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HELLO CAMPERS,We would like to invite and warmly welcome new and returning Campers to all the activities we have planned for Camp Mayacama 2014! Summer days are fun days at Camp Mayacama and this year promises to be the best yet! We will have Tennis Clinics and Swimming Clinics every weekday (yes, even Tuesdays) through August 15th! Since these clinics are scheduled before and after themed camps and field trips, it’s possible for you to add tennis and/or swimming to your, already exciting day. New this year, we’ve added a classic style camp called “Summer Fun” on most every Monday and Tuesday through August 12th.

Browse through our camp schedule and see how many events you can attend. With such a huge variety of themed camps, workshops, and field trips to choose from, there is something for everyone on most days from June 16 - August 16. In order to participate in any or all of these activities, have your parents either call me, email me, or log on to the Members Only Website and register you to join in on the fun, friends, thrills, intrigue, and excitement all summer long!

GET READY TO BE INSPIRED!

Adventure Up,Denise Silveira, Camp Director

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MOTHER’S DAY BRUNCH & GIFT MAKINGMayacama Clubhouse & Kids’ RoomSunday, May 1111:30 am – 1:30 pm

Enjoy a relaxing family brunch to treat mom! Kids of all ages are invited to make mom a special treat to show appreciation for all that she does.

Event $65++ Per Person Ages 13+ (includes wine for 21+)

Event $25++ Per Person Ages 12 and under

ALL AMERICAN COOKOUT & ACTIVITIESMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterSaturday & Sunday, May 24 & 2511:30 am – 3:00 pm

Families! Join us for our annual weekend event to celebrate Memorial Day! We will have the traditional holiday BBQ faire. Kids will enjoy swimming, games, and crafts.

Event $20++ Per Person Ages 13+ (includes cocktails for 21+)


FAMILY FEASTMayacama ClubhouseSaturday, May 246:00 pm – 8:30 pm

The last weekend in May marks the beginning of summer and when the Club really starts buzzing with activity! Who’s not excited for summer and who doesn’t love a backyard family feast? Bring your family and friends and join us for a BBQ feast beyond belief.


Event $15++ Per Person Ages 2-12 Kiddie Buffet

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SUMMER FUNMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterMonday, June 1610:00 am – 2:00 pm

Kick it by the pool - a relaxed day of fun in the sun! Join the camp staff for arts & crafts, games, and swimming. Things to bring: shorts, tennis shoes, sun hats, swimsuits, sunscreen.

Full Day $90 Per Child (Drop-In Pricing) / $70 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)

Half Day $50 Per Child (Drop-In Pricing) / $40 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)

Lunch $15++ Per Child (includes morning snack, afternoon snack, and lunch ordered from the pool menu)

SUMMER FUNMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterTuesday, June 1710:00 am – 2:00 pm





POTTERY FIELD TRIPMeet at the Mayacama Swim & Tennis CenterWednesday – Friday, June 18 – 2010:00 am – 2:00 pm

Let your inner Picasso express itself in this painting extravaganza. Each child will choose and complete two projects each day. These molded ceramic pieces will come to life as your child uses their imagination to paint them with personalized details.

Field Trip $120 Per Child Per Day (Drop-In Pricing) / $90 Per Child Per Day (Early Bird Pricing)

Lunch $15++ Per Child Per Day (includes morning snack, afternoon snack, and packed lunch: turkey wrap,

mixed fruit cup, chips, cookie, bottled water)

Notes: Transportation is included in the field trip price. Parents must provide car/booster seats for young children. If you would like to make a different lunch selection from what we provide, please contact Denise Silveira at [email protected].

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WILD WEST PUPPET SHOWMayacama Clubhouse Kids’ Play RoomSaturday, June 2110:00 am – 2:00 pm2:00 pm - Show for the parents!

