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Steel nerves and whipping winds .................6Mainstays of the kite surfer, Ventura style — by Wesley Bauman

A trip to remember ....................................................10 Can’t go to Hawaii this year? Try an affordable, exciting and convenient

getaway to the Channel Islands instead — by Michael Sullivan

More than just a picnic in the park ............16Ventura County offers visitors scenic outings for great family time

— by Alex Wilson

Things To Do: Summer Directory ............................................28

Editor Michael SullivanCoNtriBUtorS Wesley Bauman, Joan Trossman Bien, Michel Cicero, Chuck Graham, J.R. Grant, Paul Sisolak, Alex WilsonArt dirECtor Enrique CandiotiGrAphiC dESiGNErS Christy Sisneros, Bret HooperAdVErtiSiNG SALES Peter Burgi, Kelly-marie Tracy, Marni Howe, Diane Newman, Warren Barrett CirCULAtioN Teresa Wann-DavispUBLiShEr David Comden

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On the cover: Kite surfer getting air at Surfer’s Point in Ventura.

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“Severe weather warn-ing: winds of 20-30 mph with gusts of 40 mph,” the

sweet siren’s song of the kite surfer. On a day like this, you can find these people at the far end of the two-dollar park-ing lot north of Surfers Point. They jump the parking barrier to inflate their kites and launch

off into the water. Seemingly with no regard for

the work week, they flock to the beach. It doesn’t matter wheth-er it is an innocuous Sunday afternoon or one o’clock on some idle Wednesday; if there is wind, they come.

Thom Hill, 42, is one of those thrill seekers who can’t resist the call of the swirling winds and white-capped waves, work-day or no. Self-employed, this surfer of 25 years was beguiled

by the idea of strapping him-self to a “stunt kite on steroids” some five years ago.

“It was a natural progression from surfing,” says Thom, “and Ventura is probably one of the top places on the West Coast [to kite surf].”

This is the precipice of the sweet spot for kite surfing. From April to October, the consistent winds of the afternoon are rife for wrangling, and the iron-constitut-ed men of this 10-year-old sport

take full advantage of that time.Even though it has become

safer, this sport is not for the faint of heart or the thin of wal-let. With equipment costs run-ning as much as $3,000, these water bugs have the money and the skill to surf north of the point. Ventura is one of the more advanced launch and kite surf-ing spots, given the hazards and crowds the waters have to offer.

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Continued from Page 6Kite Surfing

ers has a way of policing their own, though. Unknown faces are given the rundown on how it is “we surf here,” which is always respectful of the surf zone at the point and of other kiters. The inex-perienced are generally told that fairer waters can be found else-where, or coached on what they need to look out for if they choose to cut their teeth on Ventura’s surf.

Ripping across the water and then tacking back into the wind, kite surfers can use waves only two feet high to launch themselves 30 feet into the air. These men, ages 20 up to 60, use both the winds and the waves to surf in that illusive third dimension. Though the occasional wild gust can drag a kiter 50 feet, face first, through the water chas-ing his board like a bad Benny Hill sketch, Thom will tell you, as he buckles his harness, “Kite surfing, consistently, you can have a good time, every time.” F Surfers Point is best for the experienced kite surfer, as winds and wavescan really test the skills

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About four weeks ago, I was planning a trip to Santa Cruz Island in the Channel Islands National Park, when

I bumped into a near and dear friend — we had known each other since high school. I was talking to her about the normal, every-day things and spoke of my upcoming trip. A 29-year-old mother of two who had never lived anywhere but Ventura County told me she had never been out to the islands.

“Tsk, tsk!” I told her. “How can you live here your whole life and never take a trip to the islands?”

I thought perhaps she was an anomaly, but I was wrong. Turns out, there are many locals — too many, in fact — who have never enjoyed racing a pod of dolphins to and from the islands, catching a whale breaching, a breezy walk around Anacapa Island or a rugged climb around Santa Cruz Island. It never ceases to amaze me when people speak of their trips around the country — or the world, for that matter — who have never taken a day to enjoy the world-renowned Channel Islands.

