Looking for a family-friendly outing?
Join us for family-friendly activities on and around Mt. Tam
Where to catch the Tam Van this season:
Storytimes at Pickleweed Library. Join us for nature-themed stories and activities in English and Spanish. We meet either in the park just outside the library or in the library, depending on weather.
- Fourth Tuesdays, 10:30-11:15 a.m.
- Third Saturdays from May to September, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
WildCare Family Nature Day. We'll be offering activities at this free family event on Saturday, April 26 at Richardson Bay Audubon in Tiburon.
We'll also be out welcoming spring and protecting foothill yellow-legged frogs at Carson Falls on some Saturdays in March and April - dates coming soon.
The above list is not exhaustive. Please note that weather conditions, smoke, or red flag warnings may cancel an outing—please reach out to Monica Stafford at mstafford@onetam.org for questions.
About the Tam Van
In a quest to educate current park users and inspire new audiences to explore the parks, One Tam created the “Tam Van” mobile visitor center: a retrofitted bread truck that travels to park sites and communities across Marin County. Staff and volunteers dispense maps, trail guides, program information, and friendly advice on how people can make the most of their visit. Since 2015, it has been providing many of the functions of a visitor center, at a fraction of the cost of constructing a permanent facility, and it reaches new audiences that find it difficult to get to the parks due to distance or limited transit options.
The Tam Van is largely funded by Measure A. Thank you Marin County residents!
