Extra Special People (ESP) Experiences

Extra Special People (ESP) Experiences offers Early Childcare Music Therapy with music-based activities, ESP Day Camp with creative projects, movement, group games, and time to connect, and ESP Overnight Camp for one full week. It also offers Afternoon Programs, Club Events, Miracle League baseball experiences, and Member+ Online Programs.

Programs

• Early Childcare Music Therapy — 0–4 and their families · Weekly gatherings on Fridays from 10:30 am to 12:00 pm · Designed for Members ages 0–4 and their families; music-based activities that encourage connection, communication, and engagement.
• ESP Day Camp — School-age children through adults · During the summer months · Day-camp format with creative projects, movement, group games, and time to connect; 2:1 Member-to-Buddy ratio.
• ESP Overnight Camp — Members 21 and under; Members 22 and over · One full week · Two dedicated camp weeks for different age groups; held at Camp Twin Lakes in Winder, Georgia.
• Afternoon Programs — Members of all ages and abilities · Daily afternoon programs during the Fall and Spring; eight weeks of Summer Camp in June and July · Year-round recreation and enrichment with family support.
• Club Events — A wide range of ages and abilities · Throughout the year · Short-format experiences with social connection and shared enjoyment.
• Miracle League — Children of all abilities · Accessible baseball experiences on custom turf fields and a universally accessible playground.
• Member+ Online Programs — Members and families · Expanded access to connection, resources, and support year-round.

At a glance

• Ages: 0–18 years old
• General schedule: Year-round opportunities; some programs meet daily in the afternoon, some weekly, and summer camp runs for eight weeks in June and July.

About the provider

For nearly 40 years, Extra Special People (ESP) has offered programs for people with disabilities. ESP began with a single summer camp in Watkinsville, Georgia in 1986, and it serves families across Georgia and the Triad region of North Carolina through community-based programs, family support resources, and opportunities for engagement regardless of age, disability, or financial ability.

No one is ever turned away regardless of disability, age, or ability to pay. Financial assistance is available, and no family is ever turned away due to inability to pay.

What families say

“ESP is like a family, and you can see that everyone is rooting for our son.” — Mergill J

“He is so celebrated there!” — Taylor I

“It has been life changing for my kid.” — Karen G

Last updated November 8, 2026.