Timbertop Camp for Youth with Learning Disabilities and Special Needs
Wisconsin Lions Camp, 3834 County Rd A, Rosholt, WI 54473
About
Timbertop Camp for Youth with Learning Disabilities and Special Needs offers a weeklong overnight adventure that combines traditional camp activities with extra reading practice and group activities in a structured daily setting. Campers take part in reading instruction, swim lessons, cabin activities, nature exploration, canoeing, arts and crafts, archery, fishing, games, evening campfires, stargazing, and all-camp programs. They also practice specific skills such as building a campfire, cleaning the cabin, and learning how to handle a canoe.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Weeklong overnight adventure
Camp Timbertop is a Wisconsin overnight summer camp program designed for kids that think and learn differently, including youth with learning disabilities and special needs. Youth campers have been identified by their school district as needing extra help for a learning disability or special need, including OHI, ADHD, ADD, LD, SLD, and Dyslexia. Students receiving support services such as Leveled Learning Intervention (LLI), Reading and Math Support, and Title 1 are also eligible. Activities are designed to enhance cooperative abilities and interpersonal relationships, with an emphasis on building self-esteem and how to make and keep friends. The camp setting is described as a community of caring adults where youth and teens learn about the environment, develop positive values, make meaningful friendships, build positive peer relationships, learn new skills, increase self-confidence, and learn to understand their learning disabilities.
Camp Timbertop, Inc. was founded in 1967 and is operated by a volunteer Board of Directors. Camp Timbertop, Inc. is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Volunteers and staff are selected for their leadership skills and their ability to provide a meaningful and safe camp experience for youth with learning disabilities, and they have an understanding of youth with special needs and the unique potential of each child.
Last updated June 22, 2026.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Weeklong overnight adventure
Camp Timbertop is a Wisconsin overnight summer camp program designed for kids that think and learn differently, including youth with learning disabilities and special needs. Youth campers have been identified by their school district as needing extra help for a learning disability or special need, including OHI, ADHD, ADD, LD, SLD, and Dyslexia. Students receiving support services such as Leveled Learning Intervention (LLI), Reading and Math Support, and Title 1 are also eligible. Activities are designed to enhance cooperative abilities and interpersonal relationships, with an emphasis on building self-esteem and how to make and keep friends. The camp setting is described as a community of caring adults where youth and teens learn about the environment, develop positive values, make meaningful friendships, build positive peer relationships, learn new skills, increase self-confidence, and learn to understand their learning disabilities.
Camp Timbertop, Inc. was founded in 1967 and is operated by a volunteer Board of Directors. Camp Timbertop, Inc. is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Volunteers and staff are selected for their leadership skills and their ability to provide a meaningful and safe camp experience for youth with learning disabilities, and they have an understanding of youth with special needs and the unique potential of each child.
Last updated June 22, 2026.
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