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Summer Camp Guide 2015

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Summer Camp Guide 2015

Specialized Camps for Individuals with Disabilities

Table of Contents

Day Camps:

Adam’s Camp- Early Start, Pathfinder, Trailblazer

Aurora Recreation Therapeutic Programs

Beyond Classroom Walls

Breckenridge Outdoor Center (BOEC)

Camp Paha and PAT (Paha Adults in Transition)

Challenge Aspen

Children’s Hospital- Camp Little Tree and CamPossible

City Surfers (Spectra Center)

Colorado Acts

Colorado Foundation for Conductive Education

Colorado Jr. Wheelchair Sports Camp

Continuum Summer Camp

Denver Parks and Recreation Camp

Durango Mountain Camp

Easter Seals

Expand – Boulder County Program

Firefly Autism

Garden Autism Services

Gold Star Learning Options

Highlands Ranch Therapeutic Recreation Program

HighPointe Summer School/Transition Program

Local City Programs

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National Sports Center for the Disabled (NSCD)

Parker Recreation Summer Programs

The Rhythm Within

Santa Fe Art Gallery

Sewall Child Development Center

South Suburban Parks and Rec. - S.T.A.R. Program

Spectra Autism Center

Special Olympics

Wilderness on Wheels

Wellspring Work and Enrichment Programs

YMCA Denver

Zuma’s Rescue Ranch

Overnight Camps:

Adam’s Camp- Adventure and Urban Adventure

Aspen Camp

Camp Cerebral Palsy/CamPossible

Camp Colorado

Camp Courage

Camp Little Tree

Camp Wapiyapi

Camp Zenith - Children’s Hospital

Champ Camp

CNI Cochlear Kids Camp

Colorado Lions Camp

Colorado Summit Weekender Camp

Easter Seals - Rocky Mountain Village

Extreme Sports Camp / Ascendigo

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HILLS Camping Trip

Jason's Camp

Joseph’s Journey

Junior Adventurer’s Camp

Mile High Summer Camp

Teens Kayak Camp - National Sports Center for the Disabled (NSCD)

Cowboy Weekend – (NSCD)

Pinyon Ranch Horse Seminar

Ramah

Rock n' Rally Summer Camp

Round Up River Ranch

Sky High Hope Camp (American Cancer Society)

The Tikvah Program at Ramah Outdoor Adventure

Wilderness Camp

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The Summer Camp Guide 2015 was created in partnership with the following agencies:

*This resource is provided as informational only. We do not endorse any services listed. Please

use your own discretion when utilizing services from any providers and contact the camps

directly for more information.

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Adam’s Camp- Early Start, Pathfinder, Trailblazer

Website: http://www.adamscamp.org

Phone: (303) 563- 8290 Email: [email protected]

Ages: Children ages 1- 18

Cost: Varies by program- check website or email for more information

Dates: Multiple sessions available- check website or email for more information

Additional Information: Early Start, Pathfinder, and Trailblazer programs provide an intensive,

multidisciplinary therapy program in a fun camp setting for children with special needs.

Aurora Recreation Therapeutic Programs

Website: www.auroragov.org/ThingsToDo/Recreation/TherapeuticRecreation/index.htm

Phone: (303) 326-8410 Email: [email protected]

Ages: 14 and up

Cost: Email for pricing

Additional Information: Summer full day programs Monday- Friday from 10:00AM to 2:00PM.

Leisure activities for people with intellectual disabilities aged 14 and older.

Beyond Classroom Walls

Website: www.speechandvoice.com/bcw-summer-program

Phone Number: (303)-330-3309

Cost: Call for specific pricing

Dates and Times: Half-Day and Full-Day camps available, call for specific dates and times for

summer 2015. Additional Information: Camp options include: Light Rail Adventures and a Day

Camp. Light Rail Adventures takes individuals out on the Light Rail and teaches social skills,

language, academics, and thinking skills. The Day Camp provides individuals with natural learning opportunities to practice communication and language, problem solve, interact and

work with peers, grow social skills, and become independent all while having fun.

http://www.adamscamp.org/mailto:[email protected]://www.auroragov.org/ThingsToDo/Recreation/TherapeuticRecreation/index.htmmailto:[email protected]://www.speechandvoice.com/bcw-summer-program

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Breckenridge Outdoor Center (BOEC)

Website: www.boec.org

Phone Number: (970) 453-6422 (Toll Free Number: 800-383-2632)

Email: [email protected]

Call or email for dates, costs, and additional information.

