Since 1937, providing a traditional camp experiance to children and adults with disabilites. Our 2:1 camper to counselor ratio allows on to focus on what a camper
Program Emphasis
Gender
Type Of Stay
Location
AD/HD Autism Cerebral Palsy Cognitive Disabilities Developmental Disabilities Diabetes Epilepsy Deaf and Hard Of Hearing Learning Disabilities Multiple Sclerosis Muscular Dystrophy Physical Disabilities Social Skills Speech Impairments Spina Bifida Vision Impairments
Three traditonal meals are served daily, with some element of choice. Speacial diets can be accomendated with prior notice.
Session Information
Session 1: June 20-25-Ages 7-21: $900.00 Session 2: June 27-July 8-Ages 21-99: $1900.00 Session 3: July 11-16-Ages 21-99: $1900.00 Session 4: July 18-29-Ages 21-99: $1900.00 Session 5: August 1-12-Ages 7-21: $1900.00 Weekend Adventure: August 12-15-Ages 11-21: $400.00 Session 6: August 15-20-Ages 7-21: $900.00
More About Camp
A Tradition of Excellence Since its beginning, The League at Camp Greentop has met the individual needs of campers while they grow and enjoy friendship, recreation, and nature.
Established in 1937, Camp Greentop is one of the oldest residential camps specifically designed for children and adults with physical and multiple disabilities.
Located on 200 acres in the beautiful Catoctin Mountain National Park, six miles west of Thurmont, Maryland, Camp Greentop is operated by The League for People With Disabilities, Inc., with the cooperation of the National Park Service.
Camp Greentop is accredited by the American Camping Association and is licensed by the State of Maryland for Youth Camp Certification
Camp Greentop serves youth and adults who have physical, cognitive, affective, and multiple disabilities. Camp is structured to provide programs that promote independence. Staff are trained to support campers with their personal care needs.
All new campers and their families will have an interview over the phone or meet with the Camp Administration prior to the camper attending the session. The interview is a process to allow administration, campers, and families to assess how Camp programs can be successful for the participants.
Activities & Features
Outdoor Activities
Backpacking Hiking
Performing Arts
Drama Music
Land Sports
Horseback Riding Baseball Basketball Football Field Hockey Lacrosse Soccer Softball Volleyball
