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Special Needs Camps in the Bay Area
Discover special needs camps in the Bay Area. Inclusive programs designed to support and engage children with diverse abilities in fun, safe environments.
- Sickle Cell Community Advisory Council and Children’s Hospital OaklandThe Taylor Family Foundation, Livermore, CA 94550Special NeedsOutdoorsUnclaimedA specialized medical summer camp for children with sickle cell disease, offering activities such as horseback riding, rock wall climbing, swimming, and various sports. The camp provides education, growth, and development for each camper.
- Walnut Creek Arts + RecreationClarke Swim Center, Walnut Creek, CA 94598Special NeedsUnclaimedCamps foster creativity and personal growth for campers with developmental disabilities through engaging activities. Participants explore their talents in a supportive environment, enhancing their skills and building confidence while forming meaningful connections.
- Santa Rosa Recreation and ParksGalvin Community Park, Santa Rosa, CA 95405Special NeedsPlay-basedUnclaimedTwilight Tennis, Flag Football, Cheer and Dance, Pickleball Camp
- PALSNotre Dame de Namur University, Belmont, CA 94002Special NeedsOvernightUnclaimedPALS mission is to create inclusive camp experiences for people with and without Down syndrome. Our volunteer-led programs change attitudes, transform lives, and inspire a world of belonging.
- BEST Youth Sports CampsFoster City, CA 94404Special NeedsSportsUnclaimedDay camp offering various activities including gymnastics, sports, and other recreational programs for special needs children.
- Xenophon Therapeutic Riding CenterXenophon Therapeutic Riding, Orinda, CA 94563Special NeedsAnimalsUnclaimedXenophon offers Therapeutic Riding to children ages 5 to 18 years of age, with any diagnosed disability. Therapeutic Riding uses the multidimensional movement of the horse to positively affect physical, psychological, and behavioral functioning
- Camp Via WestCamp Via West, Cupertino, CA 95014Special NeedsOvernightUnclaimedCampers entering 6th grade through post high school (up to age 23) participate in a day or overnight project-based program designed for neurodivergent youth who have social/cognitive support needs such as autism and ADHD. Altitude provides opportunities to build social skills, independence, and self confidence in a natural setting to help prepare your child for the transition to young adulthood and the rest of their lives.