Timbertop is a Wisconsin Overnight Summer Camp designed for Kids that have been identified by their School District as needing extra help for a special learning disability. Specific learning disabilities may include: OHI, ADHD, ADD, Dyslexia, LD and SLD. Kids receiving support services such as Leveled Learning Intervention (LLI), Reading Support and Title 1, are also eligible.
STM has been camp-style retreats for for individuals and families impacted by disability to have fun and find fellowship with others in a Christian atmosphere since 1982. Each location is staffed with Medical professionals and volunteers.
Easterseals Camp Wawbeek is an adventure outdoor program that allows people of all abilities to be people first.
Respite Camp allows individuals to enjoy the out of doors in a supportive small group ratio while giving the caregivers a needed break. Most groups are 2 counselors with 3-4 campers
SibDays of Summer is a high-energy day camp for siblings ages 6-12 of brothers and sisters with disabilities. It's offered 10 am-3 pm daily at Plamann Park in Appleton, Wisconsin, from July 17-21, 2023 by WisconSibs, Inc.
The Joyful Hearts program is specially designed for individuals who have developmental disabilities. This program provides a quality camping experience in a safe, Christian environment.
The RecPlex offers a special needs summer camp for all ages and abilities. Activities include daily swimming, weekly beach visits as well as community outings, arts and crafts, indoor exercise and outdoor excursions!
Wisconsin Badger Camp serves adults and children with developmental, physical, emotional/behavioral disabilities in a residental summer camp setting.
Sib Camp is an opportunity for siblings of children with disabilities to kick back, experience the freedom and thrill of adventure, and share a great time with peers who truly understand the ups and downs of life with siblings what have special needs. It includes zip-lining, kayaking, geocaching, biking, swimming, campfires and lots of fun.
Camp HOPE is a free weekend grief camp for children, teens, and their families. Fun is top priority and campers learn that it's okay to laugh and play. Through the weekend of fun, sharing their pain and supporting each other, campers are shown that their emotions are a normal part of grief, they are not alone, and at Camp HOPE, their pain is understood.
Wisconsin youth burn survivors who attend must show proper documentation of hospital treatment for their injuries. As with most camps, a physical and physicians signature must be obtained prior to attendance at camp
At Camp Odayin, you belong! Our programs are for young people with congenital heart disease and their families. Camp Odayin has a Pay-What-You-Can model for camp registrations that supports our commitment to make our programs accessible to everyone in our community. Camp is good medicine!
ARCh Camp Pow Wow welcomes children and adults with learning disabilities, cognitive challenges, autism spectrum disorders, physical health difficulties and a variety of other diagnoses. Some campers use wheelchairs, walkers or other devices to enhance mobility, while others require a regimen of medications or diligent monitoring of blood sugar.
