Roleplaying Camps

My name is Teddy Hulsker, I founded Bay Area RPGs in 2020 at the height of the pandemic, hosting sessions on Zoom. Since then Bay Area RPGs has expanded to offer a variety of D&D related services hosted by top notch Dungeon Masters with training in the Theater Arts.

Feel free to contact me via email at bayarearpg@gmail.com

We offer a variety of camps for all ages and experience levels in a safe, friendly and inclusive environment. We offer after school camps and host camps on weekends, as well as summer and holiday camps.

Email us at bayarearpg@gmail.com or follow the link to ActivityHero to reserve a spot or get more info!

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Currently Enrolling Camps as of 1/25/2026 (Teen Summer Camp Options Coming Soon!)

D&D Summer Camps at Its Your Move Games

Another year and another summer of adventure! We return this to It’s Your Move for 10 weeks of youth D&D programming starting the week of June 1st and ending the week of August 3rd. We offer both morning sessions, 9am to 12pm and afternoon sessions, 1pm to 4pm. It’s possible to enroll in both with care provided between sessions. To learn more and register use the link below.

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Girls, Femme and Non Binary Youth and Teen D&D

Our popular camp aimed at girls, femme and Non Binary identifying players continues this winter at Dr. Comics and Mr. Games in Piedmont led by DM Gayle Why. We are offering a younger kids group as well as a teen group. Camp meets weekly on Saturdays, first session is February 7th. To find out more use the link below:

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Winter/Spring D&D at Its Your Move Games

Bay Area RPG returns to Its Your Move Games for another season of adventure! Camps are held Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday! Programming begins the week of 1/12 and ends the week of 5/25. To view the complete listing visit our ActivityHero page:

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Policy on Disruptive Behavior
At Bay Area Role Playing Games, our mission is to foster safe, fun, and collaborative environments where players can immerse themselves in the joys of role-playing games. To maintain this atmosphere, we uphold high standards for respectful and inclusive behavior during all sessions.

While we encourage creativity and expression, disruptive behavior undermines the experience for others and will not be tolerated. Disruptive behavior includes, but is not limited to:

  • Acts of physical violence or destruction.
  • Antagonism or hostility towards other players or staff.
  • Repeated interruptions or refusal to follow the Dungeon Master’s instructions.
  • Any actions that foster a hostile or unsafe play environment.

hostile environment is one in which players feel unsafe, excluded, or intimidated, or where the enjoyment and collaborative spirit of the group is consistently disrupted.

Progressive Discipline
We believe in addressing challenges collaboratively and fairly. When disruptive behavior occurs, we will take the following steps to resolve the issue:

  1. On-Site Resolution: The instructor will first address the behavior directly with the participant to try to resolve it during the session.
  2. Parent/Guardian Communication: If the behavior persists, we will contact the participant’s parent or guardian by phone to discuss the issue and seek a solution together.
  3. Removal from Program: If the behavior continues despite these efforts, Bay Area Role Playing Games reserves the right to remove the participant from the group or program.

Our Commitment
We are committed to working collaboratively with parents to find a solution that supports all players. Our priority is to ensure a safe, engaging, and positive environment for everyone.

Refund Policy
Refunds will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Please note that in most instances, fees for camps or sessions already attended will not be refunded.

We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in helping us maintain an enjoyable and inclusive space for all participants. If you have questions or concerns about this policy, please don’t hesitate to contact us.


“Henry loves D&D camp. I enjoy that Henry is excited about and looks forward to D&D camp every day. I enjoy listening to my kid get into character and hearing his love for this game in his voice. He takes this game seriously. Henry said, it was very fun and he really likes the whimsy in the game. The camp is just good. He really likes the group of kids and you (Teddy) are really good at leading the group.”

Andrea, Parent