Dolphins as far as the eye can seeI must admit that I was quite spoiled growing up. My mother had lots of friends in lots of places, and no matter what was happening in our life, she always knew someone who had a boat. And when all else failed, good ol’ Island Packers out of the Ventura Harbor was there to save the day.

Little did I know, however, of my mom’s die-hard affinity for dolphins. It wasn’t until much later in my life that I realized how much she loved Flipper and his pals. That can be seen in the several hundred dolphin sculptures, shower curtains, toilet seats and salt and pepper shakers. But when every-thing is said and done, there is nothing like the real thing, and she would be the first to admit that.

So when it came time to celebrate her 60th birthday and hold our family reunion, our trip to Santa Cruz Island a couple of years ago was something beyond special. Given how unique it was that all of our family members were at the same place at the same time, the mega-pod of dolphins that cruised alongside our Island Packers boat made our reunion something no one would forget.

While I had seen dolphins make daring leaps out of the water, enjoying the wake of the boat, it was rather surprising when several of them started to do a dolphin dance — gyrat-

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Channel Islands offer much more — a peaceful environment for adults and a serene place to explore for the kids. Nature at its best. And don’t forget about the dolphins, seals, whales, bald eagles, island foxes and so much more than staying on the “mainland” will be able to offer in one trip. Blue whales, the largest of all whales, also migrate in the Santa Barbara Channel, starting in June through as late as November. If you are really adventurous, you can bring a kayak or go diving in the

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Hundreds of seals sunbathe on the rocky shore of Anacapa Island.

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The Ventura County Parks Department operates some of the most popular picnic venues, includ-ing Foster Park along the Ventura River near Casitas Springs, Steckel Park near Santa Paula and Ojai’s Soule Park.

Ron Van Dyck manages the sys-tem and says the department is also proud of Camp Comfort, south of Ojai, where a new concessionaire has reversed years of neglect and a bad reputation that came with it.

“Unfortunately, we lost a lot of cus-tomers and they haven’t come back

yet,” says Van Dyck. “It’s a beautiful park with the trees, the shade, lots of grass. It’s just gorgeous. It’s a little jewel that nobody knows about.”

Most county-run parks have walk-up picnic tables, and many have large, covered group pavilions that can be reserved for a fee.

Several cities, park districts and the state government also maintain parks popular with picnickers, some with reservable sites.

The Conejo Recreation and Park District offers numerous parks in Thousand Oaks with varied picnick-ing opportunities, including Conejo Community Park and Wildwood Park.

Camarillo’s are managed by the Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District, including rustic Camarillo Grove Park.

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June 13 A host of wineries and microbreweries display and offer samples of their products along with live entertainment, boat rides on the lake, and arts and crafts, held at Lake Casitas. This event, which runs from noon to 5 p.m., includes food as well as arts and crafts. Advance tickets are $30 for adults, $40 at the gate. For more information, call 1-800-648-4881 or visit www.ojaiwinef-estival.com.

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June 25-27 Greek music, food, dancing and fun for all ages. St. Demetrios Greek Church (Camarillo Airport), 400 Skyway Drive, Camarillo. For more informa-tion, call 482-1273 or visit www.vcgreek-festival.org.

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Vans Warped Tour

June 27 The annual music festival showcases up-and-coming and established rock, punk rock and pop music acts on multiple stages along with lots of shopping, video games and other activities. This year’s lineup includes Alkaline Trio, Bring Me the Horizon, Everclear, GBH, Haste the Day, the Darlings and Vanna. It’s an all-ages event with a special tent for parents to chill. Seaside Park, Ventura County Fairgrounds. For more information, go to www.warpedtour.com.

