Camp Santa Catalina Island, Summer camp at Howlands Landing, Santa Catalina Island, United States.
Camp Santa Catalina Island is a summer camp located at Howlands Landing on Santa Catalina Island off the California coast. The facility offers water activities, outdoor adventures, and nature-based education programs for children in grades one through ten.
The Horner family founded this camp in 1995 to connect young people with nature through outdoor education. Since its establishment, the camp has grown to emphasize environmental learning and hands-on experiences in natural settings.
The camp builds community through shared living in cabins, communal meals, and group traditions like evening campfire gatherings. These daily interactions help children form lasting friendships and develop confidence away from screens.
The camp runs one and two-week summer sessions designed for different age groups with activities tailored to each level. Visitors planning to attend should be prepared for water-based activities and bring gear suitable for changing coastal weather.
The camp offers family programs where adults and children explore marine ecosystems together with guidance from ocean specialists. These shared experiences allow families to develop water skills and deepen their understanding of the ocean together.
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