Unleash Your Potential at Gateway Academy's 2025 High Tech Warrior Summer Camp! Join us from June 9th to July 3rd, Monday through Friday, 9 AM - 3 PM, for an unforgettable summer of innovation, creativity, and adventure! Tailored specifically for Twice-Exceptional Students with High-Functioning Autism, our camp offers the ultimate high-tech experience in a supportive and engaging environment.

For campers ages 12+, sessions from July10 - Aug 25; ratio 4:1 camper-staff;
We care about the mental health of our campers and their families. Our peer-to-peer mentorship sets our youth up with skill development to support future goals and adult independence.

SMILE Summer Camp was developed for children with disabilities out of a need to provide them with a fun, interactive way to further develop their social skills and to help these kids have a better summer - and a better life.

UCP Summer Camps - Where Summer Learning and Fun Begins!

Limitless offers a developmental summer camp for special needs individuals aged 3-25.

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.

We use the Frequency, Intensity, Duration Model. Our campers make phenomenal gains in motor skills, language, social skills, academics and sensory processing. We require the presence of at least one parent for each camper, the camp becomes a parent training, networking and support system. Parents are trained in therapy techniques that can be used at home to continue advancement of their child.

Camp Altitude is committed to providing a safe, fun and rewarding summer experience that promotes social learning and independent living skills.

MGH Aspire: Year-Round Autism & Asperger's Programs: We offer fall, spring and summer programs to help children, teens, and adults with high cognitive autism spectrum disorder or a related social profile make social connections and develop independence.

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

Our camp is designed for children with all abilities in mind. We provide a safe, fun and highly supportive inclusive environment where your child can develop new skills, build friendships, and gain confidence alongside their typical peers in a structured camp setting.

The Tikvah Program serves Jewish children, teens, and young adults ages 10-23 with learning, emotional, and developmental disabilities.

MICC’s Summer program is a weeklong journey for autistic and neurodivergent teens and young adults to a future filled with possibilities for living independently, working purposefully and thriving in community. This is a great introduction to MICC’s hands-on, skills-based approach as attendees build independent living skills, explore careers through on-the-job learning, practice self-advocacy and receive social coaching.

Beyond Akeela is a co-ed summer transition program for quirky teens who have completed 10th - 12th grade. We are a small, intentional community with a focus on social growth, college/job readiness, and FUN!

In addition to the academic year, Aim High School offers a four-week Summer Camp for students. Summer Semester is a great way for students to keep mentally, physically, and socially active during the summer.

Camp Lily Berks, an Easterseals summer day camp for ages 8-21, offers inclusive activities that build skills, promote friendships and increase independence. Campers enjoy arts and crafts activities, swimming, sports, music, educational programs and a variety of other activities that engage, entertain and educate.

Welcome to Camp Idlewild of Florida, a place where campers are accepted and valued for who they are and for their unique differences. Our programs are designed knowing that each child has their own special set of likes and dislikes, strengths, and challenges. While campers are having the time of their lives, parents and caregivers are provided with respite services.