Camp Pennwood provides young people with intellectual disabilities the opportunity to enjoy a traditional day camp. Campers participate in activities such as arts and crafts, archery, swimming, and musical activities during the five-week summer run.

Residential year-round camp, Weekend respite and week-long and weekend Travel Program.

Camp designed for children with Special Needs and Learning Disabilities where they will work on academic and basic living skills. Our program is based on the Assessment for Functional Living Skills and covers many areas students need to lead the most independent adult life possible. We will offer many different educational activities, field trips, and community-based instruction opportunities.

Situated in Pine Grove, PA, Eagle Springs Programs has been offering vacation services to adults with intellectual and physical disabilities since 1975. It has been owned and operated by the Hamilton family from the beginning and is accredited by the American Camp Association.

Learn how to independently ride a 2 wheel bicycle.

Camp WINGS is a new camp program for young adults 11-26 years looking for a fun and learning filled summer experience! Campers will engage in fun field trips, job skills both on and off campus, and many more life skills related activities at The Hawk.

Camp High Hopes offer summer week-long and day camp, and weekend respite in the fall/spring.

Nature based and animal assisted camps for kids of all abilities!

Located near Yosemite National Park in Ahwahnee, California, Camp Krem has served children and adults with disabilities since 1957. Offering three types of adventure programs Main, (traditional camp), Outdoor Adventure and several unique sessions of Travel Camping.

Camp Accomplish is committed to providing the very best camp experience possible for campers of all ability levels.

Greenville Optimists Camp takes campers who have a disability or who come from an at-risk household.

Camp Kirk is a place where kids and youth are accepted and loved for who they are, as they are. Our programs are designed specifically for kids and youth with autism, attention deficit disorder, learning disabilities, and other types of exceptionalities. Through non-competitive programs, high staff-to-camper ratios, and a nurturing environment, we put the spotlight on each child’s strengths to build their confidence and self-esteem.

Providing a residential camping experience for children and adults with disabilities. We concentrate on camper's abilities, not disabilities.

St Francis Camp is a Special Needs Camp that serves the Southern Michigan, Northern Ohio and Indiana population

CAMP WOW is a social and emotional skills-based summer program supporting neurodiverse children or those with behavioral challenges who cannot be supported in a typical, large camp environment. Campers will have the opportunity to learn and practice social and emotional skills in a safe and supportive environment.

Campers with unique and special needs

Easterseals Timber Pointe Outdoor Center offers week-long day and overnight camping opportunities for children and adults with disabilities and chronic illnesses.

Each summer we offer a unique, skills-based summer program for teens and adults with disabilities. Since 2014, campers have engaged in cooking, yoga, hiking, socialization, geocaching, technology, self-care, communication skills, Zumba, meditation, money management, art, theater, self-expression, self-advocacy, and so much more.

Summer Treehouse is a camp designed to support social, emotional and physical growth and well-being in children ages 4-10 during a fun, engaging three-week intensive session. Grow Thru Play and Parent to Child are partnering to bring together therapies that support the whole child from fine-motor skills, gross-motor skills and sensory integration, to social learning, music, art and imaginative play.

Sib Camp is an opportunity for siblings of children with disabilities to kick back, experience the freedom and thrill of adventure, and share a great time with peers who truly understand the ups and downs of life with siblings what have special needs. It includes zip-lining, kayaking, geocaching, biking, swimming, campfires and lots of fun.