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Official page describes overnight camps, traditional camp, teen adventure, and leadership programs in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

Residential wilderness and backpacking camp for youth ages 10-17; Berkeley Parents Network notes East Bay pickup for sessions.

Official page positions Camp St. Andrews - San Bruno as a one-week sleepaway Bay Area summer camp for kids eight and up.

Official page lists multi-day outdoor adventures including Pinnacles, Big Sur, Mendocino, Sierra, and Backpacking sessions for ages up to 17.

Official page describes an overnight circus and performing arts camp in Mendocino County with one- and two-week sessions.

Official site describes Jewish summer programs, adventure quests, teen programs, and a Yosemite-area camp with a San Francisco office.

Bay Area Parent listing describes Camp Gold Hollow as an overnight camp for ages 8-17 with Bay Area bus transportation.

Provider page describes a co-ed overnight wilderness camp on Loon Lake near Tahoe for youth ages 8-17.

Official page describes Northern California summer camp programs for boys and girls, including teen leadership.

Official page describes an overnight summer camp for children ages 7-15 in the Sierras of Northern California.

Official page describes a 450-acre wilderness summer camp for kids ages 7-16 with two-week sessions.

Official page calls Camp Ocean Pines Central California's overnight summer camp for kids 7-16.

Official site says campers are traditionally ages 8-14, age 15 can be camper or LIT, and ages 15-17 can apply for leadership tracks.

Official location page describes separate overnight camp properties in Soquel and at Huntington Lake.

Official page describes a traditional summer camp on Huntington Lake for boys and girls ages 6-14; FAQ says sessions serve ages 6-14.

Provider and camp directory sources describe Skylake as a sleepaway camp for boys and girls on Bass Lake near Yosemite.

Official page describes Mountain Camp as a co-ed summer overnight camp for campers entering 2nd through 12th grades.

Monterey Bay Parent listing describes day and overnight marine science camp options plus an overnight sailing and marine science program.

Registration page describes a secular summer camp with cabin groups and a leadership track for ages 15-17.

Official page describes a free overnight summer camp for children ages 6-18 impacted by a parent's cancer.

Bay Area Parent article describes Tinkering School overnight camp in Montara for ages 8 and up.

YMCA pages describe youth overnight/sleepaway camp at Camp Sequoia Lake and a CIT program.

Official FAQ describes YSSC as a California overnight summer camp experience with longer residential sessions.

Official summer program pages describe session communities, camp overnights, and teen-appropriate programs at the Santa Rosa camp.

Official page describes a Southern California overnight summer camp for kids and teens ages 8-17.

Official Randall Museum page describes an overnight youth camp at Camp Mather near Yosemite with hiking, swimming, art, natural science projects, and campfires.

Bay Area Parent overnight-camps directory lists Adventure Camps in Mill Valley under Overnight Camps.