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Ross Valley Mountain Bike Camp

Marin County Mountain Biking For Kids 8 - 14

Our Story

Ross Valley Mountain Bike Camp, formerly known as "Otis Guy", is a Marin County mountain biking camp for kids aged 8 to 14. Located in Fairfax, Marin County, California, we are dedicated to equipping the next generation with mountain bike skills and nurturing an appreciation for the outdoors and trails of Marin. We believe in providing a safe and fun environment for kids to learn and grow through the exhilarating sport of mountain biking.  We look forward to sharing the very best of Marin County Mountain Biking with you! 

What Sets Us Apart

Experienced Instructors

Adventure-Packed Days

Exploring Nature's Wonders

Tailored Skills Training

Teaching Professionals

Health Care Professionals

CPR / First Aid Certified

Decades Of Experience 

1 counselor for every 5 children

Safety First Approach

Sharing The Very Best Of Marin County Mountain Biking 

Creating Life Long Friendships

Building Core Mountain Bike Skills 

Building Lasting Memories

Stopping To Appreciate The Views

Soaking In The Wonder Of Nature 

 

Parent Testimonials

My child had an amazing time at Ross Valley Mountain Bike Camp! The instructors were fantastic, and the whole experience was both fun and educational.

Samantha P.

I highly recommend Ross Valley Mountain Bike Camp. It's a great way for kids to spend their summer, learning new skills and making friends in a beautiful outdoor setting.

David M.

My son came back from camp full of stories about the trails they explored and the new tricks he learned. He can't wait to go back next summer!

Melissa H.

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Be Prepared

To fully enjoy the Ross Valley Mountain Bike Camp and Marin County mountain biking we've pulled together some must haves to ensure everyone is smiling and safe at the end of day.  

A good example of a Mountain bike, ready to hit the trails. Equipped with full suspension

A Bike Service

A full bike service at your local bike shop prior to the camp. OR

Ensure Bike is well maintained with fully functional gears,  tread on the tires and lube on the chain

A mountain bike cassette with a wide range of gearing to enable a bike rider to keep pedaling whilst climbing

"Large Cogs" / Easy Gearing

Adequate gearing to keep pedaling when going up hill 

A crash helmet for cycling, protecting the rider's head from a potential concussion or damage should the rider crash

Helmet

A helmet that fits your kid's head. This is a must - No helmet. No ride. 

A tasty, nutritious lunch to fuel a cyclist

Lunch 

We supply the snacks. You provide the lunch. Each rider will be given a handlebar bag 9"x 4.5" to carry their lunch

Water bottle and cage to ensure cyclist has water / fluids on hand and remains hydrated throughout bike ride

Water Bottles

Bikes need to have at least 1 water bottle (and cage). Preferably 2. Alternatively a hydration pack 

SPF sun cream to protect bike rider's skin from the sunshine rays

Sun Cream 

Apply sun cream before riding. We'll have extra on hand if needed. 

Lightweight, clothing, gloves for additional coverage is advised

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QUESTIONS

How Much Does the Camp Cost?  

$485 per week 

Dates of Camp

Week 1 June 16th-20th 

Week 2 June 23rd-27th 

Week 3 July 7th-11th 

Week 4 July 14th-18th

Week 5 July 28th-August 1st 

Week 6 August 4th-8th 

Drop Off / Pick Up Location 

8:30am Drop Off at the Contratti Park Baseball Field in Fairfax. Address: 4 School St, Fairfax, CA 94930 

 

2:30pm Pick Up same location - camp ends at 3PM 

How To Determine if Your Camper Is Beginner Or Advanced? 

We have a large diversity of riders from ages 8-14 years old who come from all kinds of riding backgrounds, from beginners to advanced. We split into two groups for the week, beginner/intermediate and intermediate/advanced groups, to give each rider the best camp and Marin County mountain biking experience.

Beginners would be riders who need to get off their bike just a few times riding up Shaver Grade from Deer Park School to 5 corners. (As a point of reference, this climb is approximately 1.5 miles with a mixture of gradients and undulating surfaces)

Advanced would be those who can ride up, barely getting off their bikes. If a rider is in the wrong group, we can move them up or down a group after the first day

Does My "Camper" Need To Be An Experienced Rider?

No - the only expectation is they can ride a bike safely. During the week we'll focus on core skills, team building and enjoying the outdoors on bikes. The primary focus is fun and building confidence, so they can get the very best from Marin County mountain biking 

Are Scholarships Available? 

Yes. Please contact us via email for further details on how to apply. 
info@rossvalleymountainbikecamp.com 



 

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