January 13th to january 15th - camp sylvester family camp
 Camp Sylvester is a cherished retreat for us as every year, it allows for new and unique experiences to the scouts. Surrounded by wilderness, this snowy campground is accompanied by the cozy lodges. The surroundings offer a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Scouts were able to play games in the Chance Hall and compete in their own Dessert Competition.
February 10th to February 11th - mount hermon redwood camp
Mount Hermon Adventures is part of an even bigger experience that started way back in 1906. Founded in the center west of the Mississippi, Mount Hermon was envisioned as a place where people from all walks of life could retreat from their normal surroundings to connect with friends and family. Mount Hermon has adhered to this founding vision for more than 100 years.
MARCH 8TH TO MARCH 10TH - black mountain
Black Mountain stands at 3,941 feet, a mesa rising above an expanse of desolate, ancient lava flows. The mountain lies in the northwest corner of the Wilderness. Golden eagles and prairie falcons have been seen foraging in this area, which is also known for its occasional display of spring flowers. 
​APRIL 26TH TO APRIL 38TH - sunset beach
A peaceful campground under the pines, picnicking on the beach, and unmatched views of Monterey Bay make Sunset State Beach a favorite year-round destination.  Running parallel to the beach, from the north of town to the southern edge is the Green Belt where celebrate Mother's Day with the historic Sunset Beach Art Festival, sponsored by Las Damas.
​MAY 17TH TO MAY 19th - mt. madonna
Welcome to Mt. Madonna County Park, one of the most majestic of Santa Clara County's regional park and recreation areas. This 4,605-acre park is dominated by the redwood forest so characteristic of the Santa Cruz Mountain range.As the slopes of Mt. Madonna descend toward the valley, the landscape changes from redwood forest to oak woodland, dense chaparral and grassy meadows. 
June 14th to june 16 - calaveras big tree state park
Welcome to Calaveras Big Trees State Park. Established in 1931, Calaveras Big Trees State Park preserves a mixed conifer forest with two groves of giant sequoias - the North Grove and South Grove. In addition to the giant sequoia trees, you can find the Stanislaus River, Beaver Creek, ancient volcanic formations, natural meadows, and trails throughout the park.
july 20th to july 27th - Camp emerald bay
"Emerald Bay is on the west end of Catalina Island near the town of Two Harbors. Boy Scouts of America operates a youth outdoors program called Camp Emerald Bay at Johnsons Landing, the main beach on Emerald Bay. Just east of the camp is a wide sand bar that is popular with sea kayakers even though the main beach is privately-owned and off-limits to the general public.
august 23rd to august 25th - angel island
Angel Island State Park, the largest natural island in the San Francisco Bay, offers some of the best views of the surrounding Bay Area. With great hiking trails and many other recreational opportunities readily available, Angel Island is truly a hidden gem in the midst of the urban Bay Area.
September 20th to september 22nd - castle rock
Castle Rock State Park is a land of sculpted sandstone, lush forests, and sweeping vistas. From one of the highest ridges in the Santa Cruz Mountains, park visitors enjoy hiking, backpacking, and horseback riding. Rock climbers explore the park's caverns and rocks, including the namesake Castle Rock. 
october 18th to october 20th - fort ross
​Located 11 miles north of Jenner on scenic California Highway One, Fort Ross is surrounded by sandy beaches, panoramic coves, and redwood forests, with breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. Salt Point State Park, 8 miles north of Fort Ross, covers 6,000 acres on the coast of Northern California, with two campgrounds, 20 miles of hiking trails, and over 6 miles of rocky coastline. 
november 15th to november 17th - natural bridges santa cruz
This park and beach is an excellent vantage point for viewing shore birds, migrating whales, as well as seals and otters playing offshore. Further along the beach, public access tidepools offer a glimpse of life beneath the sea in this Marine Protected Area.