Siblings
Caregivers

We allow friends and siblings of all abilities to attend our Youth Sessions.

Individual or private caregivers may attend our Youth and Adult Sessions free of charge. Background checks, interviews, and approval are required for a caregiver to attend (Please note: parent/guardian may not attend as a caregiver- this session is designed to help develop independence in a safe, well-structured, and fun environment in a very small ratio.)

Parents who would like to attend are encouraged to seek more information about our Family Camp Sessions. Contact our office by phone or email for more information.

Visit tuolumnetrails.org for session dates and pricing

*Programming Activities Offered: Sports & Rec, Arts & Crafts, Swimming, Horse Grooming/Feeding, Hiking, Performing Arts, various group evening programs, Camp out, Low Ropes Course, Gold Panning, and Archery.

All staff members receive 10 days of training to best serve our campers, including training in lifting & transferring, personal care, first-aid & CPR, and best practices in working with individuals of all needs.

Tuolumne Trails maintains a minimum staffing ratio of 2:5, along with a trained nurse on-site 27/7 while camp is in session.

Financial Assistance Available

Financial aid applications are accepted on a rolling basis for partial and full camp scholarships. Applications can be submitted online at tuolumnetrails.org/financial-aid/

Camp application should be submitted BEFORE applying for financial aid.

We serve traditional summer camp food with special consideration to any dietary needs including: Low-carb/sugar-free, ketogenic, gluten-free, lactose-free, and food allergies.

Whether roasting marshmallows, fishing, spending the afternoon swimming at the pool, singing along at the camp fire, or exploring camp on wheelchair accessible trails, Tuolumne Trails is a world of fun, new experiences for children, teens, and adults of all needs.

Tuolumne Trails is built on 80 acres of Sierra Nevada wilderness, seven miles east of Groveland, CA, near the grandeur of Yosemite National Park.