer (Accounting). One parent testimonial mentions that the cabin had air conditioning and two bathrooms and describes the staff as professional and caring about each camper. Multiple camper and parent testimonials describe favorite parts of Kennolyn Camps such as wakeboarding, tubing, rock jumping, yoga, kayaking, campfires, sleeping under the stars, foil stew, s’mores, ropes course, Senior Beach Day, Boardwalk Day, Thursday Thrill Day, Trapeze, international day, camp songs, watching shooting stars, friendship bracelets, new foods, writing and receiving letters, dances, and theme days.
Last updated June 8, 2026.
• Ages: 11–16 years old
• Schedule: Session 1 (1 week) July 13 – July 18; Session 2 (1 week) July 20 – July 25; Session 3 (1 week) July 27 – Aug 1
• Price: Session 1 (1 week) July 13 – July 18 $3,325; Session 2 (1 week) July 20 – July 25 $3,325; Session 3 (1 week) July 27 – Aug 1 $3,325. Discounts available when sessions are combined. Transportation from Fresno to Huntington Lake is included in tuition, with other bus stops available for a small fee.
Since 1946, Kennolyn has been a family owned camp. Kennolyn Camps states that it is a place for children to learn and grow, with a focus on fostering emotional, social, and physical growth in each camper while embracing fun, play, and adventure. The camp describes its community as one that acknowledges and embraces diverse identities and operates on a non-discriminatory, equal-opportunity basis. The mission statement notes that kids build lifelong friendships, unplug from technology, and explore the world around them, and that non parental adults are viewed as critical to a child’s development.
The leadership team includes Lindsey Caldwell Johnson (Communications and Parent Relations Director), Andrew Townsend (General Manager), Samantha Townsend (Santa Cruz Mountains Overnight Camp Director), Mike Higginbotham (Huntington Lake Camp Director), Dan Johnson (Day Camp Director), Pam Caldwell Nootbaar (President), and Mackenzie Fullmer (Accounting). One parent testimonial mentions that the cabin had air conditioning and two bathrooms and describes the staff as professional and caring about each camper. Multiple camper and parent testimonials describe favorite parts of Kennolyn Camps such as wakeboarding, tubing, rock jumping, yoga, kayaking, campfires, sleeping under the stars, foil stew, s’mores, ropes course, Senior Beach Day, Boardwalk Day, Thursday Thrill Day, Trapeze, international day, camp songs, watching shooting stars, friendship bracelets, new foods, writing and receiving letters, dances, and theme days.
Last updated June 8, 2026.
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