Nursing and rehabilitation year long program

Camp Fish Tales is nestled on 67 acres in Northern Bay County, MI. We are a barrier free outdoor camp for kids and adults with disabilities.

Camp Barnabas is a ministry in Southwest Missouri dedicated to providing a unique Christian summer camp experience to individuals with disabilities and chronic illnesses. It's a summer full of waterslides, fishing, canoeing, archery, ziplining, swimming, mini-golf, and so much more. We want our Campers to have a summer just like everyone else because, for most of the year, our Campers are on the outside.

Camp Ability offers recreational summer camp to children, teens, and adults with disabilities.

Camp Inclusion is a summer day camp in Howard County Maryland that focuses on social interaction between the campers and their non-disabled peers through sports and games.

Special Camps (est in 1995), is an all volunteer run camp for campers with intellectual disabilities. This year we will rent Camp Red Leaf in Ingleside, IL for our exclusive use in June.

Children regardless of ability and disability are accepted.

Wonderland Camp is an all-inclusive camp for individuals with disabilities age 6+.

Since our start in 1963 as Greater Cincinnati's first summer camp for children with disabilities, Stepping Stones has a long history of innovation! Today, we offer a variety of recreation programs year-round for ages 5 to 64 at four Greater Cincinnati locations. Learn more by clicking on the link to our website.

Summer is a time to explore new adventures, have fun, and make friends. Summer Camp at Fieldstone Farm is an exceptional experience where campers discover their unique talents in week-long day camps. Camp staff, instructors, and counselors are specially-trained to bring out the best in children with special needs. Each day camp includes horseback riding and a variety of other activities tied into the week's theme.

Summer camp for children with asthma or allergic conditions.

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

The Team GUTS Fun & Fitness Camp is not only about having a great time, but being introduced to different physical activities in positive way and having that social component is very important as well. Health and wellness is not always at the forefront for our loved ones, but it is so important and so needed.

Clover Patch welcomes physically and/or developmentally disabled campers ages five and older. The program provides families and caregivers a period of reprieve while at the same time providing campers with a challenging, educational and fun outdoor living experience in a fully accessible natural setting.

YAI- Mainstreaming At Camp (MAC) - A program ran in partnership with Frost Valley YMCA in the Catskill mountains of New York State serving children and young adults with developmental disabilities from 8-18 in an inclusive setting striving to expand the reach of summer camp to all people.

Camp Carefree provides a free week of summer camp for children with chronic conditions and illnesses. Children are provided a traditional summer camp to laugh and play; focusing on what makes them unique, and not what makes them different.

A traditional summer camp experience for children with social, emotional, or learning challenges.

Summer Therapy Day Camp (July 20 - 24, 2026) is a small-group camp in Broomfield led by an Occupational Therapist and Speech-Language Pathologist for neurodivergent children ages 5-7 and 8-10. Campers receive individualized speech and OT goals integrated into themed days of movement, art, and connection. Cost: $1,000 ($300 deposit + $700 therapy fees). Medicaid, Kaiser, and A&I Avenues accepted.

The Tikvah program at Ramah Berkshires is a continuously growing and evolving initiative. We are proud to offer Jewish children with a wide range of disabilities the opportunity for growth in the areas of Jewish identity, socialization, independence, and much more.

We have two separate camp groups, Junior Adventures (ages 6 to 14) and our Youth Adult Leadership Program (ages 16 to 26). JA focuses on getting kids with disabilities outside more often to gain skills in outdoor recreation. YALP focus on gaining leadership skills and independence for all aspects of life. In general, our goal is to enhance the quality of life through adaptive recreation.