The life and times of Davy Crockett will come alive in this action packed adventure of tall tails and a puppet theater. In a tribute to the folklore that surrounds this historical hero, we will create puppets to chronicle one of his many adventures as Davy saves the world. The real Davy Crockett (1786-1836) was a famous frontiers-man, hunter, scout, and quick-witted storyteller from Tennessee who became a member of Congress and died defending the Alamo. So thoroughly did he capture the public imagination that, between 1835-1855, a series of comic almanacs rigged to look like they were written by Crockett himself, became big best-sellers! Sandwiched between information about stars, tides, and the weather were outrageous drawings and tall tales about Davy Crockett by people who didn’t give a hoot about the facts. The story that we will recreate was written in the spirit of these almanacs and promises to stir together a concoction of events and phrases found therein.

Camp $90 Per Child (Drop-In Pricing) / $70 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)

Lunch $15++ (includes morning snack and lunch ordered from the kids’ menu)

SHERLOCK HOLMES INSPIRED ADVENTUREMeet in the Mayacama Clubhouse Kids’ Play RoomSunday, June 2210:00 am – 1:00 pm

We will roam through the Mayacama hills, using matters of observation and deduction. We will work together to unravel a baffling mystery. This is a treasure hunt that would make Conan Doyle proud, as we form our own version of Baker Street Irregulars. As the puzzle pieces come together, they will lead us closer the treasure. In the end we may find that it was simply “elementary, my dear Watson”. Things to wear: good hiking shoes, hat, sun block, jacket.


Lunch $15++ (includes morning snack and lunch ordered from the kids’ menu)

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SUMMER FUNMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterTuesday, June 2410:00 am – 2:00 pm





REPTILE CAMPMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterWednesday, June 2510:30 am – 1:00 pm

Sonoma County Reptile Rescue and sanctuary based in Sebastopol, California. Founded in 1989, Sonoma County Reptile Rescue offers a full range of services, including reptile rescue, rehabilitation, relocation, adoption, and education programs. SCRR works with animal agencies from 15 counties in the greater Bay Area, handling reptiles in need of rescuing. They are available to the public to answer any reptile related questions, provide adoption information, and deal with reptile emergencies. The animal ambassadors that will visit Mayacama include snakes, lizards, turtles, and tortoises. We will learn about these reptiles, their habitats, and their behaviors. Join in on the fun and discover the abundance of life that inhabits the Mayacama hills and the surrounding area.



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MAGIC CAMPMayacama Clubhouse Kids’ Play RoomThursday – Saturday, June 26 - 2810:00 am – 2:00 pm

Hogwarts hits Mayacama with three days of magic secrets exposed…guaranteed fun for ages 6-14 but all ages are welcome. In this camp they can learn how to make things disappear during a fun and exciting week of magic secrets exposed, along with fun and messy art projects that you don’t have to clean up! Back by popular demand, professional magician, Julian Sterling will lead your child through three days of guaranteed fun which will leave them with skills and memories that last a lifetime. Magic has been proven to boost a child’s self-confidence and create invaluable public speaking skills.

Camp $120 Per Child Per Day (Drop-In Pricing) / $100 Per Child Per Day (Early Bird Pricing)


I-SPY ADVENTURE AND TREASURE HUNTMeet in the Mayacama Clubhouse Kids’ Play RoomSunday, June 2910:00 am – 1:00 pm

We will hit the hiking trails of Shiloh Regional Park to seek out Sonoma County wildlife and create a collection for our very own take home nature I-Spy game.

Camp $70 Per Child (Drop-In Pricing) / $60 Per Child (Early Pricing)

Lunch $15++ Per Child (includes morning snack and lunch ordered from the kids’ menu)






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SUMMER FUNMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterTuesday, July 110:00 am – 2:00 pm


Full Day $90 Per Child (Drop-In Pricing) / $70 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)Half Day $50 Per Child (Drop-In Pricing) / $40 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)Lunch $15++ Per Child (includes morning snack, afternoon snack, and lunch ordered from the pool menu)

SCIENCE CAMPMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterWednesday & Thursday, July 2 & 310:00 am – 2:00 pm

Credentialed teacher, Mark Bradski will lead two days of exciting hands-on science. Electricity will come alive as we construct safe circuits that set off buzzers and lights, use a motor to power some kinetic artwork, and then turn the motor into a mini generator. We will explore the world of physics as we construct science-based toys, making a mini rocket, energy storage toy and a wooden spring powered motor. The camp will end with a BANG as we create chemical reactions, safe potions, chemical powered rocket and dry ice experiments.

