Peninsula Camp Fair - FREE March 1 in Palo Alto

FREE 11th Peninsula Camp & School Fair in Palo Alto is on Sunday, March 1, in Palo Alto High School gym at 85 Churchill Ave.

The INDOOR Fair is open from 11am to 2pm with FREE admission and FREE parking.

The 8 FREE Bay Area Camp & School Fairs sponsored by Stanford Medicine Children's Health provide families with a one-stop shopping experience as they plan their spring break and summer activities. There is a wide variety of schools and camps for children, teens and families including preschools, day camps, overnight, performing arts, S.T.E.M. & S.T.E.A.M. programs, scouts and sports. Camps from around California and the nation take part.

Here are the 8co-hosted by Bay Area Festivals and ActivityHero:

• 4th in Fremont is Saturday, Feb. 28, in the Thornton Middle School gym, 4357 Thornton Ave. off Fremont Blvd.
• in Palo Alto is Sunday, Mar. 1, in Palo Alto High School gym at 85 Churchill Ave.
• Inaugural South Bay in San Jose joins our roster of annual fairs on Saturday, Mar. 14.
• Inaugural Mid-Peninsula is on Sunday, Mar. 15, in San Mateo at Hillsdale High School gym, 3115 Del Monte St.
• 9th is on Saturday, Mar. 21, in Sunnyvale/Cupertino.
• 14th is on Sunday, Mar. 22, in Mill Valley at Edna Maguire Elementary School multi-purpose room, 80 Lomita Dr. just off Hwy 101.
• 13th is Saturday, Mar. 28, in Concord at our new location indoors at De La Salle High School gym, 1130 Winton Dr. @ Treat. Blvd.
• 12th is Sunday, Mar. 29, in Danville indoors at our new location Charlotte Wood Middle School auditorium, 600 El Capitan Dr. off Camino Ramon and I-680.

Each Camp Fair is open from 11am to 2pm with free admission and ample free parking.

The 8 Bay Area Camp Fairs provide families with a one-stop shopping experience as they plan their spring break and summer activities. There is a wide variety of schools and camps for children, teens and families including preschools, day camps, overnight, performing arts, S.T.E.M. & S.T.E.A.M. programs, scouts and sports. Camps from around California and the nation take part.

The first 200 families each day receive a free Camp Backpack courtesy of Stanford Medicine Children's Health.

There is a free raffle drawing for camps and KidFest tickets. Anyone bringing cans of food donation for the Monument Crisis Center will receive an extra raffle ticket for each can.

Stanford Medicine Children's Health hosts a free craft activity at each Fair.

Admission and parking are FREE each day.

Bay Area Festivals has presented festivals, boutiques and fairs around the greater San Francisco Bay Area since 2010. Among their annual events are Bay Area SpringFest, Bay Area Kids' Book Fair, a series of Holiday, Valentine's and Mom's Day boutiques, Walnut Creek Oktoberfest, King of the County BBQ & Music Festival in Martinez, San Pablo 4th of July Multi-Cultural Celebration, Contra Cosa Con Stars Wars Celebration and Halloween Con.

Bay Area KidFest has been voted by the readers of Bay Area Parent as the Best Family Event or Community Fair/Festival in the East Bay and was voted Best Community Event five consecutive times by readers of Claycord.com. Bay Area Festivals has donated over $100,000 cash to educational, health, sports and youth non-profits in the past 15 years.

ActivityHero is a one-stop shop for all types of kids camps and classes, used by over four million families. See parent reviews, camp schedules and prices all in one place. Camps & Activity Providers can promote their kids activities and use our online tools for all your registrations.

Visit www.Bay AreaCampFairs.com for more information.

Camps, schools, other programs and businesses wishing to exhibit at Camp & School Fair can visit to register or .

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