Please note, not all the camps listed are wheelchair accessible.
Seasonal and year-round camp experiences designed to promote inclusion, skill-building and social connection.
- Autism Society of Minnesota
- AuSM exists to enhance the lives of individuals with ASD, realizing its mission through education, support, collaboration, and advocacy.
- Camp Character & Camp of Champs (Family Foundations Minnesota)
- Our camps are fully committed to developing character and social skills for children with special needs ages 9-17. These 1-2 weeklong camps are geared to focus on respect, boundaries, and appropriate behavior and our LITE "Leaders in Training Experience" sessions for ages 12-17 focus on leadership, advocacy & transition skills.
- Down Syndrome Camp
- Summer Camp is a rite of passage for young people. Down Syndrome Camp is no exception! It is where new friendships are forged through shared experiences and the unforgettable adventure of being away from home overnight. Lifelong memories are etched into the mind, and happiness abounds!
- E.X.I.T.E. Camp
- PACER’s mission of E.X.I.T.E. Camp is to empower middle school girls with disabilities in the fields of STEM (science, technology, engineering and math). E.X.I.T.E. Camp provides a safe and supported environment for hands-on learning as well as a place to meet new friends and create lasting memories.
- Franklin Center
- We offer a wide rande of academic, recreational and social skills programs for students entering grades K-12 with Autism Spectrum Disorder and individual learning needs.
- Mount Olivet Rolling Acres
- Mount Olivet Rolling Acres' Discover Summer Camp is a therapeutic day camp for youth on the autism spectrum. This unique camp offers small group sizes (6-12 campers per session) for kids ages 9-16 and is designed for children who need an alternative to traditional summer day camp programs, including those with significant behavior challenges.
- St. David's Adventure
- Through after-school and summer programming at sites throughout the metro, participants engage in a variety of “adventures” that allow them to experience new activities in their community in a safe and therapeutic setting.
- True Friends
- Our program provides opportunities to develop an appreciation of nature, live cooperatively with others, share in the responsibilities of group living, develop new leisure interests, experience traditional camp activities, and have fun!
- West Metro Horse Camp
- At West Metro Horse Camp, in order to be a good "horse hand" we start with the basics and teach the children about why the horse acts and does what he does. This is the key to communication and how to get the results you want. Success with the horse depends on whether someone knows this or not.
- Ironwood Springs Wheelchair Sports Camp
- Ironwood invites youth and adults with physical challenges of all levels to participate in a variety of sport-themed activities in a supportive and inspiring team environment.