It’s that time of year! Registration for summer camps usually open January through March. Camp dates tend to fill up fast, so we offer a list of many camps across WA State that serve individuals with disabilities, from pre-K to adult.
Did you know…camps aren’t just for summer! Many of these camps operate during the school year for weekends, after-school, and school vacation dates. Along with the camps listed below, local YMCA and Boys & Girls Clubs have options that fit into families’ schedules year-round.
Some of the camps listed below were created specifically to serve campers with disabilities or certain medical conditions. Others serve campers with and without disabilities. Both types of camps are likely to ask families for information about their child or other family member to make sure camp staff can support them.
Click on the “plus signs” (+) below to open the list of camps in that category. Many of these camps are in overlapping categories—you won’t miss any! Happy camp hunting!
Ages 1 – 5
- Camp Dart-Lo in Spokane – Day camps for Pre-K through 8th grade, run by Camp Fire Inland Northwest.
- Camp Leo in Auburn – Overnight camp for grades 3-12 who have Type 1 Diabetes.
- Evolutions Preschool Summer Camps in Camas – Day camps for ages 3-6 years.
- My Gym in Happy Valley, Oregon – Summer camps for children ages 3-10 years.
- Premier Northwest Kids in Snohomish – Preschool classes and day camp for ages 3-10.
- Seattle Playgarden – Summer day camp for ages 3.5-21 years old with and without disabilities in Seattle, WA.
- Vancouver Elite Gymnastics Academy – Gymnastic and dance day camp for children 3-16, in Vancouver, WA.
Ages 5-18
- Apex Summer Camps offered by the University of WA Autism Center, Seattle. Children age 6-13, scholarships available.
- Aspiring Youth in Seattle – Day camps for children aged 5-18, with a focus on helping kids with neurodiversity find new friends.
- Black Diamond Camp in Auburn – Summer day camps for children aged 5–12, overnight camp for middle and high school students. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Camp Amanda in Walla Walla – Free weekend camp for children aged 8-14 who have experienced a significant loss in their life.
- Camp Beausite Northwest near Port Townsend – Summer camps for individuals 10 and older who have IDD or physical disabilities.
- Camp Dart-Lo in Spokane – Day camp for Pre-K through 8th grade, run by Camp Fire Inland Northwest.
- Camp Discovery in Auburn – Free weeklong overnight camp for children with epilepsy.
- Camp Dudley near the White Pass Ski Area on Rt 12– Overnight camp for children aged 7-15, run by the Yakima YMCA.
- Camp Erin in Everett, Seattle, Tacoma, and Lewiston – Free day and overnight camps for youth and families grieving the death of a significant person in their lives, run by the Eluna Network.
- Camp Killoqua in Stanwood – Day and Overnight camps for children grades 1-12, run by Camp Fire Snohomish County.
- Camp Leo in Auburn – Overnight camp for grades 3-12 who have Type 1 Diabetes.
- Camp Lutherhaven at Lake Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Overnight camp for grade school students. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Camp Promise in Mt. Vernon – Free overnight camp ages 6 years or older who have neuromuscular disorders.
- Camp Sealth on Vashon Island – Overnight and Day camps for school-aged kids, along with family camp, run by Camp Fire Central Puget Sound.
- Camp Spark in Vancouver – Sports camp for aged 8-21 athletes who are blind or visually impaired.
- Camp Stand By Me in Vaughn – Overnight camp for those with disabilities aged 7 and up, run by Easterseals of Washington.
- Camp Sweyolakan on Lake Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Overnight camp for grade school children and day camp for grades 1-6, run by Camp Fire Inland Northwest.
- Camp Zanika at Lake Wenatchee – Overnight camp for children in grades 1-12, run by Camp Fire North Central Washington.
- Kiwanis Camp Casey in Blaine – Free day and overnight camp for those aged 6-17 that are mildly to severely physically challenged.
- Coyote Central in Seattle – Day camp/creative courses for 10–15-year-olds.