Camp Paha and PAT (Paha Adults in Transition)

Website: www.lakewood.org/paha/

Phone Number: (303) 987-4866

Email: [email protected] (Megan Schoenbein, Programs Director)

Ages: Camp Paha is for children ages 6-17, while PAT is for young adults aged 18-25.

Cost: $25-$60 registration fee, $725 per session for Lakewood Residents, $930 per session for

non- Lakewood Residents, $1,450 for seven-week session for Lakewood Residents, $1,860 for

seven-week session for Non- Lakewood Residents

Dates: Session 1: June 15th - July 2nd

Session 2: July 13th- July 31st

Full Summer: June 15th – July 31st

Additional Information: Register by May 1st! Camp Paha provides safe, challenging, and fun

educational opportunities. PAT is a summer day experience tailored for young adults, and is

focused on skill building and independence.

Challenge Aspen

Website: www.challengeaspen.org/recreation/group-summer-camps/

Phone Number: (970) 923-0578 Email: [email protected] (Jessica Palen)

Ages: Outdoor Adventure Camp is for ages 8-25 with cognitive disabilities. Camp Champ is for

children with autism. Magic and Music of Dance is for children 5 and up with any disability. Just for Teens Camp is for teens aged 13-20 with any disability.

Cost: Varies- contact Jessica Palen for more information (scholarships available)

http://www.boec.org/mailto:[email protected]://www.lakewood.org/paha/mailto:[email protected]://www.challengeaspen.org/recreation/group-summer--camps/mailto:[email protected]

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Dates: Outdoor Adventure Camp: June 15-19, Champ Camp: July 6-10, Magic and Music of

Dance: July 20-24, Just for Teens Camp: August 3-6

Additional Information: Each camp is geared towards a different age group, but all strive to

enhance social and life skills.

Children’s Hospital- Camp Little Tree and CamPossible

Website: www.childrenscolorado.org/conditions/rehab/camps/index.aspx

Phone Number: (720) 777-3456 Email: [email protected]

Additional Information: Camp Little Tree is for children ages 8 to 12 with sensory integration

impairments, learning, and attention deficits. CamPossible is for children ages 8 to 12 with

Cerebral Palsy. Email or call for pricing, dates, and additional information.

City Surfers (Spectra Center)

Website: www.spectracenter.org

Phone Number: 303-665-6800 Email: [email protected]

Ages: 3 – 6 yrs. old (Itty Bitty CitySurfers); 7 – 21 yrs. old (Original City Surfers)

Dates: 1st Session: June 1st – July 2nd; 2nd Session: July 13th – August 13th

Cost: Please contact camp for more information.

Additional Information: CItySurfers Summer Program provides therapeutic and recreational

experiences for children, and young adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder and related

Neurodevelopmental Disorders. Activities include music based activities, visits to museums,

aquariums and zoos; water and nature based activities, sports and games.

Colorado Acts – Shining Stars

Website: www.coloradoacts.org


Ages: Ages 5-18

Cost: $100 per session

http://www.childrenscolorado.org/conditions/rehab/camps/index.aspxmailto:[email protected]://www.spectracenter.org/mailto:[email protected]://www.coloradoacts.org/mailto:[email protected]

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Colorado Acts Dates: Session 1: June 22nd -26th from 1:00PM-4:00PM, Session 2: July 13th -17th

from 1:00PM- 4:00PM

Additional Information: Shining Stars is a drama camp experience for children with special

needs and provides students the opportunity to expand their communication and social skills.

Colorado Foundation for Conductive Education (CFCE)

Contact: 970-667-0348 or [email protected]

Web site: www.conductiveed.com

Dates & Costs: All camps run Mon - Fri; 9a.m. - 2 p.m. in Denver or Loveland

Denver: June 1 - 12 (2 weeks) All abilities; all ages; Cost $1350

July 13 - Aug. 7 (4 weeks) All abilities; all ages; Cost $2500

July 13 - 24 (2 weeks) Children Under 5; Cost $810

July 27 - Aug. 7 (2 wks) Hi functioning walking camp; $1350

Loveland: June 15 - 26 (2 weeks) All abilities; all ages; Cost $1350

July 6 - 24 (3 weeks) All abilities; all ages; Cost $2025

Ages: Typically 2 – 15, (however if you’d like to enroll your older teenager please call us).

Additional Information: Camp offers an intensive alternative approach to traditional therapy

for individuals with motor disabilities, such as cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, spina bifida,

Parkinson’s disease, stroke or head injury. There will be an evaluation as to whether

conductive education will provide maximum benefit for your child.