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July 1 through Aug. 8. Known for its internship programs and community-driven ethos, the award-winning festival will profes-sionally produce and present two plays this summer: #The Comedy of Errors# and #The Winter’s Tale#. The event will be held at California Lutheran University in Thousand Oaks. For more information, call 493-3455, or go to www.kingsmenshake-speare.org.

pooch parade dog WalK & peT expo

July 10 Annual Pooch Parade Dog Walk & Pet Expo takes place at San Buenaventura State Beach Park in Ventura to raise money for homeless dogs in the Canine Adoption and Rescue League’s program. Dog walk starts at 8:30 a.m.; the pet expo runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. To obtain a brochure or register a team, call 652-1001 or visit www.carlvc.org.

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July 15-18 This event is a boater’s delight featuring a fabulous selection of all types of watercraft. A great selection of power and sail vessels will be on display. Noon to 7 p.m. $12 for adults. For more informa-tion, call (800) 390-6694 or visit www.ci-boatshow.com.

ciTrus FesTiVal

July 16-18 Santa Paula celebrates its rich agricultural heritage with a citrus-themed parade and car show, carnival rides, live entertainment and a citrus and avocado tasting tent. Admission is $5, $2 for kids. Harding Park, 1300 E. Harvard Blvd., Santa Paula. For more information, call 933-4200 or visit www.santapaulafestival.org.

salsa FesTiVal

July 24-25 Salsa tasting, recipe contests, live music, international foods and plenty of spicy dancing at Oxnard’s flag-ship event. The event will be held at Plaza Park, 11 a.m.-8 p.m., at 424 S. C Street in Oxnard. For more information, call 247-0197 or visit www.oxnardsalsafestival.com.

ciTrus classic Balloon FesTiVal

July 30-31See hot air balloons aloft across the bucolic land-scape of Santa Paula. Food and live music. 5 a.m.-10 p.m. 18249 E. Telegraph Road, Santa Paula. See www.citrusclassicballoons.com

VenTura counTy Fair

Aug. 4-15 “Western Nights and Carnival Lights” is the theme for this year’s county fair. Attractions include farm animals, nightly fireworks, competitions and dis-plays by county residents. Also midway carnival rides and games plus good old-fashioned fair food. Musical performers had not been announced at press time. Seaside Park, 10 W. Harbor Blvd, Ventura. $10 for adults, $7 for children and seniors! For more information, call 648-3376 or visit www.venturacountyfair.org.

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Aug. 7-8[ This year, Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC) is proud to sponsor the NBVC Air Show at Point Mugu, an event that has not taken place here since 2007.

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The event will also include many of the displays that have been popular at Seabee Days. The Thunderbirds, the U.S. Air Force Air Demonstration Squadron, will headline at the air show, which will also feature aviation simulators, current and vintage aircraft and many food and beverage booths and souvenirs. Naval Base, Point Mugu.

Hueneme BeacH Festival

Aug. 21-22 Live entertainment, huge children’s area, arts and crafts booths and food provided by the region’s most popu-lar restaurants plus pirate-related fun. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. The event will be held at Surfside Drive and Ventura Road in Port Hueneme. For more information, go to www.huenemebeachfestival.com.

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Aug. 21-22 The 30th anniversary of the Camarillo Airport will make this annual “Wings Over Camarillo” event a special one, with expanded flight demonstra-tion program to include aerobatic performances, experimental, classic and warbird flights. Camarillo Airport, Pleasant Valley Road. For more informa-tion, call 646-7053 or visit www.camaril-loairshow.org or wingsovercamarillo.org.

ventura nationals

Sept. 4-5 The event formerly known as the Primer Nationals is a two day kustom kulture extravaganza that attracts visitors from across the globe. It features classic cars and motorcycles, live music, vendors, original art and more. Ventura County Fairgrounds, 10 W. Harbor Blvd., Ventura. Visit www.primernationals.com for more information.

ventura Hillsides music Festival

Sept. 6The annual fundraiser for the effort to keep Ventura’s hillsides free from development, features big name musical acts as well as up and coming local ones at this outdoor concert for the whole family. Previous performers have included Little Feat, Taj Mahal and Todd Hannigan. 1-5 p.m., Arroyo Verde Park, Ventura.

