Aspen Camp provides recreational and educational program for Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals from around the world.
Camp Greentop provides quality camping programs for youth and adults with cognitive, physical, emotional and multiple disabilities. We also offer a primitive camp (League Pioneers) and a Travel Camp! Weekend Respite options are available year-round as well. Campers have enjoyed Camp Greentop since 1937. Don't miss out on all the fun in a safe and supportive environment!
The Southampton Fresh Air Home provides a unique vacation experience for physically challenged children between the ages of 6 to 22. Camp programming includes arts and crafts, computers, sports, and swimming, and sailing. Contact David Billingham: (631) 283-1594 or dbillingham@sfah.org
Since 1949, Camp Lakewood has provided summer memories for children ages 6-17. We offer a wide variety of safe, progressive and fun camp programs in a beautiful Missouri Ozark setting.
Wolf Camp offers unique overnight camps in beautiful outdoor locations of Washington State. Directors Kim & Chris Chisholm are on site teaching our highly-trained staff throughout the summer.
Rising Treetops at Oakhurst provides summer sleep away and day camp, and year-round respite care for children and adults with special needs, including autism and physical and intellectual disabilities.
Camp Cedarledge and Tuckaho located in beautiful Eastern Missouri offers all girls (not just Girl Scouts) an experience of a lifetime. Located on over 700 acres of pristine wilderness, camp is a retreat for all girls.
Creative arts programs for preschoolers-teens: visual arts, music, movement, drama & more.
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Watch your child jump, twirl and soar at Polaris this summer! Our mixed-discipline program allows the young dancer to experience a range of dance styles including contemporary, ballet, hip hop, aerial, and Jazz.
Your child can enjoy a fun, safe, structured, top-quality Martial Arts Summer Camp program at White Tiger Martial Arts!
Our High School Leadership Development Camp put on the by the American Red Cross Utah Region and is often said to be one of the most incredible experiences of the participants lives!
The Center for Courageous Kids (CCK). CCK is a nonprofit residential medical camp that services children who are medically fragile. CCK offers diagnoses specific summer sessions and family weekend retreats.
School of Rock Princeton’s music camps and workshops are designed to bring out the best performance in a fast-paced learning environment. Just like our standard programs, our camps offer a high-energy experience that is fun, creative and team-oriented. Our students learn music by playing it with their peers, guided by experienced instructors from the music community.
Campers have a blast as they play in a band, learn current music, write a song and perform on stage with professional sound and lighting. Individual and group musical instruction. All instruments welcome! Rock Band Camp sessions.
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.
TLC provides a camp, free of charge, to children throughout Texas with physical disabilities, vision/hearing impairments, and type 1 diabetes.
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.
This camp provides a safe environment for special needs children ages 7 to 18 to experience all of the wonderful adventures and fun of a residential camp.
Easter Seals summer Computer Program is designed for students with special needs.