Camp $125 Per Child Per Day (Drop-In Pricing) / $100 Per Child Per Day (Early Bird Pricing)Lunch $15++ Per Child (includes morning snack, afternoon snack, and lunch ordered from the pool menu)

SAFARI CAMPMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterFriday – Sunday, July 4 – 610:00 am – 2:00 pm

Animal Planet and Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom, Bonnie Cromwell will give campers close-up encounters with some of the most amazing creatures in the animal kingdom. Journey through the animal world and meet dozens of live critters, including pythons, salamanders, tortoises and geckos. Reconstruct a deer from a bucket of bones. Hobnob with those crawlies creatures that we love to hate: itsy-bitsy and BIG HAIRY spiders such as a live Mexican Red Knee Tarantula, an Emperor Scorpion, and a Salmon Pink Bird Eater. Study dozens of animal ambassadors and learn why it is important to take care of the wilderness around us. Other featured guests include a visitor from Reptile Rescue, as well as a Fennec Fox, an African Serval Cat, a Four-toed Hedgehog, and many other fantastic friends.

Camp $125 Per Child Per Day (Drop-In) / $100 Per Child Per Day (Early Bird Pricing)Lunch $15++ Per Child (includes morning snack, afternoon snack, and lunch ordered from the pool menu)

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FOURTH OF JULY BBQ & ACTIVITIESMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterSaturday & Sunday, July 5 & 611:30 am – 3:00 pm

Families! There’s nothing like a good old fashion BBQ to celebrate the 4th! We will have the traditional holiday faire. Kids will enjoy swimming, games, and crafts. For additional activities on this holiday weekend, sign up for Safari Camp or the Parent-Child Championship on Sunday, July 6.



SUMMER FUNMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterMonday, July 710:00 am – 2:00 pm










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EARLYBIRD’S PLACE FIELD TRIP - Sonoma County Farm VisitMeet at the Mayacama Swim & Tennis CenterWednesday, July 910:30 am – 1:30 pm

Longtime Sonoma County Farmers Myrna and Earl Fincher share their garden and years of experience. Their three-acre farm is bursting with vegetables, birds, wisdom, and kindness. Earl will teach us the methods to growing, harvesting and drying gourds. Myrna will share the history of gourd art along with the many ways the Pomo Indians used gourd as part of their daily lives. We will get to see many delightful samples of Myrna’s personal gourd projects.

Field Trip $90 Per Child (Drop-in Pricing) / $70 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)

Lunch $15++ Per Child (includes morning snack, afternoon snack, and packed lunch: turkey wrap, mixed fruit

cup, chips, cookie, bottled water)

Notes: Transportation is included in the field trip price. Parents must provide car/booster seats for young children. If you would like to make a different lunch selection from what we provide, please contact Denise Silveira at [email protected].

BIRD HOUSE GOURD ART CAMPMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterThursday, July 1010:30 am – 1:30 pm

Local artist, Emily Hamilton and creative director of Hamilton Design, will walk us through the metamorphous of transforming an ordinary gourd into extraordinary birdhouse. Each child will take home a finished work of wonder. This workshop promises to be gourds of fun!



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MICHAEL ANGELO PROJECTMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterFriday & Saturday, July 11 & 1210:00 am – 2:00 pm

Two days of sculpture with Local Artist Charles Churchill. Glue, cut, assemble, and fabricate in this wild, mixed media sculpture class. Experiment with transforming ordinary materials into extraordinary art where wood, metal, plastic, bicycle parts, and glass morph into boxes, giant assemblages, reliefs, and figurative sculpture. Perfect your craftsmanship with inspiration and guidance form Charles Churchill, an award winning local sculptor, who has helped children get in touch with their inner sculptor for over 25 years.