RecuRRing eventsFirst sundays at santa Paula airPortThe first Sunday of every month, Santa Paula celebrates its aviation heritage. Come visit the Aviation Museum and the many antique, classic, and experimental aircraft on display. Docents are on hand to give guided tours, or you are welcome to tour at your own leisure. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Free. Canceled if raining. For more information, call 525-1109 or visit www.amszp.org. First Fridays venturaThe increasingly popular monthly event that cel-ebrates downtown and Westside Ventura’s vibrant art scene. Demonstrations, lectures, music and per-formance are featured during this cultural event. For more information, maps and a list of participating galleries, visit www.firstfridaysventura.com.santa Paula cruise nigHtFirst Friday of each month. For car enthusiasts and owners of pre-1975 vehicles. Come take part in this popular event through October on Main Street in beautiful downtown Santa Paula. 5-8 p.m. For more information, contact the Santa Paula Chamber of Commerce at 525-5561. tHird sundays classic car and motorcycle sHowJalopy Joe’s in Ventura presents vintage cars and motorcycles, live music, BBQ and pinstriping classes. June 5 is the annual pin-up contest. Noon to 3 p.m. 1225 E. Main St., Ventura, 794-4286.

Day eventstHird oF July Fireworks extravaganzaJuly 3 Beat the crowds! The City of Moorpark sponsors this annual event at Arroyo Vista Community Park. Festivities begin at 4 p.m., with fireworks at 9 p.m. Includes live entertainment, presenta-tion of the American Flag, vintage plane fly-over, Revolutionary War characters, food booths and more! For more information, call 517-6300 or visit www.ci.moorpark.ca.us.

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Ventura Fourth oF July Street Fair

July 4 This popular annual event is held in downtown Ventura from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and features food booths, more than 250 arts and crafts booths, and multiple stages with live entertainment. For more information, call 654-7749 or visit www.venturastreetfair.com.

Fourth oF July Celebration at ronald reagan library

July 4 This annual old-fashioned celebration returns with music, games, face painting, presidential look-alikes, storytelling and more. The outdoor events are free; regular admission rates apply to visit the museum. For more information, call (800) 410-8354 or visit www.reaganfoundation.org.

rotary Club and Family FeSt FireworkS

July 4 Spectacular fireworks display, old fashioned fam-ily entertainment and picnic. Fun begins at 5 p.m., fireworks are at dusk. Ventura College Athletic Field, 4667 Telegraph Road. For more information, call 653-1084.

oxnard FireworkS by the Sea

July 4 A full day of fun, food, entertainment and children’s activities followed by fireworks. Old-fashioned bar-becue, farmer’s and fish market, petting zoo and lots more. Parade at 11 a.m. 5K and 10K races. Channel Islands Harbor, Victoria Avenue, Oxnard. For more information, call the Visitors Center at 985-4852.

thouSand oakS annual FireworkS diSplay

July 4 Launched from the hill behind the Hillcrest Center

for the Arts. Best viewing is from the Oaks Shopping Center and Janss Marketplace. For more infor-mation, call Conejo Recreation and Park District 381-1247.

FireCraCker train and FireworkS Show

July 4 Annual outdoor event includes a train ride, car show, food booths, arts and crafts vendors, vintage train rides, horseshoe tournaments and live entertain-ment. 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Fillmore and Western Railway. Fireworks at 9 p.m. For directions, visit www.fwry.com. For more information, call 524-2546.