Colorado Jr. Wheelchair Sports Camp

Web site:

http://adaptiveadventures.org/event/2015/32nd-colorado-jr-wheelchair-sports-camp

Contact: Mary Carpenter


Dates: June 8, 2015 – June 12, 2015 - 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Cost: Free - Registration deadline is May 13 Ages: Grades 1 - 12

mailto:[email protected]://www.conductiveed.com/http://adaptiveadventures.org/event/2015/32nd-colorado-jr-wheelchair-sports-campmailto:[email protected]

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Colorado Jr. Wheelchair Sports Camp Additional Information: Camp is organized by Colorado

Sports for the Physically Challenged, Adaptive Adventures, and Aurora Central High School.

Campers have a physical disability that prevents them from participating equally with their

able-bodied peers. Sports include: archery, basketball, bowling, quad rugby, softball, swimming,

tennis, road racing, track, and many more. Recreation & leisure activities may include bocce

ball, theater movement, and power soccer. Camp is held at Aurora Central high School.

Continuum Summer Camp

Website: www.continuumofcolorado.org

Phone Number: (303) 214-3370

Ages: Ages 12-18

Cost: Call to reserve your spot and get more information about dates and cost.

Additional Information: This day camp held in Aurora provides site and community based

activities. The camp starts June 8th and runs for 8 weeks.

Denver Parks and Recreation – Adaptive Recreation

Website: www.denvergov.org/recreation or

www.denvergov.org/parksandrecreation/DenverParksandRecreation/ActivitiesPrograms/Adapt

iveRecreation/tabid/443643/Default.aspx

Phone Number: (720) 865- 0820 Email: [email protected]

Additional Information: Programs are offered for a variety of ages and abilities throughout

Denver. These programs include adaptive aquatics, horseback riding, water skiing, teen night

out, dances, camping, rafting and more!

Durango Mountain Camp

Web site: www.durangomountaincamp.com

Contact: Joyce Bilgrav 970-385-7713; Zane or BJ Bilgrav – 970-385-1778

Dates & Ages: Half Day Camp - ages 7 – 13. Operates June 27 – Aug. 2, 2015 Cost: $3,900

http://www.continuumofcolorado.org/http://www.denvergov.org/recreationhttp://www.denvergov.org/parksandrecreation/DenverParksandRecreation/ActivitiesPrograms/AdaptiveRecreation/tabid/443643/Default.aspxhttp://www.denvergov.org/parksandrecreation/DenverParksandRecreation/ActivitiesPrograms/AdaptiveRecreation/tabid/443643/Default.aspxmailto:[email protected]://www.durangomountaincamp.com/

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Dates: & Ages: Full Day Camp - ages 9 - 13 operates June 27 – Aug. 2, 2015.

Cost: $5,550

Additional Information: Camp has hand-picked professional therapists to help students with

dyslexia issues. Activities may include mountain biking, wild Colorado, Horseback riding,

Technical Rock Climbing, Kayaking, Scuba (12 & over). Camp location is 44000 Highway 550 N.,

Durango, CO

Easter Seals

Website: www.easterseals.com/co/

Phone Number: (303) 233-1666 (extension 235) Email: [email protected]

Ages: Yay! Camp is for children ages 6-18 of any and all abilities.

Cost: $75 per day/camper (discounted rate of $35 per day for Developmental Pathways

Community Outreach and Family Support clients)

Dates: Email or call for dates. Yay! Camp Denver runs from 8:30AM-4:00PM Monday-Friday

Additional Information: Yay! Camp also has a Summit County Location for children ages 7-18.

Yay! Camp Summit is from 8:30AM-4:30PM on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays.

Expand – Boulder County Program

Website: www.bouldercolorado.gov/parks-rec/expand-program-for-people-with-disabilities

Phone Number: (303) 413-7269 Email: [email protected] (Cory Lasher)

Additional Information: Contact directly for dates, pricing, and information about programming.

Firefly Autism

Website: www.fireflyautism.org/


Ages: Children ages 3-18 with autism

Contact for dates and pricing. Additional Information: The Social Skills Camp is a 5-day intense

camp with a structured scheduled of fun activities that promote social and life skills.

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Garden Autism Services

Website: www.gardencolorado.org Email: [email protected]

Ages: Day Camp for children ages 8-21 with autism.

Contact for pricing and dates.

Additional Information: Activities and outings are based on social engagement and adaptive

living skills. Camp runs from 10:00AM-3:00PM on Mondays- Thursdays.

