Camps and Classes for Kids in Woodside, CA

Summer day-camp with teachers and counselors, offering engaging activities in a fun environment. Themes change each week.

Combines top golf school instruction with relaxing recovery in the Redwoods. Includes Titleist Performance Institute body-swing screening and play at TPC Harding Park and Half Moon Bay Golf Links.

Learn horse safety, saddling, horse breeds, and herd behavior. No horse experience necessary. Ages 6-14.

Decathlon Sports Club's summer day camp engages children in grades K-6 through diverse sports activities, fostering a safe, fun community. With personalized attention and expert instruction, campers thrive while building friendships and developing athletic skills.

High-energy summer day camp providing individualized service, attention, play, and instruction in basketball for boys and girls. Focuses on coordination, exercise, and team building.

Summer sports program including football, serving campers who have completed K-6th grades. Includes athletic equipment, a camp t-shirt, and a frozen treat each day.

Nature-led immersion, sensory integrative awareness, and connections with nature and fellow students.

Tennis summer camps with structured games, lessons, match plays, and fitness training for various skill levels.

Day camp offering traditional camp activities such as archery, arts & crafts, swimming, outdoor survival, music, and mountain biking. Includes lunch and healthy snacks.

Day camp focusing on play-based learning, nature exploration, and creative activities for young children.

A 5-day outdoor day camp where kids connect with nature, learn ancient human living skills, and engage in outdoor adventures.

Learn hunter, jumper, and training skills at a premier facility. Includes amenities like arenas, exercise track, and trails.

Outdoor exploration, science, critical thinking, math, pre-literacy, and social-emotional development in natural settings.

A unique summer riding program focusing on horsemanship skills such as grooming, saddling, feeding, and tack cleaning. Ability-based riding groups ensure safety and comfort.

Play-based learning, creative arts, nature exploration, science, cooking, art, and library time.