We Rock The Spectrum Summer Camp

We Rock The Spectrum Summer Camp offers summer camp activities for children ages 5 to 12. The daily activities listed are Open Play, Craft/Activity, Structured Game, and Story Time, with Free Yoga Class every Tuesday at 11 and Weekly Sign Language every Thursday during the month of July. The camp is offered as half day or full day, and it is limited to 10 kids per day.

Programs

• Summer Camp — 5-12 · Half day or full day; start coming any time; limited to 10 kids per day
• Open Play
• Parties
• Classes
• Birthday Parties
• Private Play Dates
• Support Groups

At a glance

• Ages: 5–12 years old
• General schedule: Summer camp activities are planned every day. Daily activities listed are Open Play, Craft/Activity, Structured Game, and Story Time. Bonus events include Free Yoga Class every Tuesday at 11 and Weekly Sign Language every Thursday during the month of July.
• Facility hours: Check our Facebook for daily hours or call ahead

About the provider

Miss Diane is named as the summer camp teacher. Gwen and Scott Batchelor are named as the owners. We Rock the Spectrum Oklahoma City says it is committed to providing a safe, nurturing, and fun environment to foster learning, exploration and safe sensory experiences, and through the nonprofit My Brother Rocks The Spectrum Foundation, it provides social skills groups and activities for children across the spectrum.

You can start coming any time. Observed holidays and closures listed are New Year’s Day, Easter Sunday, July 4th Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.

What families say

“We Rock the Spectrum caters to special needs, but they have something for EVERY child! Swings, slides, zip line, trampoline, puppet center, art center, dress up center, and much more! There is even a quiet room for those that need a breather from sensory overload.” — DeLane Laney Horton

“Wonderful experience!!! My son has HF Autism and he absolutely LOVED playing here. Thank you for having a play space where he can be himself and be accepted as is! Gwen is not just an "owner" but talks to the families and kiddos and really made us feel welcome!” — Mary Morrow

“This place is awesome! My son doesn't have autism, but he has Down syndrome, and he loved this Little gym. It is a small place, but there is a lot for them to do, especially for gross motor skills.” — Pamela Crouse

Last updated September 5, 2026.