OUTDOORSgolF at the oJai Valley innSome of the best golf in the country is right here in our own back yard. The Ojai Valley Inn & Spa has been rated No. 40 in the 2006 Condé Nast Traveler Top 100 Golf Resorts Reader’s Poll. This legendary golf course has been home to seven Senior PGA Tournaments. Make the 19th hole a rose petal massage at Spa Ojai, a 31,000-square-foot, full-service spa village within the resort. The Ojai Valley Inn, 905 Country Club Road, Ojai. For reservations, call toll free 888-697-8780. See www.ojairesort.com.

lake CaSitaS reCreation areaThis 2,700-acre lake offers a quiet boating expe-rience for anglers, with two newly refurbished launch ramps and adjacent picnic areas. The Santa Ana Ramp features a basketball court and angler campsites that ensure you are the first one to hit the lake in the early morning hours. For the less patient members of the family, there’s a water park and a shoreline trail that offers spectacular, unobstructed views of the lake and ridgelines of the Los Padres National Forest. The trail is also a wonderful area for bird watching. Also, enjoy Saturday summer nights throughout the summer, exploring the stars with NASA astronomer Ernest Underhay. Swimming and water skiing prohibited. Located at 11311 Santa Ana Road, Ventura. Entry fee

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Lake Piru recreation areaLake Piru is located in the Los Padres National Forest next to the Sespe Condor Sanctuary. Lake Piru offers visitors excellent boating, trout and bass fishing, camping, water skiing, swimming and hiking. The day-use picnic area, with individual and group sites, includes covered eating areas with a wonderful view of the lake, a grassy lawn, grills and an abundance of tables. The group facility can accommodate up to 120 people and can be reserved for special events. Located at 4780 Piru Canyon Road, Piru. Entry fees are $8 all days in off-season, and $10 weekdays, weekends and holidays. Park information 521-1500. Marina information 521-1231. See www.lake-piru.org.

channeL isLands kayak centerChannel Islands Kayak Center offers a full range of ocean kayaking activities. Whether you are an experienced kayaker or a beginner in search of a professional guided island tour, the center caters to all of your kayaking needs. Rentals, lessons and tours are available. Two locations: 3600 S. Harbor Blvd., #213, Oxnard, 984-5995; and 1691 Spinnaker Drive, Ventura, 644-9699. See www.cikayak.com.

isLand Packers cruisesIsland Packers has been cruising the Channel Islands for education, recreation and research since 1968. This is how you get to the Channel Islands, whether you’re interested in whale watching, camping, hik-ing, kayaking or day trips. There are a variety of trips that give visitors a rare opportunity to witness life in a marine wilderness. If breathtaking wilderness and adventure on the high seas don’t do it for you, dinner and party cruises are also available. Located at 1691 Spinnaker Drive, #105B, Ventura. General information 642-1393. 24-hour informa-tion 642-7688, www.islandpackers.com.

hiking and Bird WatchingThe beauty of hiking is that you don’t need anything

but feet (though a bottle of water is nice) in order to get going. But you do need to know where to go. The definitive guidebook is “Day Hikes in Ventura County, California: 43 of the Best” by Robert Stone, published by Day Hike Books Inc. Sometimes it’s nice to share the trail, and a number of organiza-tions can help you do just that. The Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy offers a variety of activities and events. For information, call (310) 589-3200 or visit www.smmc.ca.gov. The Sierra Club’s Los Padres Chapter has two groups to serve Ventura County. North county residents can contact the Sespe Group at 488-7988, and south county residents can contact the Conejo Group at 495-6391. See www.sierraclub.org. Bird watching enthusiasts can contact the Ventura Audubon Society at 642-1585 or visit www.venturaaudubon.org.

saiLing schooLsWhether you’re interested in becoming a master mariner, or just want to log some time wafting along in a gentle breeze, sailing lessons are one of the best ways to while away the summer in a convivial, laid-back sporting atmosphere. Several outfits offer packages for individuals and couples. Most of these courses qualify you to charter boats once you gradu-ate. Pacific Sailing is located in the Ventura Harbor at 1575 Spinnaker Drive, Suite 105B-131. For infor-mation, call 658-6508 or visit www.pac-sail.com. Marina Sailing is located in the Channel Islands Harbor at 3001 Peninsula Road. For information, call 985-5219 or visit www.marinasailing.com.

sPeed and BeautyLearn to go fast, around and around and around. It’s exhilarating. Choose between four- and two-wheeled options. Jim Hall’s Kart Racing School is located in Oxnard at 2600 Challenger Place. For information, call 654-1329 or visit www.jhrkartracing.com. Sycamore BMX is locat-ed in Simi Valley at Rancho Simi Park, 1692 Sycamore Drive. For information, call 583-BMX7(2697) or visit www.svbmx.com.

