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Camp Arroyo

An environmental education center and youth camp for children

For a directory of all Day Camps operating within the East Bay Regional Park District
Click HERE for the 2009 Day Camp guide.

Park'n It Summer Day Camp: Enjoy three weeks of fun in the sun, park explorations, swimming, fishing, hiking, arts & crafts, games, and much more! Each camp session features two fun-filled discovery field trips visiting one of the 65 parks in the East Bay Regional Park District. Your child will learn about the park environments, make new friends, and stay healthy through our active programs. All field trip transportation is provided through the "Parks Express" program on contracted school buses.

Register Park'n It Summer Day Camp online.

Note: If you see "Sorry, we were unable to find any results matching your search criteria" after clicking a link, it means the registration has been closed.

Open Water Junior Lifeguards: Choose one, or several of our 10 week-long programs at six of our parks. This dynamic summer program, for youth ages 9-15, provides an introduction to Water Safety/Rescue, First Aid, and CPR in a fun and challenging environment. Each day, participants enjoy a variety of beach and water activities designed to promote fitness, self-esteem, and teamwork. Focus is given to personal safety and community service. In addition to the extensive core curriculum, a specific theme will be emphasized each session.

Register Junior Lifeguard Program online.

Financial Assistance

The Regional Parks Foundation provides Camperships to qualifying families of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. Campership funds are limited, so apply early.  Campership funds can be applied to “Park’n It” Summer Day Camps.   

For 2009, all Camperships have been issued and funds are depleted.

Camp Arroyo is a state of the art environmental education center and youth camp for schoolchildren during the school year and children with life-threatening illnesses or who are "at-risk" during the summer. Visit Camp Arroyo page for details.

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