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Summer Bay Camp 2026
WHEN
AM Session 8:00a-12pm ages 6 & up -must arrive by 8:30 as we will often leave for a paddle by then - DO NOT PARK IN MARINE SPOTS
PM Session 12:15pm - 4pm ages 6& Up (please do not arrive early as we need to allow AM parents to pick up - DO NOT PARK IN MARINE SPOTS)
Full day Session 8am - 4pm, please be on time for pickup at 4pm!
WHERE
We meet on the beach just before 5489 E Ocean Blvd. Please do not park in marine spots/boat parking.
WHAT TO BRING - PLEASE LABEL W/NAME:
Plenty of Water
Snack (and Lunch for Full Day)
Rash Guard or t-shirt for sun protection
Towel
Hat for sun protection
Sunscreen - please apply prior to arrival and pacy your preferred brand.
Wetsuit (not required but recommended
if your child gets cold easily)
Hoodie/Sweatshirt
You may also purchase an optional camp uniform here and we will deliver to your child at camp on Monday! Price is only for pre-order.
REQUIREMENTS
YOUR CHILD MUST BE WATER-SAFE/ABLE TO SWIM SHORT DISTANCES IN THE BAY WITHOUT A LIFE VEST - NO EXCEPTIONS.
CANCELLATION POLICY
As a small California public benefit corporation (in progress), Aqualand of the Free works hard to keep our water education programs affordable while paying staff fairly and planning safe, high-quality camps.
Because camp capacity is limited and resources are scheduled ahead of time, the following cancellation policy applies:
Cancellations made at least 7 days prior to the start of camp (by 6:00 PM Monday) will receive a 75% refund.
The remaining 25% is a non-refundable deposit that secures your child’s spot.
Cancellations made within 7 days of the camp start date are non-refundable.
Please register with confidence in your schedule or with the understanding that enrollment includes a 25% non-refundable deposit.
Thank you for your cooperation!
CODE OF CONDUCT AND REMOVAL POLICIES FOR CAMPERS
Campers and class participants must adhere to behavioral expectations laid out by Aqualand staff which include but are not limited to:
Respectful communication with staff
Zero use of profanity
Zero physical violence or unwanted physical contact with other campers and staff - keep hands to themselves
No throwing or kicking of sand
Campers must stay with the group at all times
Campers must participate in all activities (i.e. we cannot leave a child on the beach when the group is leaving for a paddle - our staff ratios depend on participation)
Campers must respond to verbal instructions and directions from staff i.e. “it's time to get out of the water” “do not go in the water” etc.
Campers must follow all direction given that is specific to the dynamic conditions and safety of watermen activities, watercraft safety and bay/ocean activities.
Campers who are repeatedly unable to adhere to our code of conduct will participate in a parent and camper meeting with Aqualand staff.
Campers who continue to be unable to comply with our code of conduct will be removed from the remainder of camp at the discretion of Aqualand.
Aqualand reserves the right to remove any camper at any time and at our discretion.
Attending Aqualand is a privilege, not a right.
