Spring Break Camps for Kids in Marin

Gymworld Marin offers gymnastics spring break camps in San Rafael

Looking for something fun for the kids to do over the upcoming spring break? Check out some of the great day camps here in Marin and the Bay Area.

• AndrewsCamps
  400 Tamal Plaza, Corte Madera
  Ages: Kindergarten and up
  Andrews Camp offers a spring break camp that include games, crafts, sports and more. Bring lunch, snacks, and a water bottle. For more info, call (415) 446-8946 or visit their website.
• Bay Area Discovery Museum
  557 McReynolds Road, Sausalito
  Ages: 4–5 and 5–6
  One week spring break sessions are packed with new friends and new discoveries. Explore the beautiful Fort Baker national park, get creative with art activities, and more. For more info, call (415) 339-3900 or visit their website.
• Cal Star Spring Break Camp
  70 Digital Dr. Suite #3, Novato
  Ages: 5–12
  Cal Star gymnastic camp activities include structured gymnastics lessons, crafts, group games and power play. For more info, visit their website.
• Do Art
  1547 4th Street, San Rafael
  Ages: 5–12
  Do Art spring break camp is all about exploration, education, and imagination. They'll have four days full of process-based art projects incorporating art history, fine art techniques, new ways to use art materials, and learn contemporary approaches to art-making. This camp will focus on fine art techniques as we work our way through a guided and open-ended art curriculum. A new project will be offered each day! More info: (415) 596-5546 or visit their website.
• GymWorld
  3040 Kerner Boulevard, San Rafael
  Ages: 3–13
  Kids will learn gymnastics on floor, beam, bars, trampoline, and ault. They also have a tumble-trak, foam pit, climbing wall, ropes and rings. Half-day and full-day camps available. For more info, call (415) 482-8580 visit their website.
• Marinwood Community Center
  775 Miller Creek Road, San Rafael
  Ages: 4–11
  Get a taste of summer at Marinwood's Spring Break Camp! Campers will spend their day at the park, playing dodgeball, creating art masterpieces and going down the waterslide at the pool. Please bring a sack lunch, two snacks, water, swim suit, towel and sunblock to camp daily. For more info, call (415) 479-0775 or visit their website.
• Marshal Hall Riding Academy
  1220 San Antonio Rd. Petaluma, CA 94952
  Ages: 6–14
  Located in Southern Petaluma, MHRA Spring Break campers learn horse handling, grooming, tacking of mounts, and how to care for a horse with plenty of daily saddle time. We will ask our campers what interests them and then tailor that day to our group. For more info, visit their website.
• Mill Valley Community Center
  180 Camino Alto, Mill Valley
  Ages: 4 and up
  Mill Valley Recreation will be offering a variety of spring break camps for kids in K–6th grade, with activities like athletics, performing arts, aquatics, special interests, and more. For more info, call (415) 383-1370 or visit their website.
• Nature Navigators Spring Break Camp with Sage Educators
  Various parks in Marin (see below)
  Ages: Grades K–5
  With an emphasis on experiential learning, students will learn how to make and record observations, collect and interpret scientific data, use art as a means of interpreting nature, and practice team building and leadership skills. If you are looking to take outdoor exploration, imagination, and fun to the next level, this is the option for you.  Students will spend all day outside at Creekside (Hal Brown) Park, Piper Park, or in Madrone Canyon in Larkspur. For more info, visit their website.
• Novato Parks & Recreation Spring Break Camp
  Hill Gym & Recreation Area, Novato
  Ages: Grades K–5
  Novato Parks & Recreation offers a variety of spring break camps. Visit their website for more info.
• Portuguese Futbol Academy
  Strawberry Recreation District, Mill Valley
  Ages: K–3
  Spring Break Soccer Camp takes place at Strawberry Recreation District in Mill Valley. This camp, for kids in grades K–3, is beginner friendly and accommodate all levels of skill. Swimming will be included during camp and will take place on Tuesday and Thursday. Register here.
• San Anselmo Spring Break Camp
  Isabel Cook Community Center, San Anselmo
  Ages: K–5th
  Join our enthusiastic staff for a lively and entertaining mix of activities, crafts, and sports when school is out. For more info, visit their website.
• Terra Marin School
  70 Lomita Drive, Mill Valley
  Ages: 3–10
  Join us for this exciting Earth Discovery camp where kids will engage their minds and their bodies in activities that stretch their physicality and imaginations, connect them with the environment and bond them with their campmates in a very special way. For more info, visit their website.
• Vilda Nature Camps
  Fairfax
  Ages: 4–9
  Celebrate the spring outdoors. Join us as we follow overflowing creeks and waterfalls, find bird nests, track rabbits, and look for wild flowers jumping up from their long slumber.  Learn the ways of the scout, moving silently through the landscape without alarming the birds and blend into the brush. Create your own spring color by using natural dyes and pigments from the landscape. For more info, call (415) 747-4840 or visit their website.

San Francisco

• Empower ME Academy’s Tournament Basketball Clinics
  The Palace of Fine Arts, 3601 Lyon Street, San Francisco
  Ages: 1st–9th grade
  Empower ME Academy’s Tournament Basketball Clinics are an opportunity for students 1st to 9th grade to develop skills, strength and a higher basketball IQ in a healthy and friendly youth sports environment. The clinic is designed to push athletes to improve their abilities while prioritizing mental health and supportive leadership in the process. For more info, visit their website.