A recreational and experiential educational program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals from around the world.
Deaf Camps, Inc. runs week-long residential camps in Knoxville, MD for deaf or hard of hearing children and hearing children who want to learn American Sign Language. Campers entereing grades 2 through 12 will participate in swimming, hiking, arts and crafts, and other great camp activities. See www.deafcampsinc.org for more information and FAQ.
Regular summer camp for deaf and hard-of-hearing children age 9 to 17. All staff members use American Sign Language. week 1 & 4 are trip camps and week 2 & 3 are horse program camps.
An Outdoor Camp for deaf kids and hearing kids of deaf parents!
Signs of Fun spreads Aloha to all Deaf and Hard of hearing keiki!
Children who are Deaf or hard of hearing, using any form of hearing devices (such as traditional hearing aids, cochlear implants, bone conduction hearing aids, etc.) or who are D/HH and do not use any assistive devices. Children who are CODA, which by our definition means they are a child of a Deaf adult or a sibling of a Deaf child. CODA children are hearing but use American Sign Language fluently to communicate.
Cued American English and American Sign Language go hand to hand!
The USA Deaf Soccer Association is hosting a soccer leadership camp for deaf and hard of hearing girls ages 12-18 at the Georgia School for the Deaf in June 2019.
Come join in the fun! Be it Hawaii or Virginia, we're always playing at Signs of Fun's Day camp!
CampedUP is a summer program located in Manhattan for cochlear implant and hearing aid users using an auditory-based communication approach. Our mission is to provide a community in which each child will be able to socialize with other children with hearing loss, gain self-advocacy skills, and have a blast in a unique listener-friendly environment!
Traditional, week-long residential camp for Deaf and Hard of Hearing youth the first full week of August. Offers typical camp activities long with some STEM activities and mentoring by D/HH professionals in various fields and sciences. AGES 11-17 years.
Deaf and hard-of-hearing college bound students. Come to campus for a week and Explore Your Future! Explore Your Future (EYF) is a six-day career exploration program at Rochester Institute of Technology for college-bound deaf and hard-of-hearing high school students in grades 10, 11, and 12 as of fall 2025. This program focuses on personal growth and career awareness for students as they begin to think about college.
Charis Hills is a Christian Summer Camp that offers kids, ages 7 to 18, with learning differences and social difficulties—those with ADD, ADHD, high-functioning Autism, and Asperger's—an opportunity to come to a place of acceptance. We provide a positive camp experience while sharing the good news about Jesus Christ.
Camp Starfish is a not-for-profit residential camp which serves children between the ages of 7 to 14 who have emotional, behavioral and learning challenges.
Camp Holiday Trails is for children and teens with medical needs in Charlottesville, VA.
Providing a traditional camp experience to children and adults with disabilities since 1937. Our 2:1 camper to counselor ratio focuses on what a camper can do!
The premiere camping experience for people with disabilities. It's a five day, in residence, camp-style retreat for people with cognitive or physical disabilities to find fellowship with others, both with and without disabilities and to experience the best week of their year. June 16th - 20th 2025
Camp Accomplish is an incredible summer camp open to youth aged 5-22 and adults (in an adult-only session) up to age 60. We proudly serve campers with and without disabilities and chronic health conditions while promoting fun, safety, challenge, and friendship for everyone. From climbing walls to nature trails to therapeutic riding activities, every child is welcome to explore, learn, and grow.
Camp Reece is a sleepaway camp designed for children and teens with special needs, offering a supportive, inclusive, and adventure-filled summer experience. Unlike larger camps, we keep our community intentionally small so every camper is truly known, supported, and celebrated for who they are. Our programs foster independence, confidence, and lasting friendships!
Camp Type: Deaf and Hard Of Hearing Camps
