Camps Accommodating Special Needs

Camp Echoing Hills serves persons with developmental disabilities, adapting creative camp activities to the abilities and interests of our campers.

Real-world developers guide kids through a crash course into how games are made, and help students bring their vision to life through practical skills like coding, design, audio engineering, digital art, and business presentation.

36 years of Dance, Theater, Vocal Music, Instrumental Music, and Fashion Design 5-16 years - Join us!

Story-boarding, filming with camcorders, strategy games, computer digital editing and digital music, Stop Motion Animation, computer programming (Python), Game Design and LEGO Robotics is taught. While working individually and in small groups, children will work on a number of projects. Each child takes home their projects from the camp.

Camp Howe, Inc provides an early experience outside of the family home for youth aged 7-17. The program encompasses all aspects of the campers experience and focuses in offering age appropriate programs aimed at increasing self esteem, leadership, independence, and education on preserving and protecting the environment.

Join us this summer for 2 or 3 weeks at Penn State. Our pre-college program combines academics, athletics, and activities to give high school students a well-rounded introduction to college life.

UW-Stevens Point Virtual College for Kids Summer Camp engages curious kids in fun programs of their choosing! Your child can pick up to two classes to take for the week.

The Youth Farm Bible Camp is located in Rosthern, Saskatchewan. We are a camp that primarily runs in the summer with a fun staff, lots of activities, farm atmosphere (including horses), a climbing wall and great programming.

Play-Well TEKnologies offers camps in over 23 states and in France offering kids a chance to build and learn with over 200 lbs of Legos.

Wilderness, Survival, and earth skills camp with TV survivalist Jason Drevenak at the North American Bushcraft School

Genesis at Brandeis is a 3-week pluralistic, academically-focused Jewish learning and identity-building summer precollege program for exceptional high school students (ages 15-18). Students engage in college-level learning, informal Jewish experiences and joyful Shabbat celebrations while making lifelong friends and living on a college campus.

Stepping Stones’ summer programs provide an inclusive, encouraging environment where individuals with disabilities find adventure! Our 9-week summer season runs from early June into August at two scenic Greater Cincinnati locations. Program activities include outdoor favorites like fishing, nature and swimming as well as art, music and sensory.

Metro Parks' Nature Adventure Camps are designed to provide Central Ohio youth with the opportunity to discover and experience nature in an engaging, hands-on group setting. Campers will participate in fun outdoor activities, crafts and games. Metro Parks has been offering week-long day camp sessions since 1997. Programs are available for children in preschool through ninth grade.

Summer Horse Camp covered by benefits!

Each session includes art a la mode, weekly yoga class, camper's gallery, guest presentations, and outdoor activities! Zoo/Heritage Center/Capitol/Mural/Elks Pool/Sertoma Park and River Shores/Local Businesses Tours, and more. Weekly Schedule to parents at the beginning of each week! To see children smile, give them color.

Happy Campers Wanted! We offer a variety of camps from 8 am - 3 pm. We offer extended care options that begin at 6:30 am and end at 6 pm. Camps include field trips, swimming, sports, outdoor fun, crafts and meeting new friends.

Camp Friendship, Camp Eden Wood, and Camp Courage serve children and adults with disabilities.