Frog rock sign at California summer camp

bridges at summer camp crossing lakes and streams

Hemp and Archaeology

After walking around the lake, campers pass by Frog Rock and then travel up a small hill where they find Peg Leg’s Cabin. Constructed by Walton’s campers in the 1950’s, the cabin was one of the first structures we built on our new site when we moved camp from Lagunitas in 1943. Near Peg Leg’s Cabin campers can do bead work, make bracelets using hemp twine, go on an archeological dig or visit our slingshot range.

During our two week sessions, our younger campers hike around the lake and spend an evening sleeping under the stars here.

Activities List

“I love camp because it has challenged me to be more comfortable with myself and to be more self-sufficient. Camp has also allowed me to meet and learn from people from all over the world.”

Kiva J., Menlo Park, CA

“At Walton’s everyday is an opportunity to try something new It is so easy to make friends here. Over the years I have built a lot of great friendships. I honestly can’t imagine a summer without Walton’s.”

Fionn L., Toronto, Canada

“I love the counselors here at Walton’s. They are super easy to talk with, fun to be around, and really care about you as a camper.”

Luca B., Reno, NV

“I really love all of the counselors. They are super funny and nice. I also love the variety of activities like the swim area, archery and stand up paddle boarding. The food is also amazing.”

Madeleine J., Austin, TX

“I love Walton’s because it pushes me to face my fears. I always feel so proud of myself every time I jump off the swing at High Elements or get up at waterskiing.”

Aanika G. , Redwood City, CA

“Walton’s is awesome because there are so many different activities to choose from and so many nice and interesting people to meet. The counselors are also super nice.”

Sam W., Lafayette, CA