I absolutely recommend Cloverleaf Ranch to any family considering horseback lessons for themselves…read moreor their children. We've been at their ranch since September 2024, and every single staff member we've encountered (including office, groundskeeping, and instructional staff) has presented themselves with the utmost professionalism, kindness, and enthusiasm. They've taught our boys how to ride and care for horses in a safe and skilled manner, all while exhibiting patience, dignity, and grace. They are friendly and welcoming at all times, and I feel no hesitation to trust our instructors with the safety of my children. The safety of their students and horses are of primary concern here--as it should be. I must offer an extra special thank you to Mia and Izzy, who have always made it their goal to teach my kids everything they possibly can about riding and equestrian care. It has been a blessing and a joy to work with them, and we love them both dearly! Thank you, ladies, for your dedicated work, and for always bringing upbeat smiles, wisdom, and positive attitudes to your students. I'd be remiss if I didn't also give honorable mention to Carley, who is not our instructor, but who is often on the training grounds during our appointment time. She makes us feel welcome, and goes out of her way to be friendly and encouraging while we are there. Thank you, Cloverleaf. Your pursuit of excellence in your craft has been of great benefit to our family. Keep up the good work!

Everyone here was so nice. Cassie was an awesome instructor for the lesson and trail ride for my…read moredaughter. She also took some nice photos from me and sent them along right after. Really great place and people!

Beautiful place! It's heavenly and staff is amazing. I loved my stay at Enchanted Hills - I will…read moredefinitely come back.

Wonderful staff and delicious meals. Lovely setting for the outdoor heated pool. Wonderful modern…read moredesign architecture.

Wonder Camp is amazing. We transferred my 5 year old daughter here after an awful week at Steve &…read moreKates. It was exactly what I was looking for and we are going on our 3rd of 6 weeks that we are signed up for. Wonder Camp is: -Fun, warm, welcoming counselors who know my child's name and are excited to see her every day -Kids aged 5-8 so no big kids intimidating my daughter -Awesome projects and traditional camp activies that change every day. My daughter made a bird feeder, bath bomb, painted rocks, learned about basic science concepts and got to discover things about the museum that she never knew where there. -My daughter made great friends with kids her age -Is happy, warm and caring environment -Educational and fun & creative - Perfect for first-time campers and experienced alike -Well prices for the area. LOVE WONDER CAMP! WE WILL BE SAD WHEN THE SUMMER ENDS

From the owner: Thank you for your interest in our summer Wonder Camps!…read more Unfortunately, at this time we have decided not to offer Wonder Camps for Spring/Summer 2022. The Children's Museum of Sonoma County offers a variety of camps for children ages 5 - 8 years old. Camps are designed to be hands on and full of art, science, exploration, and imaginative play! Children will leave excited about each day's play and exploration -- and enhance their love of learning.

I found my home here at farm camp. AS long as your kid doesn't mind a little dirt or poop, this is…read morea perfect home away from home.

I have been going to this sleepaway camp and it is my favorite place in the world. I have friends…read morethere that I see every summer and the food and activities are also so fun. I highly recommend this camp to anyone who loves animals and is not afraid of a little dirt. This camp has taught me independence, gotten me to eat a bigger variety of foods, and just been overall awesome. Going back for my fifth year this Summer!

What a beautiful gem in our county for a bit of respite retreat or a group retreat. The grounds are…read morebeautiful and the accommodations clean and functional. Meals are healthy and made from scratch. A bonus is the Saint Stephen's chapel for meditation and Sunday service. I can't believe I didn't know about this before.

Great stay with amazing food. Perfect location for our small group to hold meetings. Great hiking…read moretoo.

This was our daughter's first year, and she had to miss the 1st two days due to allergy symptoms…read more(with Covid concerns we/they were being extra cautious) but she ended up having a great time. She made some friends and did some crafts. The counselors were enthusiastic and seemed responsible. The campus was beautiful. Seemed very well-run and we were happy with it! We recommended another family check it out, they did, and they want to try 2 weeks there!

Awesome camp. Just register your kids for a single day and you can drop them off anytime you want…read morewithout reservations. We've sent our son Ryan there for a few summers now and he's really enjoyed it. The couselors are always awesome. The food is healthy and the kids have a great time. We were really disappointed that they stopped doing the crepe thing... our son loved it. Also the bathtub carts broke which were super fun for them. Given the cost of a day of camp it was a little sad that they don't have those things before. Camp has gone from $2000 a season to $2400 a season so it's not cheap, or $79 per day if you don't go by the season. You can also buy 20 packs at $69 a day. The drop off and pickup is pretty easy. The kids do lots of projects that get emailed to the parents, which is pretty cool. Great camp and we've had great experiences with them. Our child loves the camp and the staff. Friday's are the most fun day so if you only have your child go once in a while, those days have the special activities usually.

