Curiosity. Belonging. Nature
Give your child the gift of a lifetime by rooting them in nature at a LandPaths’ camp!
Our magical, old-fashioned nature camps get kids outside to connect with nature and community and build skills, confidence, and a sense of stewardship.
Bob, Grandfather of Owl Campers
" The work you do with the children there, at that barn, garden, creek, pond, with skilled and highly motivated staff….it’s how children used to grow up. The essence of the healthiest week a child could have. "
Spring, Summer, and Winter sessions at LandPaths’ preserves and partner properties in Sonoma County
Our magical, old-fashioned nature camps get kids outside to connect with nature and community and build skills, confidence, and a sense of stewardship
July 1-5, 2024; Day Camp – 9am – 3pm; At a LandPaths’ preserve in West Sonoma County
At the heart of all LandPaths’ Camps are joyful experiences in nature! This week we will be enjoying all the things that make LandPaths’ camps unique, hiking through fields and forests, canoeing on the pond, bonding as a group while playing nature themed games and learning all about the plants and animals that call this nature preserve in west Sonoma County home. In addition to all the wonderful time spent in nature, this week will center LGBTQIA+ youth in recognition that through meaningful relationships with one another and the outdoors, we can build community and experience brave spaces and joy together!
June 11 – 14, 2024
open to youth ages 13 – 17
$625 with scholarships available
Spend four days on the Russian River learning how to paddle a kayak, observing the natural riparian ecosystems, and so much more! This Teen River Trek offers a special opportunity for youth ages 13 – 17 to explore the natural world from the unique perspective of paddling down the Russian River. Our experienced educators will guide youth in learning new skills centered on safely paddling themselves down the river and studying the rich flora and fauna of our watershed, all the while building a team experience through shared challenges and explorations on the water.
June 24 – 27, 2024
open to youth ages 13 – 17
$625 with scholarships available
Spend four days on the Russian River learning how to paddle a kayak, observing the natural riparian ecosystems, and so much more! This trek offers a special opportunity for youth ages 13 – 17 to explore the natural world from the unique perspective of paddling down the Russian River. Paddle with Pride will center LGBTQIA+ youth in recognition that through meaningful relationships with one another and the outdoors, we can build community, experience brave spaces and joy!
Stories + News
June 18, 2024
Tags: growing community with nature, stewardship
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April 30, 2024
Tags: duckworth family farm, environmental education, iooby, Rooting Youth in Nature
Lorri Duckworth was one of those small family farmers who genuinely loved her produce. Even more so, she loved how people from all over the Bay Area, […]
April 25, 2024
Tags: grassblast, grasslands, growing community with nature, oceansong, stewardship
Story by Lara O’Herlihy, Stewardship Field Specialist I’m sitting on a grassy hillside in the Coleman Valley Creek drainage that overlooks the ocean, pulling the invasive bracypodium […]
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