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Mainstream camps refer to the type of camp that mixes children with special needs with non-disabled kids. The advantages of this camp are that it is more common, usually inexpensive and easier to find. If your child has special needs, he will have read more

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Camp YMCA Kanawana

Description : Founded in 1894 and founding member of the Quebec Camping Association, YMCA Kanawana offers an exciting summer camp experience that focuses on fun, adventure, learning, and creativity in a safe & cooperative environment. It is a place where young people can learn about nature and be physically active outdoors while acquiring new skills, building self-confidence and establishing lasting friendships. We have three main types of summer camp programs: 1. residential program: As a residential camper, your child or teen will be placed in an age-appropriate, single-sex, cabin or tent group. For Junior & Senior campers, mornings are spent...

Summit Camp & Travel

Our summer design includes a complementary format of camp sessions that flow as three weeks, two weeks, three weeks. In addition, the three travel programs seamlessly allow a camper to combine camp and travel for the whole summer. We believe this format allows our campers to match their needs and interests while also enabling their families to plan for special family times at home or on vacation. Our travel tours are designed to dovetail with our campus program and thereby allow for participation in both program areas.

Camp Huntington

A Special Camp for the Special Camper; Coed, residential, ages 6-26; Autism, ADD/HD, Mental Retardation, LD; mild-severe. Therapeutic Recreation (swimming, music, arts, sports, horseback riding), Social and life skills building, Academic instruction

Camp Kodiak

CAMP KODIAK (ages 6-18) July 1 - 28 4 weeks July 29 - August 19 3 weeks July 1 - August 19 7 weeks CLUB KODIAK (ages 19+) July 1 - 28 4 weeks July 29 - August 18 3 weeks August 19 - Sept.1 2 weeks July 1 - August 18 7 weeks July 29 - Sept. 1 5 weeks July 1 - Sept. 1 9 weeks

Hamilton Area YMCA Sawmill Branch

Beautiful 50 plus acre facility. All staff first aid certified; Senior Counselors CPR and first aid certified; 1 to 10 staff to camper ratio; daily swimming in L-shaped pool with 100' slide. Come join the fun!

Sitio do Carrocao

JOURNEYS OF DISCOVERY: AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE. Sitio do Carrocao provides a wealth of innovative learning situations that can be experienced as part of an exciting discovery journey or environmental study. Students are immersed in an atmosphere of adventure and find new knowledge surprisingly easy not just to memorize but to absorb on a permanent basis. With more than 100 highly especialized professionals and with an outstanding infrastructure, Carrocao Camp was chosen by the Discovery Channel as the best destination for children in Latin America.
Apart from all the activities which a traditional camp offers, Carrocao also includes a Formula One mini...

Maine Camp Experience Coed Camp

The Maine Camp Experience represents a community of premier Maine camp owners who are dedicated to providing children with the highest quality overnight summer camp experiences. These owners are highly regarded camp leaders, many of whom represent their family's second or third generation in the camping industry. It is their goal to ensure that your child flourishes in a safe, peaceful environment and that our kids overnight summer camps become your child's second home. Please click through to our website where you can take a look through the list of boys summer camps, girls summer camps, and coed summer camps. You'll...

Flying Trapeze & Aerial Arts

THE CAMP OF CHOICE! A unique summer experience, nestled in the San Bernardino Mountains of Southern California, Pali offers 16 amazing specialties, including Secret Agent, Watersports, Fashion Design, Culinary, Film, Girl Power and more. 100% free-choice afternoon electives, awesome night activities, great facilities, world-class staff and much more GREAT FUN!

Frost Valley YMCA

Frost Valley campers live in a special world where they experience journeys on every scale - from spending their first night away from home & bonding with new friends to bolder quests like mountain hikes. Our roots reach back to 1901, when we established one of the nation's first overnight camps for children. Over a century later, we remain true to the Y mission & our non-profit commitment to bring children of all backgrounds & abilities together in our enriching, life-changing community.

Camp Kodiak

Integrated, non-competitive camp for children & teens with & without ADHD, LD, NLD, & AS. Social skills program, academic program and over 50 sports and activities. Small cabin groups, professional staff, 2-to-1 ratio. Comfortable lakeside cabins.

Kamp Kolot

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Mainstream camps refer to the type of camp that mixes children with special needs with non-disabled kids. The advantages of this camp are that it is more common, usually inexpensive and easier to find. If your child has special needs, he will have the chance to go camping with regular kids in a low pressure setting to get him accustomed to his needs or disabilities. Typical camping activities are offered in mainstream camps. These would include hiking, singing around the campfire, wildlife viewing and more.

Supervision: All children should be properly supervised throughout the duration of the camp. Trained experts should supervise certain activities. For example, any activity involving getting into the water should be guided by a certified lifeguard.

What to Ask the Camp Director: Inquire about the specific lineup of activities for the camp. This way, you can check if these are appropriate or accessible to your child. Find out the ratio of the children with special needs to children without. There should be a good balance between the two so that your child won't feel awkward or outnumbered.

Special Counselor Considerations: Camp counselors of a mainstream camp should have experience in dealing with children with special needs.