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2010 Summer ProgramCarden School of Camarillo

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toes, as the case may be), then get started by taking a class. Visit www.surfclass.com or call 648-2662 for information on surf camps and lessons. Surf Laws Co. offers lessons, camps, and “surf getaways.” It is located at 137 Oxnard Ave., Oxnard. Call 382-1987 or visit www.surflaws.com.

Scuba certificationDid you know that as a resident of Ventura County, you live near the gateway to some of the most sought-after scuba grounds in the world? If your idea of scuba diving is warm, tropical shallows alive with colorful parrot fish, think again. Local waters offer the adventurer an endless array of gorgeous, moody underwater seascapes. And once you’re certified, you can also take a legal dip the next time you’re in Cabo. Channel Islands Scuba: 2951 E. Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks 230-9995, www.cisdivers.com, Ventura Dive & Sport: 1559 Spinnaker Drive, #108, Ventura. 650-6500, www.venturadive.com.

Gull WinGS children’S MuSeuMHow about letting your children become doctors in the operating room, dig fossils as archaeologists, or get on stage and watch themselves on T.V. as fiesta dancers, firefighters, or police officers? Gull Wings Children’s Museum is a “hands-on” museum with exhibits geared toward children ages 2 to 12. Gull Wings offers youngsters a chance to discover and learn by participating in an experience rather than by observation. Located at 418 W. Fourth St., Oxnard. For more information, call 483-3005 or visit www.gullwings.org.

Port hueneMe Youth center SuMMer ProGraMSFacility provides diverse, well-rounded recreation program for children, kindergarten through sixth grade. The modern center features snack shops, dance, games and education classrooms. Fully supervised and structured youth programs run throughout the summer. Special events, trips and games are offered during the year. For more information, call 982-4218.

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readinG ProGraMJune 15-Aug. 22 Two great summer-long reading programs return to Ventura County libraries in June. For children, this year’s theme is “Make a Splash at Your Local Library.” Also, for teens is “Make Waves at Your Local Library.” For more information, call Lori Karns, youth services librarian, or Ellen Armonat, at 649-9008, or visit vencolibrary.org.

underWood faMilY farMSThis summer, enjoy fruit and vegetable pick-ing tours, wagon rides, a farm animal area, pony rides and party facilities at the Underwood Family Farms. The family has farms in both Moorpark and Somis. Their Farm Market and Farm Animal Center are open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. March through November. Locations are 3370 Sunset Valley Road, Moorpark, 529-3690; and 5696 Los Angeles Ave., Somis, 386-4660. For more information, visit www.underwoodfami-lyfarms.com.

SUMMER CAMPScaMP KeYStoneBest of all, everything is in one place — on this camp’s beautiful, spacious, 30-acre site at Vasa Park in Agoura Hills. Vasa Park is the ideal setting for a camp, with lush, green grounds, shade from mas-sive stands of old-growth sycamores and oaks, plus plenty of room to run around. There’s a program that’s perfect for any camper’s age and interests — Sports Camp, Day Camp, Junior Camp or the C.I.L.T. Program. For more information, call (818) 889-2224, e-mail [email protected], or visit www.campkeystone.com.

caMP Kinneret SuMMer daY caMPCamp Kinneret Summer Day Camp, nestled in the rolling hills of Agoura, offers children ages 4 to14 a fun-filled program packed with adventure and friendship. It’s committed to helping each child grow into his or her best self by combining an excellent staff with small groups and a philosophy that puts campers first. For more information, call (818) 706-8255 or visit www.campkin-neret.com.