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GLASS FUSION WORKSHOP FIELD TRIPMeet at Mayacama Swim & Tennis CenterWednesday – Friday, July 16 – 1810:00 am – 2:00 pm

We will travel to the studio of Jennifer Balletto in Sebastopol to explore the world of glass fusion. Referred to as “warm glass”, glass fusion is one of the oldest forms of glass making. Instead of blowing the glass, kilns are used to make the glass molten. Each piece begins with hand-cut, broken, pulled and ground pieces of glass. These pieces of glass are then designed in a layered manner and through a series of firings (temperatures ranging from 1,200-1,500 degrees) a new piece of glass is formed. Glass is an extraordinary medium for artistic expression; you won’t believe your eyes when you see the amazing projects that your child will produce in this workshop. Projects will be available for pick-up the following week. Projects may be shipped upon request.

Field Trip $120 Per Child Per Day (Drop-In Pricing) / $100 Per Child Per Day (Early Bird Pricing)



Notes: Limited to the first 10 children. Transportation is included in the field trip price. Parents must provide car/booster seats for young children. If you would like to make a different lunch selection from what we provide, please contact Denise Silveira at [email protected].

HALLBERG BUTTERFLY GARDEN FIELD TRIPMeet at the Mayacama Swim & Tennis CenterSaturday, July 1910:00 am – 2:00 pm

Nestled among the apple orchards of Western Sonoma County, the Hallberg Butterfly Gardens cover nine acres of overgrown vines and thickets, flowering pathways and meadows. While visitors to the garden may witness the wondrous metamorphosis of the butterfly, even more important may be their own transformation as the experience a new awareness of nature.

Field Trip $90 Per Child (Drop-In Pricing) / $80 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)




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WOODLAND HOUSE WORKSHOPMayacama Clubhouse Kids’ Play RoomWednesday, July 2310:00 am – 1:30 pm

Let your imagination run wild as you use wisps of wool to create charming creatures and characters…anything from fuzzy animals to swashbuckling pirates. Once your cast of characters is under way, we will build a whimsical dollhouse for your creatures to occupy. These houses are as much fun to create as they are to play with later. The process will inspire your budding engineer, future architect, or your interior design enthusiast. Once complete, your little house will be the perfect home for the woodland creature of your choice, fairy, troll, dragon or toad. This workshop delights both girls and boys, along with parents who can’t seem to pull themselves away.


Lunch $15++ Per Child (includes morning snack, afternoon snack, and lunch ordered from the kids’ menu)

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VERTEX INDOOR CLIMBING CENTERMeet at the Mayacama Swim & Tennis CenterThursday, July 2410:00 am – 2:00 pm

Kids love to climb and this is the perfect opportunity for them to build confidence and have fun. Each activity is tailored to the specific ability of the individual and designed to encourage participants to rely on each other, using communication, leadership skills, teamwork and focus. All individuals will be working with, and supervised by trained staff to ensure their success regardless of their fitness level. Wear comfortable climbing clothes. After a morning of climbing we will head back to the Club for a dip in the pool.




Notes: Transportation, climbing shoes, and harness is included in the field trip price. Parents must provide car/booster seats for young children. Bring shorts, tennis shoes, sun hats, swimsuits, sunscreen. If you would like to make a different lunch selection from what we provide, please contact Denise Silveira at [email protected].

SONOMA COUNTY BIRD RESCUE CENTER FIELD TRIPMeet at the Mayacama Swim & Tennis CenterFriday, July 2510:30 – 1:30

The raptor ambassadors of the Bird Rescue Center and their handlers will facilitate an up close and personal introduction to the Raptors of Sonoma County. You will be introduced to hawks, owls, falcons, osprey and vultures, along with discovering feathers, eggs and nests all found in Sonoma County. Don’t miss this fascinating and informative educational field trip to the centers hospital and rehabilitation clinic. The site is home to 19 resident raptors as well as many birds that are on the road to recovery and re-release.