- CSTOCK Community Theatre Camp in Silverdale – Day camp for ages 4-18.
- Empowering Strides in Snohomish – Equine therapy day camp for kids aged 5-12 who are neurodivergent or have behavioral health problems.
- Four Star Farm in Graham – Day camp with horse training and riding.
- Funshine Day Camp in Spokane – Day camp for ages 6 and up for individuals with disabilities, run by the City of Spokane Parks & Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Services.
- Hopeful Hands in Lynwood – Day Camps for ages 13-19 youth with neurodivergency.
- Lions Camp Horizon in Blaine – Camps for individuals age 12 and over with disabilities.
- Little Bit Summer Camp in Redmond – Day horse camp for ages 5-25.
- My Gym in Happy Valley, Oregon – Summer camps for children ages 3-10 years.
- Ocean Park Camp – Overnight camp for grade school children and families. (religiously affiliated)
- Outdoors for All in Bellevue – Has recreation programs and camps for those with and without disabilities, aged 7 and up.
- Premier Northwest Kids in Snohomish – Preschool classes and day camp for ages 3-10.
- School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts in Seattle – Acrobatics classes and camps, including instruction for those with physical disabilities and the neurodiverse.
- Seattle Playgarden – Summer day camp for ages 3.5-21 years old with and without disabilities.
- Trace Behavior Support Camp (formerly Community Care) in Seattle – Therapeutic day camp for school-aged children that have behavioral health issues.
- TROT in Kennewick – Adaptive riding day camp for 4 and older.
- Vancouver Elite Gymnastics Academy – Gymnastic and dance day camp for children 3-16.
- Warm Beach Camp in Greenwood – Runs horsemanship day camp and family overnight camp. (religiously affiliated)
For Young Adults and Adults
- Camp Beausite Northwest near Port Townsend – Summer camps for individuals 10 and older who have IDD or physical disabilities.
- Camp Stand By Me in Vaughn – Overnight camp for those with disabilities aged 7 and up, run by Easterseals of Washington.
- Camp Sun Sparrow in Greenwood – Day camp for individuals with IDD aged 15 and older, run by Warm Beach Camp. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Champ Camp at Lake Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Overnight camp for people with special needs, 8 and older with a 1:1 staffing, or all ages if attending with caregiver, run by Lutherhaven Ministries. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Funshine Day Camp in Spokane – Day camp for ages 6 and up for individuals with disabilities, run by the City of Spokane Parks & Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Services.
- Lions Camp Horizon in Blaine – Camps for individuals age 12 and over with disabilities.
- Little Bit Summer Camp in Redmond – Day horse camp for ages 5-25.
- Miracles and Memories Academy in Monroe – Has day camps for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
- Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp – Overnight camp for adults that have developmental disabilities.
- New Horizons Camp on Vashon Island – Overnight camp for adults with disabilities, run by Camp Burton. (religiously affiliated)
- Outdoors for All in Bellevue – Has recreation programs and camps for those with and without disabilities, aged 7 and up.
Family Camps
- Camp Agape Northwest in Gig Harbor – Free overnight camp for kids with cancer and their families. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Camp Korey in Mount Vernon – Free overnight summer camps and family camps for children ages 5 to 17 who have specific medical conditions.
- Camp Prime Time near the White Pass Ski Area – Free overnight camp for families with a serious illness/terminally ill or children with a developmental disability
- Camp Sealth on Vashon Island – Overnight and Day camps for school-aged kids, along with family camp, run by Camp Fire Central Puget Sound.
- Ocean Park Camp – Overnight camp for grade-school children and families. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Warm Beach Camp in Greenwood – Runs horsemanship day camp and family overnight camp. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
For Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
- Aspiring Youth in Seattle – Day camps for children aged 5-18, with a focus on helping kids with neurodiversity find new friends.
- Apex Summer Camps in Seattle offered by the University of WA Autism Center. Children age 6-13, scholarships available.
