Getting kids excited to be outside, unplug from electronics, and to move and push themselves physically can seem like an impossible task for many parents and teachers. Summer camps that specialize in outdoor fun can help, which is why I’m excited for a new opportunity to experience outdoor adventure right here in beautiful Santa Cruz county starting this year!
I would place this type of multi-sport adventure camp at the top of the list for best summer camps in the Bay Area. They offer both day camps and overnight camps.
This post is sponsored by Avid4 Adventure. All opinions are my own.
Bay Area Adventure Camps at Avid4 Adventure
Avid4 Adventure has been boosting confidence, outdoor and leadership skills, and building a lifelong love of nature and adventure in kids for over 10 years in Colorado and the California Bay Area. Camps are for K- 7th graders of all ability levels and include activities such as mountain biking, hiking, climbing, kayaking, and stand up paddleboarding.
Kids are outside all day experiencing real adventure sports, making real connections, and real friends.
The skills they learn go beyond adventure sports and include positive risk taking, sound judgment, and confidence in themselves and their own abilities.
Check out this short intro video (then the savings offer below!):
Register now at www.Avid4.com
Bay Area locations include:
- Santa Cruz
- Campbell
- Mill Balley
- Moraga
- Oakland
- Palo Alto
- Saratoga
- Walnut Creek
Check out the day camps, overnight camps, event rentals and more at www.Avid4.com.
“With natural beauty in every direction, the Bay Area is ripe for adventure. Our camps teach pre-K – 7th graders of every ability level a whole range of exciting outdoor adventures, introducing them to the stunning parks, trails and mountains that surround your town and getting them excited to keep coming back.” Avid4 Adventure
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This post is sponsored by Avid4 Adventure. All opinions are my own.
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