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SONOMA COUNTY WILDLIFE RESCUE CENTER FIELD TRIPMeet at the Mayacama Swim & Tennis CenterSaturday, July 2610:00 am – 2:00 pm

Sonoma County Wildlife Rescue is dedicated to the rescue, rehabilitation and release of sick, injured, and orphaned wildlife and the promotion of understanding and appreciation of wildlife through their Education Outreach Program. This field trip will focus on native wildlife species and their natural instincts including diet, behavior, and habitat. We hope to diminish any fear of wildlife and encourage wildlife appreciation through knowledge of native species and how they contribute to our local ecosystem. Education Ambassadors include red-tailed hawks, foxes, coyotes, mountain lions, raccoons, skunks and bobcats!

Field Trip $100 Per Child (Drop-In Pricing) / $80 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)Lunch $15++ Per Child (includes morning snack, afternoon snack, and packed lunch: turkey wrap, mixed fruit cup, chips, cookie, bottled water)


KIDVETS CAMPMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterMonday & Tuesday, July 28 & 2910:00 am – 2:00 pm

Indulge your child’s love of animals and science with a summer camp that explores veterinary medicine in a fun and imaginative setting! KidVets provides an in-depth exploration of all things veterinary. Children learn how veterinarians interact with their patients and how veterinarians use science, math, and their observational skills to help pets recover from illnesses and stay healthy. Scientific models, demonstrations, and live animal guests make for a rich, hands-on experience that brings science and veterinary medicine to life for future vets and animal lovers. Children apply their knowledge with lessons in exam skills, record keeping, surgery, animal handling, bandaging, vaccinations, grooming, x-ray, first aid, laboratory skills, microchips, pharmacy calculations, and more!

Dr. Pam Wittenberg has over 25 years of experience in the field of veterinary medicine. Her academic career took her to US Berkeley and Duke University, where she studied animal behavior, paleontology, and anatomy. At UC Davis she received her veterinary degree in small animal medicine. She has taught and tutored undergraduate, graduate, and professional students, but find children to be the most enthusiastic and inspiring students. When she’s not teach kids about animals and science, she works at Four Seasons Animal Hospital in Lafayette.

Camp $275 Per Child Per Day (Drop-In Pricing) / $250 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)Lunch $15++ Per Child (includes morning snack, afternoon snack, and lunch ordered from the pool menu)

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JUNIOR BOOT CAMPMeet at the Clubhouse Snack BarWednesday – Friday, July 30 – August 110:30 AM - 2:00 PM

All Mayacama Juniors are invited to join Mayacama Instructors, Ted Antonopoulos, Chapman Dundas, Zach Makilan, and Andrew Black for a three-day golf school, Boot Camp style! Training is open to all children ages 5 through 10. After basic calisthenics each day, Juniors will learn full swing, putting, chipping and pitching techniques, along with Golf etiquette and rules of golf. The last day of the camp will include a Putting Championship and 6-Hole Scramble Tournament, followed by an awards lunch for cadets and their parents. Open to the first 30 Cadets who sign up.

JULY 30Registration (Snack Bar) 10:30 AMSafety & Rules 11:00 - 11:45 AMPutting 11:45 AM - 12:30 PMLunch 12:30 - 1:00 PMChipping & Pitching 1:00 - 1:45 PMClosing Remarks 1:45 - 2:00 PM

JULY 31Check-in (Snack Bar) 10:30 AMRules Review 10:30 - 11:00 AMFull Swing 11:00 AM - 12:30 PMLunch 12:30 - 1:00 PMChipping & Pitching 1:00 - 1:45 PMClosing Remarks 1:45 - 2:00 PM

AUGUST 1Check-in (Snack Bar) 10:30 AMPutting Tournament 10:45 - 11:45 AMScramble Tournament 11:00 AM - 1:45 PMAwards Luncheon 1:45 - 2:30 PM

Camp $175 Per Cadet (includes lunch each day)

Reservations Required: Golf Shop 707 569 2915 or Register Online

Note: The Driving Range will be closed to Members and guests from 10:00 am - 3:00 pm on Friday, August 1st for the Junior Golf Boot Camp Scramble Tournament.