Gold Star Learning Options

Web site: www.gsloinc.com

Contact: Rachel Corbridge


Dates/Times: June 1 – Aug. 7, Monday/Wednesday/Friday from 9:30 a.m. till 2:30 p.m.

Cost: $75 registration fee, 1:1 enrollment $125/day, 3:1 enrollment $75/day

Ages: 5 - 21 and adults 21+ of all developmental levels.

Gold Star Learning Options Additional Information: Summer Adventure Program - Our

community based program offers safe, fun, and exciting experiences for our adventurers.

Groups are customized according to age & developmental level to maximize opportunities for

positive interactions. Come enjoy parks, museums, water parks, and more and make new

friends along the way. We encourage confidence, self-expression and acceptance of each other.

Near Franklin and 58th in Denver.

Highlands Ranch Therapeutic Recreation Program

Website: www.hrcaonline.org/Recreation/TherapeuticRecreation.aspx

Phone Number: (303) 471- 7043 Email: [email protected] (Summer Aden)

Additional Information: Contact for dates, pricing, and more information about programming.

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HighPointe Summer School/Transition Program

Website: www.highpointecenters.org

Phone Number: (303) 221- 3222 (Ask for Ken) Email: [email protected]

Ages: Ages 16-21

Additional Information: Contact for dates, pricing, and information on programming.

Local City Programs

Lakewood - Website: www.lakewood.org enter “Rise Above” in search area for information on

R.I.S.E Above camp.

City of Longmont - Rec. Center Web site:

http://longmontcolorado.gov/departments/departments-n-z/recreation-services/scope-

therapeutics-special-needs


Ages: Scope Teen Camp for ages 13 – 17. There is also a camp for 6 to 12 yr. olds.

Dates: June 1 – July 24, 2015, runs 8 weeks from 9-4.

Cost: $150 - $188 per week

Thornton - www.cityofthornton.net/Leisure/Pages/default.aspx

Wheat Ridge - www.ci.wheatridge.co.us/506/Recreation-Activity-Guides

Arvada - http://arvadacenter.org/education/summer-camps-2015

National Sports Center for the Disabled (NSCD)

Website: http://www.nscd.org/pdfs_programs/2015-Summer-Brochure.pdf

Phone: (303) 316-1518

Additional Information: NSCD provides many day programs & activities such as rafting, rock

climbing, biking, horse riding, canoe & kayaking, team sports, and more. Locations include

Winter Park, Grand County, Tabernash, Eldorado Canyon, Bear Creek Lake Park or South Platte

River, Lakewood & some metro only programs, and even more locations depending on the

activity. Contact or see website for dates and pricing and information regarding ages.

http://www.highpointecenters.org/mailto:[email protected]://www.lakewood.org/http://longmontcolorado.gov/departments/departments-n-z/recreation-services/scope-therapeutics-special-needshttp://longmontcolorado.gov/departments/departments-n-z/recreation-services/scope-therapeutics-special-needsmailto:%[email protected]:%[email protected]://www.cityofthornton.net/Leisure/Pages/default.aspxhttp://www.ci.wheatridge.co.us/506/Recreation-Activity-Guideshttp://arvadacenter.org/education/summer-camps-2015http://www.nscd.org/pdfs_programs/2015-Summer-Brochure.pdf

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Parker Recreation Summer Programs

Website: www.parkerrec.com/892/Therapeutic-Recreation

Phone Number: (303) 805- 3208 (Terry Bickel, Coordinator)


See website or contact for session dates and costs.

Additional Information: Various therapeutic camps offered over the summer (including one on

one sessions).

The Rhythm Within

Website: www.therhythmwithin.net

Phone Number: (303) 827-418 Email: [email protected] (Jonah Berger)

Contact for dates, costs, and ages. Additional Information: Your child will be picked up from a

designated location on the agreed- upon days. Sessions can run from 2-3 hours to full days.

Sante Fe Art Gallery

Website: http://accessgallery.org

Phone Number: (303) 777-0797

Ages: All Ages

Cost: Varies, but about $3-4 per class (scholarships available)

Dates: Year round workshops

Additional Information: Workshops engage the community by opening doors to creative and

educational opportunities for people with disabilities to access the arts.

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Sewall Child Development Center

Website: www.sewall.org


Ages: Children ages 3 to 12

Cost: Prices vary per week (depending on half-day or full-day)

Dates: Contact for dates

Additional Information: A series of inclusive, weekly summer camp programs for children with

and without special needs. Please visit the website for more details.

