Archery
Practice your aim, and learn how to shoot a bow & arrow at targets.
Camp Navarro is a premier 200-acre event venue nestled in the Mendocino County redwoods, two hours north of the Bay Area, offering turn-key accommodations with 32 year-round cabins, 54 glamping units, and campsites for up to 1,500 guests, plus comprehensive on-site amenities including lodging, catering, meeting spaces, and activities. The venue specializes in hosting world-class corporate retreats, destination weddings, conferences, and festivals for prestigious clients including Google, Airbnb, YouTube, Stanford, and UC Berkeley, while providing an inspiring natural setting designed to foster connection and relaxation away from the hustle of urban life.
Practice your aim, and learn how to shoot a bow & arrow at targets.
Bump, Set, Spike! Play some volleyball. Full match, then open play.
Learn the art of tying knots to create your own macrame wall hanging! Participants will come away knowing basic macrame knots and a beautiful decorative piece.
Create a custom collage from magazines to make your own buttons!
Learn how coffee goes from plant to table, what happens to coffee when it's roasted and how easy it is to roast your own.
A gentle all level class tailored for those who are new to the practice, or who want to brush up on the basics.
Learn how to fold origami cranes and other items.
Make prints by carving your designs into linoleum, inking them, then rolling them out. You will leave with a print you can make over and over.
Learn to throw knives and hatchets at targets.
Learn how to juggle scarves, balls, and clubs, then find out how to apply that knowledge to common objects all around you. Make your own juggling balls.
Make a beautiful scented all natural soy wax candle, incorporating natural elements!
Make intricate patterns on wood with colorful string and nails.
Test your balance and walk on a line for the first time! You will be amazed at how fast you can learn.
How's the view up there? Learn to walk on stilts and get some perspective.
Learn to make jewelry by hammering brass and twisting wire.
Shibori is a Japanese dyeing technique that involves folding, twisting or bunching cloth and binding it, then dyeing it in indigo.
Unit types: adirondack, cabin, teepee, tent, lodge, rv