Explore Our Blog: Kids’ Adventure Hub
Camp Insights, Paddling Tips & Parent Resources
Dive into our Kids’ Adventure Hub for essential camp tips, behind-the-scenes stories, and helpful guides for parents. Each blog post is packed with insights about paddling, safety, camp life, gear, and how we help kids grow through outdoor adventure. Whether you’re preparing for your first week with Gaia Guides or just love learning about life on the Bay, you’ll find everything you need right here.
Read Our Camp Essentials Blogs
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What to Expect at Camp
Here’s a look at what your child can expect on a typical day at Gaia Guides Kids Camp!
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What to Bring for Camp
What to bring and what we provide to ensure your child is prepared for Kids Camp!
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Safety First Our Top Priority
At Gaia Guides, safety isn’t just a priority, it’s woven into the very fabric of our Programs!
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Paddling Experience
We tailored our programs to support paddlers beginner to advanced levels!
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Age Groups
Ensuring an engaging, fun and safe experience for campers of all ages and skills!
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Our Engaging Camp Curriculum
A blends skill-building with hands-on exploration fostering child development!
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Adventures 4 Kidz to Gaia Guides
Why did we change the name of our business from Adventures 4 Kids?
Building Resilience Through Water Sports and Adventure
Outdoor adventure and water sports, like kayaking and paddling, help children build resilience by fostering problem-solving, adaptability, and emotional growth.
Embrace the Outdoors: Stand-Up Paddle Camps (Ages 6–14)
Stand-up paddleboarding (SUP) camps for kids aged 6–11 offer the perfect way to combine fun, fitness, and environmental education. These camps teach physical health, mental well-being, teamwork, and environmental stewardship through paddleboarding adventures. Kids learn to balance, paddle, explore nature, and connect with peers—all while creating lasting memories. With lessons in stress relief, exploration, teamwork, and conservation, SUP camps empower children to embrace the outdoors and build skills that last a lifetime.