Camp Twin Lakes – Will-A-Way

Camp Twin Lakes – Will-A-Way offers activities such as equestrian therapy, a high ropes course, a zip line, and a rock wall. Campers take part in gymnasium activities including the Camp Dance and a talent show, as well as events at an outdoor amphitheater such as opening ceremonies and performances by musical guests. The program also includes fishing, kayaking, beach volleyball, interactive nature exploration trails, and stargazing programs.

• Ages: 7–17 years old

Camp Twin Lakes opened its cabins in 1993 and has been a place for kids living with serious illnesses, disabilities, and life challenges for more than 30 years. Camp Twin Lakes opened its second fully-accessible campus at Will-A-Way in 2009 and serves 4,000 more campers each year through summer and weekend programs at this site. Camp Twin Lakes owns and operates three accessible, medically-supportive campuses in Georgia, and each campus is fully equipped to accommodate campers of all abilities. Camp activities include fully-adaptive options such as zip lines, rock walls, horseback riding, interactive nature exploration trails, a wheelchair accessible green treehouse, stargazing programs, and a 120-acre farm. The gymnasium used by the program was recently renovated by the Atlanta Hawks, and the outdoor amphitheater includes a rock garden where campers leave their legacy. The program offers weeklong overnight camping programs during summer, as well as weekend programs for children and families during the school year, along with year-round camp programs intentionally designed to provide campers with opportunities to build confidence, experience joy, and belong safely.

For more than 30 years, the mission of Camp Twin Lakes has been to be a place where kids living with serious illnesses, disabilities, and life challenges feel truly understood, surrounded by peers on the same journey and supported by adaptive programs and facilities so they can try new things, discover new strengths, and start to see themselves in a whole new way. Camp Twin Lakes partners with more than 70 other nonprofit organizations to provide camp experiences and operates its Will-A-Way campus in partnership with the State of Georgia, managing the campsite inside Fort Yargo State Park. Corporate partners support Camp Twin Lakes through direct funding support, cause-marketing initiatives, and volunteerism.

Last updated July 30, 2026.