Absolutely in love with this special space and all the community here!! What a hidden gem, I…read morerecently discovered Clay Folk for a hand building pottery class and fell in love the second I walked in the door. Amazing teachers, fantastic energy in the space and so much creativity in the air! So much fun looking at all the works-in-progress from the other potters. Will be back for more classes! (PS get on the waitlist if you want to be a member, it's a long list! For good reason.)

Such a welcoming and cozy studio! Lots of space for throwing, hand-building, and glazing. I have…read moretaken 2 classes there now and they have been fun, informative, and creative. I am totally hooked now and am signing up for the next class! The open studio time is the absolute best, such a nice environment to be creative and be around other artist doing their thing. There are couches and a wood burning stove and so easy to grab a bite or a warm drink right there at the Altamont! I highly recommend this studio for anyone at any level!

Wow, what a cool tent and children's experience - viewing the circus performance as well as the…read moreengagement of the students was a real treat! Love this program and the school!!!

Excellent entertainment. Nice to see kid's talents showcased.read more

Was a chaperone for my son's school and couldn't have had a better experience. The staff went above…read moreand beyond in every way possible to make sure everyone was having fun, being safe, and respectful to nature. I was blown away by how great of a learning experience it was and got to experience releasing salmon into the creek. Truly a magical place in the redwoods and I can't wait to visit again for a camp with my kids.

Absolutely AMAZING experience all around! My son just went on his 6th grade trip this past week and…read morei went as a chaperone and we had the most amazing time and its a lifelong memory for him that he will never forget! All of the staff there is amazing,5 stars to everyone! Our naturalist (Witakay,not sure on the spelling) is an amazing human being and he is my sons top favorite person now,he tells me everyday how much he liked him and misses him. I love seeing how inclusive and engaging this place was,it kept my son (and every other kid there) on top of the world and having the much needed structure they all need. My son was TERRIFIED of heights and trying new things but his naturalist made him feel so comfortable and safe that he tried and excelled at everything he ended up doing. The cabins were perfect and the area was gorgeous! Thank you SO much to everyone involved,we are already talking about possible summer camp coming up. Thank you just doesnt cut it,but i cant stop saying it! :)

Not to be confused with Berkeley's student-only music camp, Caz is a multigenerational experience…read morewhere you can join the circus, learn to tell stories, explore nature, immerse in fiber arts, learn an instrument, enjoy great food, and just relax. It's based at the platform-tent camp in Cazadero but also offers online classes throughout the year. Financial aid is available.

Cazadero Performing Arts Camp (also known as Caz) is a performing arts camp located in the Sonoma…read moreredwoods Established in 1955 by then Berkeley High School band director Bob Lutt (who eventually was made executive director of the Berkeley Symphony Orchestra), the first campers were a mixture of Berkeley High teens and members of the San Francisco Symphony. Since 1955, the camp has become a significant influence in many facets of San Francisco Bay Area music, including the San Francisco Symphony, the orchestras for the San Francisco Opera and the San Francisco Ballet, and Tower of Power, an Oakland, California 10-member horn-based soul band formed in 1968. Caz faculty were the first to conceive of a professional baroque chamber orchestra composed entirely of period instruments, resulting in the 1981 creation of the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra by harpsichordist Laurette Goldberg. The camp, which sits atop the late 19th century location of the then-infamous Bohemian Grove, maintains a signature suspension bridge over which more than 100,000 young musicians have crossed. Campers also enjoy 'downtime activities' like swimming, ping pong, basketball, guided hikes and more. I came here once as the non-musician spouse during a family camping week. If you play, this place is for you. There's an incredible amount of creative energy that flows and when I was there even the head cook performed. The accommodations are rustic and the food was very good. My problem was that that when you're here as part of the "untalented" there's not much for you to do other than babysit a bunch of kids while the parents are off practicing and performing. And don't expect them to keep any sort of a schedule while they're out in the wood being creative. Plus some of the more "talented" parents really have an attitude towards folks like us. I won't be back, except to pick someone up who has had a great time.