- Black Diamond Camp in Auburn – Summer day camps for children aged 5–12, overnight camp for middle and high school students. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Camp Beausite Northwest near Port Townsend – Summer camps for individuals 10 and older who have IDD or physical disabilities.
- Camp Dart-Lo in Spokane – Day camp for Pre-K through 8th grade, run by Camp Fire Inland Northwest.
- Camp Dudley near the White Pass Ski Area – Overnight camp for children aged 7-15, run by the Yakima YMCA.
- Camp Killoqua in Stanwood – Day and Overnight camps for children grades 1-12, run by Camp Fire Snohomish County.
- Camp Lutherhaven at Lake Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Overnight camp for grade school students. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Camp Sealth on Vashion Island – Overnight and Day camps for school-aged kids, along with family camp, run by Camp Fire Central Puget Sound.
- Camp Stand By Me in Vaughn – Overnight camp for those with disabilities aged 7 and up, run by Easterseals of Washington.
- Camp Sun Sparrow in Greenwood – Day camp for individuals with IDD aged 15 and older, run by Warm Beach Camp. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Camp Sweyolakan on Lake Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Overnight camp for grade school children and day camp for grades 1-6, run by Camp Fire Inland Northwest.
- Camp Zanika at Lake Wenatchee – Overnight camp for children in grades 1-12, run by Camp Fire North Central Washington.
- Champ Camp at Lake Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Overnight camp for people with special needs, 8 and older with a 1:1 staffing, or all ages if attending with caregiver, run by Lutherhaven Ministries. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Coyote Central in Seattle – Day camp/creative courses for 10–15-year-olds.
- CSTOCK Community Theatre Camp in Silverdale – Day camp for ages 4-18.
- Empowering Strides in Snohomish – Equine therapy day camp for kids aged 5-12 who are neurodivergent or have behavioral health problems.
- Evolutions Preschool Summer Camps in Camas – Day camps for ages 3-6 years.
- Four Star Farm in Graham – Day camp with horse training and riding.
- Funshine Day Camp in Spokane – Day camp for ages 6 and up for individuals with disabilities, run by the City of Spokane Parks & Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Services.
- Hopeful Hands in Lynwood – Day Camps for ages 13-19 youth with neurodivergency.
- Lions Camp Horizon in Blaine – Camps for individuals age 12 and over with disabilities.
- Little Bit Summer Camp in Redmond – Day horse camp for ages 5-25.
- Miracles and Memories Academy in Monroe – Has day camps for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
- Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp – Overnight camp for adults that have developmental disabilities.
- My Gym in Happy Valley, Oregon – Summer camps for children ages 3-10 years.
- New Horizons Camp on Vashon Island – Overnight camp for adults with disabilities, run by Camp Burton. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Ocean Park Camp – Overnight camp for grade-school children and families. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Outdoors for All in Bellevue – Has recreation programs and camps for those with and without disabilities, aged 7 and up.
- Premier Northwest Kids in Snohomish – Preschool classes and day camp for ages 3-10.
- School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts in Seattle – Acrobatics classes and camps, including instruction for those with physical disabilities and the neurodiverse.
- Seattle Playgarden – Summer day camp for ages 3.5-21 years old with and without disabilities.
- TROT in Kennewick – Adaptive riding day camp for 4 and older.
- Vancouver Elite Gymnastics Academy – Gymnastic and dance day camp for children 3-16.
- Warm Beach Camp in Greenwood – Runs horsemanship day camp and family overnight camp. (religiously affiliated)
For Physical Disabilities or Conditions
- Black Diamond Camp in Auburn – Summer day camps for children aged 5–12, overnight camp for middle and high school students. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Camp Agape Northwest in Gig Harbor – Free overnight camp for kids with cancer and their families.
- Camp Discovery in Auburn – Free weeklong overnight camp for children with epilepsy.
- Camp Korey in Mount Vernon – Provides overnight summer camps and family camps for children ages 5 to 17 who have specific medical conditions for free.