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SPORTS CAMPMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterSaturday, August 210:00 am – 2:00 pm

Enjoy an action packed day of physical games. This is a chance to get moving and have a blast doing it. All games are designed to build self-confidence, a team attitude, good sportsmanship and a cooperative spirit.



HANDS ON SNAKES CAMPMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterSunday, August 310:00 am – 2:00 pm

This informative and exciting presentation by local expert, Douglas Hall will introduce many of the local species such as the California King snake and the Pacific Gopher snake. These fascinating, gorgeous and wonderful creatures are not only beautiful but are completely harmless and naturally non-venomous. This is an experience that the children will still be talking about long after their visit. So get ready to meet some amazing reptiles in a program that is educational, highly interactive, and totally fun!



SUMMER FUNMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterMonday, August 410:00 am – 2:00 pm


Full Day $90 Per Child (Drop-In Pricing) / Full Day $70 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)

Half Day $50 Per Child (Drop-In Pricing) / Half Day $40 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)


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SUMMER FUNMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterTuesday, August 510:00 am – 2:00 pm





FILM & SPECIAL EFFECTS CAMPMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterWednesday – Friday, August 6 - 810:00 am – 1:00 pm

Join Hollywood’s very own Clark Schaffer for a film making, special effects camp. Campers will produce their very own movie clip and receive a DVD of their work. Clark Schaffer credit list includes Mystery Men, X-Files, Dante’s Peak, Batman and Robin, Batman Forever, Batman Returns, Speed, Star Trek Generations, and Die Hard: With a Vengeance, Iron Man II. Participation in all three days of this camp is recommended. Finished projects will be available for pick-up the following week. Projects may be mailed upon request.


Lunch $15++ Per Child (includes morning snack and lunch ordered from the pool menu)

POOLSIDE PICASO CAMPMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterSaturday, August 910:30 am – 1:30 pm

Come discover the artist within you and learn the techniques of famous master painters by recreating your own version of one of their masterpieces in a beautiful, supportive small group setting. We’ll start with Vincent van Gogh’s colorful “Sunflowers.” This workshop will be taught by local artist and instructor, Maria Crane.



Note: All art supplies included. All ages from 8 to adult welcome. Creativity is sometimes messy, please dress accordingly.

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SUMMER FUNMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterMonday, August 1110:00 am – 2:00 pm



SUMMER FUNMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterTuesday, August 1210:00 am – 2:00 pm



MRS GROSSMAN’S STICKER FACTORY FIELD TRIPMeet at the Mayacama Swim & Tennis CenterWednesday, Aug 1310:00 am – 2:00 pm

You’ll get up-close and personal as you watch thousands and thousands of Mrs. Grossman’s stickers and elegant labels (we share our presses with our sister company, Paragon Label) being printed, die-cut, and perforated. And wait until you see how talented their press operators are as they combine art and technology to print the perfect sticker! Your tour guide will tell you fascinating sticker history stories and little-known facts as you stop at six different work stations such as printing, rewinding and finishing, packaging, hot foil stamping and embossing, recycling, and the incredible Laserweb – the only one of it’s kind in the world.

