Feb. 16th – Presidents Day
Camp Cruisin’

Presidents Day Camp Cruisin’ – Monday Feb. 16th

This President’s Day we’ve planned a challenging and inspiring day with a unique bike and public transit adventure to the Calabazas BMX Park, starting from Rinconada Park in Palo Alto. This trip is designed to actively learn about the combined use of bicycles and public transportation. The journey involves a ride to the Palo Alto Caltrain Station, a southbound train trip, and a final bike segment from the Caltrain station to Calabazas park. Throughout the day, kids will apply their bike skills instruction, on- and off-street safety, share-the-road etiquette, and wayfinding abilities while also learning the logistics of loading bikes onto the Caltrain’s dedicated bike cars, making this a fun and educational real-world application of their camp curriculum.

  • Ages: Ages 6 – 12. Level 4+
  • Where: Drop-off and pick-up will be at Rinconada Park
  • Hours: 8:45am – 4pm
  • Cost: $205 + $10 Transportation Fee +  $30 Activity Fee– 10% sibling discount available
  • Bike Requirement: Properly fitting two-wheel pedal bike with two hand brakes. Gears are recommended at this level.

At Wheel Kids, we do our very best to follow our planned schedules and activities. However, sometimes circumstances beyond our control, such as weather, facility issues, or other unexpected events, may require us to adjust our programs. In some cases, these changes may need to happen without prior notice. Please note that per our refund policy, we are unable to provide refunds or credits in these situations. We truly appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we work to provide a safe and positive experience for all of our riders.

Spring Break Adventure Bikepacking Camp

March 30 – April 3

Spring Break Adventure Bikepacking Camp: Angel Island

Our Bikepacking Spring Break Camp is a truly unique adventure for kids and we’re beyond stoked to be offering it. This camp brings together riders from San Francisco, the East Bay, and Palo Alto for an unforgettable bikepacking experience filled with exploration, learning, and fun on two wheels. Campers from all regions will meet up and travel as a single group, riding and camping together while building confidence, independence, and friendships. Along the way, they’ll learn essential bikepacking and camping skills.

Day 1: Groups will meet up to practice the fundamentals of bikepacking – loading gear onto bikes, setting up camp, and riding with fully loaded bikes. This day is all about building skills, confidence, and teamwork before heading out on our big adventure.

Days 2–4: The group will travel to Angel Island, where we’ll spend three days and two nights camping, exploring the island, learning about its history, riding our bikes, lounging on the beach, cooking, playing games and having an all-round blast together.

Day 5: We’ll meet one final time to clean and organize camp gear, wrap up the adventure, and celebrate the week with a well-earned ice cream stop.

This camp is equal parts adventure, learning, and community. We truly feel like this is an experience your child won’t forget!

  • Where:
  • When: March 30 – April 3
  • Hours: 8:45am – 4pm,
  • Cost: $1475 – 10% sibling Discount available
  • Age and Skill Requirement: Ages 9 – 13, High Level 5+ – please review skill levels before registration to ensure proper fit for this camp. This camp will have one group of combined ages/skill levels.
  • Bike Requirement: Properly fitting two-wheel pedal bike. Front and rear hand brakes required & gears strongly recommended.
  • Camping Gear: Wheel Kids will provide meals and basic camping equipment for the overnight trip; campers will need to provide their own sleeping bags, sleeping pads and a way to carry their stuff

At Wheel Kids, we do our very best to follow our planned schedules and activities. However, sometimes circumstances beyond our control, such as weather, facility issues, or other unexpected events, may require us to adjust our programs. In some cases, these changes may need to happen without prior notice. Please note that per our refund policy, we are unable to provide refunds or credits in these situations. We truly appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we work to provide a safe and positive experience for all of our riders.

Spring Break Adventure Bikepacking Camp

April 6 – 10

Spring Break Adventure Bikepacking Camp: Anthony Chabot

Our Bikepacking Spring Break Camp is a truly unique adventure for kids and we’re beyond stoked to be offering it. This camp brings together riders from San Francisco, the East Bay, and Palo Alto for an unforgettable bikepacking experience filled with exploration, learning, and fun on two wheels. Campers from all regions will meet up and travel as a single group, riding and camping together while building confidence, independence, and friendships. Along the way, they’ll learn essential bikepacking and camping skills.

Day 1: Groups will meet up to practice the fundamentals of bikepacking – loading gear onto bikes, setting up camp, and riding with fully loaded bikes. This day is all about building skills, confidence, and teamwork before heading out on our big adventure.

Days 2–4: The group will travel to Anthony Chabot Regional Park, where we’ll spend three days and two nights camping, exploring the trails around the lake, riding our bikes, cooking, playing games and having an all-round blast together.

Day 5: We’ll meet one final time to clean and organize camp gear, wrap up the adventure, and celebrate the week with a well-earned ice cream stop.

This camp is equal parts adventure, learning, and community. We truly feel like this is an experience your child won’t forget!

  • Where
  • When: April 6 – 10
  • Hours: 8:45am – 4pm,
  • Cost: $1475 – 10% sibling Discount available
  • Age and Skill Requirement: Ages 9 – 13, Level 6+ – please review skill levels before registration to ensure proper fit for this camp. This camp will have one group of combined ages/skill levels.
  • Bike Requirement: Properly fitting two-wheel pedal bike. Front and rear hand brakes and gears required.
  • Camping Gear: Wheel Kids will provide meals and basic camping equipment for the overnight trip; campers will need to provide their own sleeping bags, sleeping pads and a way to carry their stuff

At Wheel Kids, we do our very best to follow our planned schedules and activities. However, sometimes circumstances beyond our control, such as weather, facility issues, or other unexpected events, may require us to adjust our programs. In some cases, these changes may need to happen without prior notice. Please note that per our refund policy, we are unable to provide refunds or credits in these situations. We truly appreciate your understanding and flexibility as we work to provide a safe and positive experience for all of our riders.