- Camp Leo in Auburn – Overnight camp for grades 3-12 who have Type 1 Diabetes.
- Camp Prime Time near the White Pass Ski Area – Free overnight camp for families with a serious/terminally ill or developmentally disabled child(ren).
- Camp Promise in Mt. Vernon – Free overnight camp ages 6 years or older who have neuromuscular disorders.
- Camp Sealth on Vashion Island – Overnight and Day camps for school-aged kids, along with family camp, run by Camp Fire Central Puget Sound.
- Camp Spark in Vancouver – Sports camp for aged 8-21 athletes who are blind or visually impaired.
- Coyote Central in Seattle – Day camp/creative courses for 10–15-year-olds.
- Funshine Day Camp in Spokane – Day camp for ages 6 and up for individuals with disabilities, run by the City of Spokane Parks & Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Services.
- Kiwanis Camp Casey in Blaine – Free day and overnight camp for those aged 6-17 that are mildly to severely physically challenged.
- Little Bit Summer Camp in Redmond – Day horse camp for ages 5-25.
- Outdoors for All in Bellevue – Has recreation programs and camps for those with and without disabilities, aged 7 and up.
- School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts in Seattle – Acrobatics classes and camps, including instruction for those with physical disabilities and the neurodiverse.
- Seattle Playgarden – Summer day camp for ages 3.5-21 years old with and without disabilities.
- TROT in Kennewick – Adaptive riding day camp for 4 and older.
For Behavioral Health Diagnosis
- Camp Amanda in Walla Walla – Free weekend camp for children aged 8-14 who’ve experienced a significant loss in their life.
- Camp Erin in Everett, Seattle, Tacoma, and Lewiston – Free day and overnight camps for youth and families grieving the death of a significant person in their lives, run by eluna.
- Camp Mariposa in Everett and Vancouver – Free day and overnight camp for youth affected by the substance use of a family member, run by eluna.
- Camp Sealth on Vashion Island – Overnight and Day camps for school-aged kids, along with family camp, run by Camp Fire Central Puget Sound.
- CSTOCK Community Theatre Camp in Silverdale – Day camp for ages 4-18.
- Empowering Strides in Snohomish – Equine therapy day camp for kids aged 5-12 who are neurodivergent or have behavioral health problems.
- Four Star Farm in Graham – Day camp with horse training and riding.
- Trace Behavior Support Camp (formerly Community Care) in Seattle – Therapeutic day camp for school-aged children that have behavioral health issues.
- TROT in Kennewick – Adaptive riding day camp for 4 and older.
Seattle/Tacoma Area
- Aspiring Youth in Seattle – Day camps for children aged 5-18, with a focus on helping kids with neurodiversity find new friends.
- Apex Summer Camps offered by the University of WA Autism Center. Children age 6-13, scholarships available.
- Black Diamond Camp in Auburn – Summer day camps for children aged 5–12, overnight camp for middle and high school students. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Camp Agape Northwest in Gig Harbor – Free overnight camp for kids with cancer and their families.
- Camp Discovery in Auburn – Free weeklong overnight camp for children with epilepsy.
- Camp Erin in Everett, Seattle, Tacoma, and Lewiston – Free day and overnight camps for youth and families grieving the death of a significant person in their lives, run by eluna.
- Camp Leo in Auburn – Overnight camp for grades 3-12 who have Type 1 Diabetes.
- Camp Mariposa in Everett and Vancouver – Free day and overnight camp for youth affected by the substance use of a family member, run by eluna.
- Camp Sealth on Vashion Island – Overnight and Day camps for school-aged kids, along with family camp, run by Camp Fire Central Puget Sound.
- Camp Stand By Me in Vaughn – Overnight camp for those with disabilities aged 7 and up, run by Easterseals of Washington.
- Coyote Central in Seattle – Day camp/creative courses for 10–15-year-olds.
- Four Star Farm in Graham – Day camp with horse training and riding.
