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Friends of China Camp MOVIES IN THE PARK September 28th Brigadoon This classic 1954 film which features Hollywood heartthrobs Gene Kelly and Cyd Charisse is a romantic musical about two Americans on a hunting trip in Scotland who become lost. They encounter a small village, not on the map, called Brigadoon, in which people... Read more »
Tamalpa Runners will have a footrace with 150 runners on September 29th from 8am-noon. Please be advised of the increased vehicle and foot traffic during that time. Click here for more details.
Naturalist Book Club Join us as we discuss Stephen Kellart’s captivating book- Birthright: People and Nature in the Modern World. An eloquent explanation of why human beings need to connect with nature and what is lost when they are disconnected from the natural world Human health and well-being are... Read more »
San Dominico Middle school will be having a Cross Country footrace on October 3rd, beginning from the Group campsite at Backranch Meadows from 3pm-6pm. Please note that there will be increased foot traffic and vehicle traffic in the park during that time.
Junior Ranger Program Secrets of the Salt Marsh Earn your Jr. Ranger Badge exploring China Camp's salt marsh and the birds, fish, sharks, crabs and other critters in this exciting and mysterious habitat. We'll do fun scientific experiments and sharpen our observational skills (be prepared to get your feet... Read more »
Oct 6th Exploration & A Sense of Wonder Program For Preschoolers Ages 3-5 This is an ongoing monthly program for children 3-5 years old. We'll use puppets, songs and stories to ignite scientific curiosity and love for exploring the natural world. Meet at China Camp Village for educational fun! ... Read more »
Oct 12th Migratory Bird Walk Welcome! Join our ongoing beginning birding class with naturalist Jerry Coe. No birding experience needed! This is a continuing class in which participants can gain skills in the art of birdwatching and identification. Everyone is welcome to join, even if you have not attended... Read more »
GUIDED HIKING PROGRAM Naturalist Hikes at China Camp Learn about the abundant wildlife in the area. See stunning vistas. Get Outside and exercise by the glittering bay. Join us for a guided hike at China Camp, lead by naturalist Harold Hirsch. These weekend hikes range from easy to advanced,... Read more »
Full Moon Tai Chi Join Friends of China Camp for an exclusive Full Moon Tai Chi class in China Camp State Park. Instructor David Lam will lead us through a gentle moving meditation as the full moon rises and casts glittering light across the bay. Registration fills up fast;... Read more »
Terra Linda High School will hold their cross country race at Miwok Meadows picnic area. The event will go from 3-7pm. 150 runners and spectators expected. Expect increased vehicle traffic and foot traffic on the trails.
