Camp Bloomfield

Pathfinder Ranch, 35510 Pathfinder Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92561

mapPathfinder Ranch, 35510 Pathfinder Rd, Wrightwood, CA 92561

About

Camp Bloomfield offers traditional summer camp activities for children and teens who are blind or visually impaired, with adapted activities for safety plus independence and life skills activities. The program also offers recreational and camping programs in a natural environment, and the 2026 youth/teen camp session runs from June 28 to July 1.

Programs

  • Camp Bloomfield: Traditional Summer Camp — all ages and abilities · Three sessions of recreational and camping programs in a safe and natural environment. In 2026, youth/teen camp is June 28-July 1, 2026 at Lions Camp at Wrightwood (near Wrightwood, CA).
  • Youth/Teen Session — 7-17 · For children who are blind or visually impaired. Offers traditional camp activities adapted for safety, as well as independence and life skills activities. Takes place at Lions Camp at Wrightwood.
  • Family Camp Session — Caregivers can attend with their children who are blind, visually impaired or have multiple disabilities. Siblings can also join. Takes place at Pathfinder Ranch, near Mountain Center, CA.
  • Adult Camp Session — For adults who are blind or visually impaired. Takes place at the Lions Camps at Teresita Pines, just outside of Wrightwood, CA.

At a glance

  • Ages: 7–17 years old

About the provider

Camp Bloomfield has been sharing the joys of the great outdoors with children and families since 1958. It is accredited by the American Camp Association, and its mission is to offer activities adapted for children of all ages and abilities in a natural and safe environment to develop self-esteem and build independence.

Camp Bloomfield is the only one of its kind for children with multiple disabilities and blindness in California that is offered free of charge to participants.

What families say

“Audrey, age 15, had lost much of her vision only nine months before she arrived at camp. Doctors had removed a brain tumor that was pressing on her optic nerve. Post-surgery, she has a small circle of vision, without top, bottom or peripheral sight.” — Audrey

Last updated September 6, 2026.

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