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at Sacramento 4-H Resident Camp • June 21-26, 2026
June 21-26, 2026
Camp Gold Hollow
Nevada City, CA
June 21-26, 2026
Camp Gold Hollow
Nevada City, CA
4-H Resident Camp is one of the highlights of the 4-H year!
4-H Resident Camp is one of the highlights of the 4-H year!
Campers are divided into groups with youth staff members as leaders. The groups meet every day to plan skits, play sports, have craft time, and have fun. Being in a group allows campers to meet new youth and make life-long friendships!
Check out how much fun we had last year!
Check out how much fun we had last year!
Activities
Activities
Activities vary each day, and include:
Games and adventures
Canoeing
Songs and skits
Archery
Arts and crafts
Stargazing
Campfires
Play sports
What to Expect
What to Expect
Week-long overnight camp.
Teen staff guide campers throughout camp activities.
Adult chaperones supervise health & safety of campers.
The food at camp is prepared by experienced cooks and there is a nurse on-site at all times.
General items that can be brought to camp include a sleeping bag, pillow, flashlight, toiletries, daily change of clothes, reusable water bottle, and towels.
Location
Location
Camp Gold Hollow is an overnight camp located in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains near Nevada City, California - the heart of gold country. Camp Gold Hollow on Lake Vera is approximately 90 minutes from Sacramento. Founded in 1944, it is owned and operated by the Golden Empire Council of Camp Fire. Nestled in a pine forest, Camp Gold Hollow is on the edge of a private lake fed by two mountain streams. This camp site offers warm days and cool evenings.
Registration Fee
Registration Fee
Pricing:
Early Bird Registration (March 3 - March 31)
Active 4-H Members: $450
Non-Members: $530 ($450 plus $80 4-H membership fee paid separately)
Regular Registration (April 1 - May 20)
Active 4-H Members: $500
Non-Members: $580 ($500 plus $80 4-H membership fee paid separately)
NEED TO ENROLL IN 4-H? GO TO:
If you are new to 4-H, you will need to create a Household, then add your youth member to the household.
If you have enrolled in 4-H before, login with your email and re-enroll your youth member for the 2025-26 program year.
If 4-H Resident Camp is the only program your youth is participating in, you will select "Sacramento 4-H Resident Camp" as your Unit and "Overnight Camping" as the project.
PAYMENT METHODS
Check: Make checks payable to Sacramento 4-H and mail to:
UCCE Sacramento 4-H
4-H Resident Camp
4145 Branch Center Road
Sacramento, CA 95827
Credit Card: Only the $80 4-H Enrollment Fee can by paid with credit card if camper is a new 4-H member
Click here to pay the 4-H enrollment fee.
4-H Enrollment Fee Waiver Request
In-Person: Cash or check payments can be accepted at the Sacramento 4-H Office (4145 Branch Center Road, Sacramento, CA) Monday-Friday from 8:00am-5:00pm.
Date Reminders
Once you complete camper registration, your camp payment is due within 10 days.
Early Bird Registration Ends: March 31
Last Day to Request a Refund: May 15
Regular Registration Ends: May 20
Last Day to Send Payment: May 27
For questions about the Sacramento 4-H Camp Program, please reach out to Adult Director Justina Sharp at 4hcampdirector@gmail.com
Health Information
Health Information
UC 4-H is not requiring proof of vaccination for the events we host, manage and control.
4-H Camp participants (including campers, teen staff, adult chaperones, and 4-H staff) will need to be free of illness when arriving at camp. To help ensure your camper will be able to attend camp, a best practice the two-weeks prior to camp would be to self-monitor including:
1. Monitoring your temperature.
2. Self screening for the presence of Cold, Flu or COVID-like symptoms.
3. Determining if you have been in close contact with a person who has been sick.
Persons that are sick, will not be allowed to attend 4-H camp. Refunds will not be issued if your camper is sick and cannot attend. We can transfer the paid camper registration fee to your camper for the following year.
We'll see you at camp!
We'll see you at camp!
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