Gardening & farm for kids in San Francisco Bay Area

14 gardening & farm providers across San Francisco Bay Area.

Wildflowers Nature School

Sebastopol: One week of nature camp with outdoor activities for ages 5-12, including archery, cob, gardening, nature crafts, and various nature-based skills. Listed address is the provider office; program venues may differ.

  • 10570 Mill Station Road Sebastopol, CA 95472
  • 707-479-1052
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Taylor Children's Preschool

Sebastopol: Taylor Children's Preschool is a family run center offering year-round preschool activities for children with daily outdoor activities, art, music, science, gardening, pre-math and pre-reading opportunities, and occasional field trips.

  • 500 N. Main St, Sebastopol, CA 95472
  • (707) 827-6200
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Golden Bridges School

San Francisco: Farm Camp at Hawk Creek Farm is a program for children involving outdoor activities, gardening, nature-based art, and group meals.

  • 503 Cambridge St. San Francisco, CA 9413
  • 415.622.6130
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Windsor Family Farm

Summer farm camps for children ages five to eight with animal care, crafts and nature activities.

  • 2005 Giampoli Drive, San Martin, CA 95046
  • 4086860800
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Nature Explorer Summer Camp

Organic native plant nursery and educational garden in Novato, California. Explore pollinator habitats, seasonal plants, and hands-on propagation classes.

  • 1875 Indian Valley Rd, Novato, CA 94947
  • 707-787-4183
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City of San Ramon - Nature Camps

San Ramon: Municipal recreation program offering nature and farm camps for children. Listed address is the provider office; program venues may differ.

  • 7000 Bollinger Canyon Rd, San Ramon, CA 94583
  • (925) 973-2500
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Acta Non Verba - Youth Urban Farm Project’s

Acta Non Verba is an Oakland urban farm nonprofit empowering youth and veterans through farming, education, and leadership programs. Learn, support, and grow with us.

  • 495 Jackson Street #1056 Oakland, CA 94607
  • 510-878-7235
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St. Helena Montessori School

St Helena: St. Helena Montessori School provides authentic Montessori education with an Infant & Parent program through Adolescent (12–18) years, and operates the Adolescent Program / Farm School on its Napa Valley campus. Listed address is the provider office; program venues may differ.

  • 880 College Ave, St Helena, CA 94574
  • 707-963-1527
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Webb Ranch, Inc.

In the heart of Silicon Valley lies a beautiful oasis for horses and organic farming.  Webb Ranch has been owned and operated by the Webb Family since 1922.  Currently, Webb Ranch is managed by...

  • 2720 Alpine Road, Portola Valley, CA 94028
  • 650-854-7755
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Ijula Equestrian

Petaluma: Ijula Equestrian operates a small, immersive horsemanship summer camp for children on their working farm in Sonoma County, with weekly sessions for ages 6–14 and daily riding and care activities.

  • 3392 Roblar Rd, Petaluma, CA 94952, USA
  • 314.677.4257
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North Bay Children's Center

Ensuring access to high-quality affordable child care, preschool, and award-winning Garden of Eatin’® program in Marin and Sonoma Co. Enroll today!

  • 932 C Street, Novato, CA 94949
  • 415-883-6222
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Stardust Sanctuary

Clayton: Stardust Sanctuary runs half-day camps for kids with animal-centered, nature-based activities in a safe, engaging environment.

  • 1100 Russelmann Park Rd. Clayton, CA 94517
  • (925)451-4088
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Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA - Nature Camp

Saratoga: Nature Camp is a wildlife/eco-themed summer camp for children with activities related to outdoor exploration and wildlife care.

  • 24103 Congress Springs Road, Saratoga, CA 95070
  • 650-340-7022
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Isola Stables

Isola Stables is the premier horseback riding center in the Bay Area. We offer lesson training programs, horse boarding, and horses for sale/lease.

  • 3639 Alpine Road, Portola Valley, CA 94028
  • 415-728-5116
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