By Grant Bevins on January 23, 2025

In the heart of San Rafael, California, Mountain Camp Marin has quickly become a beloved hub for children and families seeking an enriching summer experience. Directed by Mario Del Cueto, this K-8 day camp stands out as a unique community dedicated to fun, learning, and growth in a tech-free, nature-focused environment. Here’s a closer look at what makes this camp a cornerstone of Marin County.


Mountain Camp Marin is committed to accessibility. In its first summer, a third of campers attended through scholarships or financial aid programs. Collaborations with local organizations like the Marin Child Care Council, San Rafael City Schools, Kentfield Schools, and Mark Day School ensure that children from all backgrounds can enjoy the camp experience. The camp also works with the Mountain Camp Scholarship Foundation to expand opportunities for more families.
When Mario isn’t directing camp activities, he can be found playing basketball in a rec league or enjoying board games with friends and family. His enthusiasm for play mirrors the energy and joy he brings to the camp environment.
With its second summer on the horizon, Mountain Camp Marin is ready to welcome even more campers and staff. Enrollment is open, and Mario invites anyone interested in a rewarding summer job or an unforgettable camp experience to reach out and visit their website.
Mountain Camp Marin isn’t just a summer destination; it’s a community where children grow, friendships flourish, and memories last a lifetime.
Website: mountaincampmarin.com
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