Spotlight on 17 February Break Camps - 510 Families

Spotlight on 17 February Break Camps

Thanks to our sponsors for underwriting this guide to schools-out day camps with days of fun available when your kid has time off in February. They are indicated with logos.

Presidents’ Week (AKA Ski Week) February Camps

Some East Bay schools have a February school break around Presidents Day. Whether you call it ‘ski week’ or ‘mid-winter recess’ if you have to work when the kids are out of school, we got you. Here are some options, along with pricing for a la carte days for those in need of East Bay Presidents Day break camps.

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El Cerrito Martial Arts Fun Camp (El Cerrito)

El Cerrito Martial Arts Camp is the place for fun and being your best, for kids ages 4.5 - 12. Camp features daily Jiu Jitsu Classes (no experience needed), kid approved themes, child safety, outdoor activities, arts & crafts, dodge ball, LEGO, games, and reading time.

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Esther Hearts Art Camp (Berkeley)

Esther Hearts Art, in In North Berkeley, offers art programming for art loving K-5 children and families. The after-school classes, day and week-long camps, and birthday parties are all designed to inspire and nurture young artists. with a focus on learning from other artists, self-expression, exploration of mediums and concepts, use of recycled materials, and developing a growth mindset.

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Monkey Business Camp (Berkeley)

Campers ages 5.25 to 10; youth leader program for ages 11+. Award-winning camp for unplugged fun with open choice activities including arts, games, movement, structured food, and special activities fostering active engagement.

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Swings and Wings (Alameda)

Best for ages 3-6, Swings & Wings camps are a journey into sensory-based active and imaginative play and creations. They welcome curiosity and provide children with ample opportunities to flex their creative skills, explore friendships and explore the magic of play!

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The Busy Bee Activity Center Day Camps (Alameda)

For kids ages PreK-3rd grade, The Busy Bee Day Camp offers weekly and single-day camps. Featuring sensory play, outdoor fun, arts & crafts, and organized games, plus popular Movie and Theme Days, it’s a perfect space for active, creative kids.

Aurora School February Break Camp (Oakland)

This camp is for grades K to 8. Themed activities TBA.

Bay Area Ballplayers Advanced Indoor Baseball Camp (Lafayette / Moraga / Orinda)

Train with professional coaches in 4 key areas: hitting, pitching, defense, and speedwork. Ages 10 to 12.

Chrysalis Climbers (Oakland)

Girls in 5th-9th grades are invited to learn climbing techniques and take healthy risks in a supportive environment.

Claremont Tennis Camps (Berkeley)

Tennis Camp at Claremont Club & Spa in Berkeley offers a comprehensive program for kids ages 5-13, designed to elevate tennis skills for players of all levels

Museum of Children's Art (MOCHA) (Oakland)

For ages 5-12. School's Out, MOCHA's In. Offering 1 day and weeklong art camps to cover school break schedule.

One Big Love Art Camp (Oakland)

Art-making camps for ages 6 to 11. Art supplies, lunch, and snacks are provided.

Piedmont Recreational Camps (Piedmont)

Lots of themes and hours vary for kid enrichment: multi-sport, coding, and cooking. Details on page 43 of the linked guide. Ages 7 to 15

Sticky Art Lab (Berkeley)

Ages 6-12. Wear clothes to get messy and create art. Days usually have a theme around materials.

The Sewing Room Sewing Camp (Alameda)

Students work on a sewing project of their choice. Ages 8 to 16.

The Village Kids' Club (Alameda)

Grades 1-5, February camp is world culture, cooking and art camp.

Ultimate Sports Connection Presidents Day Camp (Walnut Creek / Concord)

Ages 4 to 12. Gymnastics, trampoline, games, crafts.

Warriors Basketball Academy (Oakland)

Multi-day basketball skill clinics are for boys & girls, ages 7-15, of all skill levels and abilities. There's an option to pay more and receive Golden State Warriors tickets, too.

 

Thanks again to our sponsors for this guide to day camps when your kid has time off in February.

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