- Little Bit Summer Camp in Redmond – Day horse camp for ages 5-25.
- New Horizons Camp on Vashon Island – Overnight camp for adults with disabilities, run by Camp Burton. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Outdoors for All in Bellevue – Has recreation programs and camps for those with and without disabilities, aged 7 and up.
- School of Acrobatics and New Circus Arts in Seattle – Acrobatics classes and camps, including instruction for those with physical disabilities and the neurodiverse.
- Seattle Playgarden – Summer day camp for ages 3.5-21 years old with and without disabilities.
- Trace Behavior Support Camp (formerly Community Care) in Seattle – Therapeutic day camp for school-aged children that have behavioral health issues.
- Warm Beach Camp in Greenwood – Runs horsemanship day camp and family overnight camp. (religiously affiliated)
Northern Puget Sound
- Camp Killoqua in Stanwood – Day and Overnight camps for children grades 1-12, run by Camp Fire Snohomish County.
- Camp Korey in Mount Vernon – Provides overnight summer camps and family camps for children ages 5 to 17 who have specific medical conditions for free.
- Camp Promise in Mt. Vernon – Free overnight camp ages 6 years or older who have neuromuscular disorders.
- Kiwanis Camp Casey in Blaine – Free day and overnight camp for those aged 6-17 that are mildly to severely physically challenged.
- Camp Sun Sparrow in Greenwood – Day camp for individuals with IDD aged 15 and older, run by Warm Beach Camp. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Empowering Strides in Snohomish – Equine therapy day camp for kids aged 5-12 who are neurodivergent or have behavioral health problems.
- Hopeful Hands in Lynwood – Day Camps for ages 13-19 youth with neurodivergency.
- Miracles and Memories Academy in Monroe – Has day camps for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
- Premier Northwest Kids in Snohomish – Preschool classes and day camp for ages 3-10.
Coastal Washington
- Camp Beausite Northwest near Port Townsend – Summer camps for individuals 10 and older who have IDD or physical disabilities.
- CSTOCK Community Theatre Camp in Silverdale – Day camp for ages 4-18.
- Ocean Park Camp – Overnight camp for grade-school children and families. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
Eastern Washington
- Camp Amanda in Walla Walla – Free weekend camp for children aged 8-14 who’ve experienced a significant loss in their life.
- Camp Dart-Lo in Spokane – Day camp for Pre-K through 8th grade, run by Camp Fire Inland Northwest.
- Camp Lutherhaven at Lake Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Overnight camp for grade school students. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Camp Sweyolakan on Lake Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Overnight camp for grade school children and day camp for grades 1-6, run by Camp Fire Inland Northwest.
- Camp Zanika at Lake Wenatchee – Overnight camp for children in grades 1-12, run by Camp Fire North Central Washington.
- Champ Camp at Lake Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – Overnight camp for people with special needs, 8 and older with a 1:1 staffing, or all ages if attending with caregiver, run by Lutherhaven Ministries. (please note: this camp is religiously affiliated)
- Funshine Day Camp in Spokane – Day camp for ages 6 and up for individuals with disabilities, run by the City of Spokane Parks & Recreation Therapeutic Recreation Services.
- TROT in Kennewick – Adaptive riding day camp for 4 and older.
- Camp Dudley near the White Pass Ski Area – Overnight camp for children aged 7-15, run by the Yakima YMCA.
- Camp Prime Time near the White Pass Ski Area – Free overnight camp for families with a serious/terminally ill or developmentally disabled child(ren).
- Camp Spark in Vancouver – Sports camp for aged 8-21 athletes who are blind or visually impaired.
- Evolutions Preschool Summer Camps in Camas – Day camps for ages 3-6 years.
- Mt. Hood Kiwanis Camp – Overnight camp for adults that have developmental disabilities.
- My Gym in Happy Valley, Oregon – Summer camps for children ages 3-10 years.
- Vancouver Elite Gymnastics Academy – Gymnastic and dance day camp for children 3-16.