Field Trip $90 Per Child (Drop-In Pricing) / $80 Per Child (Early Bird Pricing)Lunch $15++ Per Child (includes morning snack, afternoon snack, and packed lunch: turkey wrap, mixed fruit cup, chips, cookie, bottled water)


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GOURMET MUSHROOM FIELD TRIPMeet at the Mayacama Swim & Tennis CenterThursday, August 1411:00 am – 1:00 pm

Gourmet Mushrooms, Inc. is a pioneer in specialty mushroom cultivation. They grow more varieties of mushrooms than any other farm in America. As we walk through the environmentally controlled growing rooms we will see different stages in the growing process of Trumpet Royale, Forest Nameko, Brown Clamshell, Velvet Pioppini and Alba clamshell, just to name a few.





GOLF COURSE DISCOVERY CAMPMeet at the Mayacama Swim & Tennis CenterFriday, August 1510:00 am – 2:00 pm

Step behind the scene into Golf Course Maintenance for a tour that promises to be both fun and informative. We will join Dale Engman, our Golf Course Superintendent for an introduction to the equipment and tools used in the world of golf course maintenance. We will cap off the fun by producing Garden stepping stones to take home and enjoy.



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SOAP MAKING & FELTING FIELD TRIPMeet at the Mayacama Swim & Tennis CenterSaturday, August 1610:00 am – 2:00 pm

We will travel to Three Sister’s Apothecary where they have been creating artisan soap since 1999. Their handcrafted bar soaps are made in the time honored tradition of the first soap guilds of 7th century Europe. Now, just as it was then, each bar is handmade in small batches with only natural botanicals, pure essential and vegetable oils. From the early recipes coveted by these guilds, these beneficial ingredients nourish and support skin on a daily basis.

The history of soap begins with the first soap makers: the Babylonians, Mesopotamians, Egyptians, ancient Greeks, and Romans. The Ebers Papyrus (1550BC) documents revealed that the ancient Egyptians produced a soap-like substance to treat skin diseases and to wash with. The word sapo, Latin for soap, first appeared in Pliny the Elder’s Historia Naturalis in 600BC. Ancient ruins at Pompeii revealed a soap factory complete with finished bars. Early Romans, well known for their public baths, made soap in the first century. During the 14th Century soap was so heavily taxed that it was something that only the rich could afford. History will come alive as we revisit ancient practice of artisan soap making.





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ENDLESS SUMMER BBQ & ACTIVITIESMayacama Swim & Tennis CenterSaturday & Sunday, August 30 & 3111:30 am - 3:00 pm

As a celebration of what we hope to be an endless summer, we’re firing up the grill to squeeze the last taste of sunshine out of the season. In addition to copious amounts of grilled goodness, the event will feature throwback lawn games and music.



LABOR DAY BBQMayacama ClubhouseSaturday, August 306:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Labor Day signals the end of summer (or the beginning of Indian Summer in Sonoma County) aka, the best excuse to hold a BBQ and a great reason to gather. Savor the end of summer produce with Chef Pikey’s favorite grilled main dishes and traditional sides.


Event $15++ Per Person Ages 2-12 Kiddie Buffet

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GOLF LESSONSDaily - Year Around

Kids of all ages and levels are welcome for private or group golf lessons and are available upon request. Proper golf attire and golf shoes shall be worn. Golf clubs may be provided upon request.

Lessons $35 Per Half Hour Per Child / $70 Per Hour Per ChildReservations Required: Golf Shop 707 569 2915 or [email protected]

TENNIS CLINICSMondays - FridaysJune 17 – Aug 159:00 am – 10:00 am

Kids of all ages and levels welcome. Tennis Professional, Luke Chiurco believes in a positive and friendly atmosphere for learning and fun.

Clinics $30 Per Child Per DayReservations Required: Luke Chiurco 707 321 7139 or [email protected]

SWIMMING CLINICSMondays - FridaysJune 16 – Aug 15

1:30 pm – 2:00 pm LEVEL 1 – PRIMARY SKILLSAt this level there is no need for previous water experience. Your child will learn the basics of swimming. This class will work to help your child become comfortable putting their face in the water and blowing bubbles, kicking, retrieving objects from the bottom of pool (3 feet), back and front float for 10 seconds, stream line with face in water and kicking, arm strokes with face in the water with good kicking (able to swim 6 yards to move to next level).