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Camp SummertimeThis camp is located at beautiful Calamigos Ranch in the Agoura Hills / Malibu area. This unique facility offers 120 private acres, including two ponds and three swimming pools, for children ages 4 to14. Camp Summertime is dedicated to providing a safe, loving, and enriching environment. Each child’s social, emotional, creative and physical develop-ment is promoted through individual and team activities. Campers build self-confidence, self-esteem and self-respect. For more information, call (818) 706-7335 or visit www.campsummer-time.com.

C.a.t.S. Drama CampRoxanne Diesel, drama instructor and owner of Creative Acting Theater School, offers several drama camps in Ventura County: Camp Broadway Bound, Harry Potter Literacy and Wizardry Camp, Commercial and Film Bootcamp, and Crime Scene Investigators Camp. All camps are held in partner-ship with local recreation districts and range from half-day to full-day camps. Registration is underway at most recreation districts. For a brochure or registration information, please visit www.youththeater.com or call Roxanne at (661) 718-3968.

SCienCe aDventure CampScience Adventures brings great week-long summer camps to a convenient location near you for children kindergarten to sixth grade. Programs are presented in cooperation with universities, botanical gardens, museums, arboretums and parks and recreation departments. Children are introduced to thematic science concepts in natural surroundings as they build projects, conduct experiments, and play sci-ence-oriented games. With locations in Agoura Hills, Moorpark, Thousand Oaks, Ventura and Westlake Village. For more information, call (888) 458-1812 or visit www.scienceadventures.com.

Camp moorparkThree camps operate weekdays, 7 a.m. – 6 p.m., during Moorpark Unified School District’s summer, winter and spring breaks. A minicamp is for children

aged 4 years, 9 months to 7 years old; standard camp for ages 6-11; and an adventure camp for kids aged 10-14. For more information, call the Arroyo Vista Recreation Center at 517-6300, or visit www.ci.moorpark.ca.us.

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Junior LifeguarD programSChannel Islands Harbor offers a junior lifeguard pro-gram where you will learn first aid, water safety, CPR, surfing, paddle boarding, kayaking, basic ocean rescue techniques and the essential skills to become an ocean lifeguard. For more information, call 382-3007 or visit www.channelislandsharbor.org. The City of Port Hueneme’s Department of Recreation and Community Services offers a junior lifeguard program where you will learn ocean rescue, first aid, surfing, lifesaving skills and more. The program emphasizes lifesaving skills, physical training and ocean ecology. For more information, call 986-6542 or visit www.ci.port-hueneme.ca.us. The State of California’s Department of Parks & Recreation offers a junior lifeguard program in Ventura. The objective of the program is to provide quality water safety education. The program is designed to improve young people’s physical conditioning, their understanding and respect for the environment, and their respect for themselves, their peers and their parents. For more information, call 643-5003 or visit www.venturajuniorlifeguards.org.

my gym ChiLDren’S fitneSS CenterMy Gym has created an extraordinary program and facility devised to help children 3 months to 13 years of age develop physically, cognitively and emotionally. Imaginations soar and children triumph at My Gym Children’s Fitness Center. The structured, age-appropriate weekly classes incor-porate music, dance, relays, games, special rides, gymnastics, sports and other original activities. My Gym kids have fun as they gain strength, balance, coordination, fine and gross motor proficiency, agility, flexibility and social skills. For the My

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Gym in Thousand Oaks, call 494-4154; for the Ventura location, call 659-9245; or visit www.my-gym.com.

Rookie Camp HoCkeyOxnard Ice Skating Center’s Rookie Camp Hockey Program allows students to “test the waters” before investing in hockey gear. The classes focus on stick handling, hockey-related terms and an introduction to game play. For more information, call 988-4440.

LeaRn To SkaTeOxnard Ice Skating Center’s Learn To Skate Program is designed for anyone who wants to learn how to skate, whether for hockey or pleasure. Classes are available for children 3 and older, including adults. For more information, call 988-4440.

