Marin Treks Natural History Museum
Novato's wildest family destination!
Museum will be closed from Saturday, July 3 through Monday, July 12
To enroll your child in an either our all day summer camp or our 2 hour per day mini camp please email brian@marintreks.com or call 892-3001.
Our Full Day Summer Camp Schedule is in the "FORMS" section above.
"Mini" Summer Camp Schedule:
Monday - Friday from 9 to 11 am during the weeks of:
June 14-18; June 28-July 2; July 19-23; and July 26-30
$115 per child per week (siblings and friends are 2 for $200 or 3 for $275)
Grades K through 6th grade (in the fall)
Museum Drop-in Hours During Summer Vacation
Tuesday through Friday 11 am-1 pm; Saturday 11 am-12 noon
Museum will be closed from Saturday, July 3 through Monday, July 12
Birthday Party Schedule: Saturday 1 - 3 pm and 3:30 - 5:30 pm
Field trips and play groups available Monday through Friday 9 to noon by appointment.
Girl and Boy Scout Programs available by appointment to fit your groups meeting schedule.
Ever since the first humans walked the earth, our species has been unique in its ability and desire to understand the universe and our place in it. The industrial revolution followed by the computer revolution and resulting information explosion has enabled people alive today to see and understand this universe in ways that all previous generations could only imagine; and imagine we did! Using our keen observation skills and wonderfully vivid imaginations, human kind has been on an endless journey of discovery.
Your family's journey begins at the Marin Treks Natural History Museum. Gaze in wonder at the amazing irridescent green colors of the Chinese Water Dragon or the razor sharp claws of the Bearded Dragon during your up close encounters with these amazing, but misunderstood animals. During your visit you will encouter many live animals as well as those that left this earth millions of years ago; today these animals are only observed as fossils. End your journey with a stroll through modern Marin County and its native animals and plants.
Curiosity Comes Alive At Marin Treks!