2:15 pm – 2:45 pm LEVEL 2 – STROKE READINESSChild should be able to hold their breath (10 seconds), float (10 seconds), and swim with face in water with arm strokes for 6 yards. In this level the child will continue to build on skills. Child will learn to streamline kick on stomach underwater, begin learning side breathing, and be able to perform the front crawl with side breathing (25 yards), streamline kick on back for 12 yards.

3:00 pm – 3:30 pm LEVEL 3 – STROKE REFINEMENTChild should be able to streamline kick underwater, swim 25 yards, front crawl, with good side breathing, and streamline kick on back for 12 yards. The child will continue to improve front crawl with side breathing, begin learning backstroke and breaststroke. The child will be able to swim 100 yards front crawl with side breathing, 25 yards back stroke, 25 yards breast stroke, retrieve objects from bottom of pool (5 feet), kneeling dive.

Clinics $15 Per Child Per LessonReservations Required: Denise Silveira 707 569 2908 or [email protected]

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PROPER ATTIRE - GOLF

Children must observe the established customs of proper golf attire and golf shoes. Shirts with collars and sleeves, slacks or Bermuda-length shorts are considered appropriate attire for boys. The same is appropriate for girls with the addition of golf dresses or skirts. Golf clubs may be provided upon request.

PROPER ATTIRE – SWIMMING POOL AREA

Swimsuits must be worn by all individuals using the swimming pool. Cut-offs and shorts are not permitted. Children not yet toilet-trained must wear leak-proof diaper coverings and/or swim diapers while in the pools. Children should not be changed or dressed on the pool deck. Please use the appropriate locker room and shower prior to swimming. Children are to bring sun hats, swimsuits, sunscreen, and water wings for beginner swimmers. Towels are provided by the Club.

PROPER ATTIRE – TENNIS COURTS

Proper tennis attire shall be worn at all times at the tennis facility and shall consist of proper tennis shoes (non-marking or white-soled shoes) and apparel manufactured expressly for tennis. In cold weather, sweatshirts and warm-ups are acceptable. Cutoffs, blue jeans, street trousers, tank tops (boys), football jerseys, Hawaiian shirts, exposed sport bras or swimsuits are not permitted. Tennis rackets may be provided upon request.

TRANSPORTATION

Club provided transportation for field trips is included in field trip fees. As safety is our first concern, California State Laws regarding child passenger restraint systems must be observed. Parents must provide car seats or booster seats for children under the age of 8.

PRIVATE CHILD CARE

Year around, parents may request private childcare with 48-hour advance reservations.

$15 Per Hour Potty Trained Children, $2 Per Hour Per Sibling

$20 Per Hour Diapered Children, $2 Per Hour per Sibling

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CAMP REGISTRATION

Online• Go to www.mayacama.com and click on MEMBER LOGIN in the upper right corner of the page.

• Contact Claire Thomas at [email protected] if you need assistance logging on to the site.

• Navigate to the CALENDAR and click on the camp or field trip of your choice.

• Click the REGISTER button.

• Click the QUESTIONS button to answer the questions.

• Add optional notes you would like to make to your booking.

• Click REGISTER

• Print Confirmation and Close.

Telephone or EmailDenise Silveira 707 569 2908 or [email protected]

PRIVATE LESSON RESERVATIONS

Golf Lessons 707 569 2915Swimming Lessons 707 569 2908Tennis Lessons 707 321 7139

DROP-IN / EARLY BIRD PRICING

We encourage parents to register their campers prior to the camp or field trip either by calling, emailing, or online. If campers are registered at least 48 hours prior to the first day of the event, parents will be billed the discounted early bird pricing.

CANCELLATION POLICY

Cancellations made less than 48 hours in advance and no-shows will be charged in full.

All information within this schedule is subject to change.

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