SkaTing pLuSSkating Plus offers skating lessons for both quad and inline skaters. Classes teach very basic skills such as balancing, turning, stopping and con-trolling the skates. Skating safety is also taught. Students learn with fun skating games. Lessons range from beginning to advanced to private. For more information, call 656-2121 or visit www.skatingplus.com.

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Woodward Surf Camp offers surf instruction in a day-camp environment. Campers between the ages of 7 and 17 will learn surf skills con-ducive to their abilities from qualified, trained instructors. Campers will learn fundamental surf techniques, etiquette, wave dynamics, paddling skills, surfboard positioning and manoeuvring, and proper stand-up and riding techniques. Woodward Surf Camp offers a weekly camp, begining June 6 through Aug 15. For more information, call (661)822-7900 or go to www.woodwardwest.com.

VenTuRa SuRf SCHooLLooking for a co-ed, one-week-long, day camp for kids aged 8 and older who want to learn to surf or learn how to improve their surfing skills? Ventura Surf School’s goal is to teach everyone to surf in a safe, secure, noncompetitive environment and help all to gain confidence in their abilities while having a great time in the outdoors. Each session goes from Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The first session begins in June and the last session ends in August. All instructors are CPR- and First Aid-certified. For more information, call 218-1484 or visit www.venturasurfschool.com.

SuRfeR giRL CampSend your dudette to Paddy Bex’s all-girl surf camp. This camp is designed to provide a social, educational and recreational experience in a positive and fun environment. Everything is provided, including a supportive and nurturing approach to the noncom-petitive and fun lessons. Safety always comes first. Paddy and all her instructors are certified in Lifeguard Training, CPR and First Aid. For more informa-tion, call 653-SURF(7873) or visit www.pad-dybexsurf.com.

momenTum SuRf CampMomentum’s classes emphasize putting surfing into a larger context that is both safe and fun. Students are instructed in body surfing, ocean swimming, skim boarding, yoga, surf history and etiquette as well as marine biology and basic oceanography. The holistic approach makes this a great place for beginners looking for their first rides as well as for intermediate surfers wishing to sharpen their technique and wave knowledge. Weekly sessions all summer long. For more information, call 985-4929.

ymCa SummeR youTH CampSThe YMCA will offer various youth camps throughout the summer. The camps will offer a variety of instruc-tional programs, including swim lessons, baseball and basketball training, and photography lessons. There will also be outdoor, drama and resident camps. For more information, call 642-2131 or go to www.venturaymca.org.

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SUMMER SURF CAMPSJune 21 - September 10

M-F 9am-3pm(half day 9am-12pm)

Register online...805-200-8674

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2 WEEK PROGRAM - 5 SESSIONS - AGES 8 TO 18

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Explore the Harbor and beautiful systemof canals in our environmentally friendlyand comfortable electric boats. Stopalong the way to enjoy dinner or a lattefrom the local restaurants and shops.

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CAMP SESSION 1 • June 21 - July 2

ONLY 20 PARTICIPANTS WILL BE ACCEPTED EACH SESSIONRegistration Deadlines: June 15th, 2010 and July 15th, 2010

$225 per session

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SAMPLE DAILY SCHEDULE:Check-in • Warm-up stretch • Dancing Across the Floor • Social Break

Choreography (Ballet/Tap/Jazz) • Healthy Snack • Rhythm Section • Drama ActivitySing and Dance • Practice Choreography • Watch a dance video.

Conducted by Anna Reed Sanchez, credentialed elementary school teacher,and MacKinnon Dance Academy dance educator for over 17 years.

Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.Ages 5 to 12 yrs - prior dance experience not required

CAMP SESSION 2 • August 2 - August 13

Our Dance Camp is a terrific way for your children to have fun, make friends, get exercise and express themselves,all while dancing and creating a fun performance piece to share with parents at the end of each two-week session.

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