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Our 2026 campers join us for either 6 weeks (June 21-August 2nd) or three weeks (June 21st-July 11th) or (July 12th-August 2nd). We also offer an extended summer road trip adventure for kids 12+ from (Aug 2nd-Aug 14th). Enjoy STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math programs, Arts and Music, Indoor swimming, archery, outdoor skills, and a variety of sports offerings in addition to our weekly trips and special event programming.

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Financial Assistance Available

Limited need-based financial assistance is available on a rolling basis.

Daily meals include buffet with two hot entrees, full salad bar and sandwich bar (in addition to hot entrees) at lunch. We offer vegetarian options at each meal and can accommodate gluten free needs as well.

Camp Sequoia is an overnight summer camp for boys ages 7-17 and girls age 9-16 who need help developing their social skills. Located on a beautiful modern campus (1 hour outside of Philadelphia) our innovative program integrates social skills with frustration tolerance building in an intentional framework to help campers build their social emotional skills through an active, FUN, traditional camp program. Dr. Lew and our team have been tapped as a globally innovative program by the International Conference on ADHD.

Camp Sequoia is filling an unmet need in the overnight camp market for children and teenagers who do not need the level of support offered at special needs overnight camps yet need more than a traditional overnight camp can offer.

The majority of our campers are diagnosed with ADHD (Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). Our camper population also includes boys who present with social anxiety, learning differences which effect social skills development or may not have a formal diagnosis yet present with social learning needs.

All campers present with average to above cognitive ability and full use of language. The majority of our campers attend public schools where they are in mainstream education for all or a portion of the day. Some attend parochial schools, Jewish day schools or private schools for students with learning differences. Our campers come from across the U.S.A. and internationally to be with us in the summer.