Paint on Hands. Mud on Shoes. Maps in Pockets.
Summer 2026 Activities Sampler
Hiking in Samuel P. Taylor State Park
Mask-making and painting
Outdoor installation art
Movement, dance, costumes, and improv
Work with the Lagoon Restoration Program on Kent Island invasive plant removal
Docent-led hikes at the Martin Griffin Preserve
Hands-on activities with scientists at the new College of Marin Marine Biology Lab
Boogie boarding and surfing at the beach (bring your own board)
Swim and romp at Kent Island. Head for the Mud Hole.
Build driftwood forts, forest nests, fairy houses, miniature shelters, even clothing as shelter
Help the Green Crab Team remove invasive crabs in the Seadrift Lagoon
Kayaking and canoeing on the Lagoon
Rousing matches of pickleball and hockey at the tennis courts
Day hikes from the top of Mt. Tam
Join a naturalist to catch, identify, and release aquatic critters at Star Route Farm
Games in the park and a swim at Stinson Beach
Trips to Point Reyes National Seashore — Visitor Center for younger campers; Limantour and Heart’s Desire for older campers
Tide pooling, fort-building, and beach art at RCA and Agate Beaches
Hiking and exploring the newt ponds at the Martin Griffin Preserve
Trips to the magic Ink Wells in Samuel P. Taylor State Park
Games of all kinds at Mesa Park
Pizza in the Park
Beach obstacle courses
Downtown mural painting
Visits with the goats family
Trips to the Firehouse to meet Chief Krakauer and climb into the trucks
Sidewalk drawings downtown
PRBO trips for younger campers — walk the mist-net trails with bird experts, explore bird specimens, and learn about local bird populations
Unscripted time to explore and play