Camps and Recreation

We offer several different camps for people with all types of disabilities. Our camps are barrier-free and designed to be accessible to everyone. A camp experience increases skills and enhances self-confidence while giving families much-needed respite from the hard work and responsibility they face every day. Additionally, these activities provide an opportunity to learn to problem-solve, make social adjustments to new and different people, learn responsibility, and gain new skills to increase self-esteem.

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Adult Programs
Recreational groups for young adults and seniors with disabilities provide socialization, skills building and independence. Learn more.

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Camp Buckaroo
A week-long day camp for children with any type of disabilities, ages 6-15, and their siblings, ages 6-10. Learn more.

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Camp M.O.S.T.
Weekend overnight camp for teens & young adults with cerebral palsy and similar neurological disorders, ages 15-21. Learn more.

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Camp Smiles
A week-long overnight camp for children with cerebral palsy and similar neurological disorders, ages 6-15. Learn more.

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Family Camps
Veteran family camps, typically led in tandem by our Camp and Mental Health programs, happen over long weekends in the fall and spring. Family camps offer military-connected families opportunities to experience the outdoors, unplug, reconnect, work on communication and reinforce relationships. Learn more.

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Family Day Out
Family Day Out is a day camp for children with disabilities and their siblings to enjoy arts & crafts, group games, and more! Learn more.

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Parents Night Out
Parents Night Out is a Friday out-of-home Respite program for children, teens, and young adults with disabilities to have an opportunity to socialize in a safe and fun environment. Learn more.

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ToyTech & Play Groups
Year-long play- and activity-based therapy such as Play-A-Palooza, yoga, karate, dance, and art therapy are adapted to the needs of children with all types of disabilities. ToyTech is a lending library of toys adapted to the needs of children with disabilities. Learn more.