Who: Ages 6-12
What: Nature-based camp
When: Monday – Friday, March 16 – 20, 2020, 9am to 3pm. (Drop-off starts at 8:30am)
Where: Rancho Mark West in Santa Rosa
Why: Connect with nature and other campers in a fun environment
Cost: $300, scholarships available. Scholarship application deadline, February 24, 2020.
Root your child in nature with LandPaths over spring break! Modeled after our award-winning IOOBY, spring break campers get to hike the trails, explore life on the creek and under logs, make new friends, and go on nature adventures at our beautiful Rancho Mark West preserve.
At Spring Break Nature Camp, your child will get curious and engaged with nature and their community through the following daily themes:
Camp Curriculum
- Discovery and Exploration
- Watersheds
- Habitat
- Stewardship
Our hands-on camp curriculum, taught by experienced and engaging field specialists, cultivates confidence, a sense of belonging, a connection with the land, a stewardship ethic, and nature knowledge.
Staff Safety Training
Our staff of CPR and first aid-certified, college-educated, skilled, and trained field specialists have years of experience working with youth in outdoor settings. Staff to camper ratio is generally one staff to 10 campers. Skilled and trained volunteers assist throughout the day, making the adult to camper ratio closer to 1 adult to 5 campers. All staff and volunteers have been fingerprinted.
Scholarships
Thank you for your interest in Spring Break Nature Camp! LandPaths stands by the goal of offering magical, nature-based camp experiences to all children. All families are asked to contribute $50 to hold a space for your child. We offer full and half scholarships based on need and available spots. Transportation is not guaranteed, but your needs will be considered.
*Please note that filling out the scholarship application is the first step in the process. It does not actually guarantee a scholarship. Scroll down to find scholarship applications.
Contact Elias Lopez, Bilingual Education Field Specialist at elias@landpaths.org or (707) 544-7284 ext. 109.