South Suburban Parks and Rec - S.T.A.R. Program

Web site: http://www..ssprd.org/Licensed-Day-Camps

Contact: Mary Kaminski, Program Coordinator

Phone Number: 303.708.3518 office, 303.435.8242 cell Email: [email protected]

Date: Variety of dates depending on the program

Cost: Ranges from $25/day to $50/day

Ages: Depends on program, but generally between 5 & 14

Additional Information: Everyone gains from inclusion. Individuals gain new friendships, new

recreation skills, and a better understanding of one another. Our goal is to provide an

environment where individuals with disabilities come together with their peers participating in any recreation class or activity that South Suburban provides. In some cases, individuals with

disabilities may bring a friend or family member to assist the participant in class. If this is not

possible, a trained volunteer or staff person may be provided. Summer Camps are at Lone Tree

Rec. Center, (10249 Ridgegate Circle, Lone Tree, CO) or Goodson Rec. Center (6315 S.

University, Centennial, CO).

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Spectra Autism Center

Website: www.spectracenter.org

Phone Number: (303) 665-6800

Ages: Itty Bitty City ages 3-6, City Surfer Original ages 7-21, City Surfer Horizons ages 18-21

Cost: Itty Bitty City costs $75 for one session or $100 for both sessions.

City Surfer Original and Horizons both cost $100 per session, or $150 for both sessions.

Dates: Session 1 is from June-July (Fridays only for Itty Bitty City), and Session 2 is from July-

August (Fridays only for Itty Bitty City).

Additional Information: Check the website or contact for specific dates.

Special Olympics

Website: www.specialolympicsco.org

Phone Number: (720) 359-3100 (Toll Free Number: 800-777-5767)


Additional Information: Session dates and costs vary, contact camp for more information.

Wilderness on Wheels

Website: www.wildernessonwheels.org

Phone Number: (303) 403-1110

Ages: All Ages

Cost: No cost- donations are welcome

Dates: Call to make a reservation

Additional Information: Pitch your tent on a deck elevated to the height of a wheelchair- a

natural environment made accessible.

http://www.spectracenter.org/http://www.specialolympicsco.org/mailto:[email protected]://www.wildernessonwheels.org/

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Wellspring Work and Enrichment Programs

Website: www.wellspringcommunityonline.org


Ages: High school students through adults

Additional Information: Call for session dates and cost.

YMCA Denver

Website: www.denverymca.org

Phone Number: (720) 524- 2730

Additional Information: Call for more information on session dates and pricing.

Zuma’s Rescue Ranch

Web site: www.zumasrescueranch.com

Contact: Lauren Munger 303-346-7493

Dates: June & July 1st & 3rd weeks Cost: 3 Day Camp - $350; 5 Day Camp $435

Ages: 6 & up but depends on the child

Additional Information: Zuma's Equine Assisted Learning Program (ZEAL) – Our purpose is to

guide and support people through difficult life transitions, in a group setting, using the evidence

based Experiential Learning Model. Camps help children struggling with mood disorders,

learning differences, mental health issues and self-regulation. We will assist in the development

of successful life skills such as: respect, mood regulation, self-esteem, creative expression and

communication. Our program is run by Animal Assisted Coaching Specialists, Licensed Clinical

Social Workers and Licensed Practical Counselors. Camp activities could include pony rides, hay

rides, horsemanship classes, games, arts & crafts, gardening, movies field trips, tutoring. Camp

is in Littleton, near Chatfield Reservoir.

http://www.wellspringcommunityonline.org/mailto:[email protected]://www.denverymca.org/http://www.zumasrescueranch.com/

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Adam’s Camp- Adventure Camp

Website: www.adamscamp.org


Ages: Young Adults with special needs

Contact for dates and pricing.

Additional Information: Our Mountain Adventure Camp provides an experience that is fun of

fun, challenge, and adventure.

Aspen Camp

Website: www.aspencamp.org

Contact: 1-970-315-0513 Email: [email protected]

Dates and Ages for Deaf Campers: June 16 - 29; Ages 13 – 17, July 7 - 20; Ages 10 – 15,

July 21 - Aug. 3; Ages 8 - 12

Dates & Ages for KODA Campers: June 2 - 8; Ages 8 – 12, June 9 - 18; Ages 13 - 17

Cost: $699 - $1,199 - Scholarships & payment plans may be available.

Additional Information: Activities may include rafting, crafts, camping, games, high robes, low

ropes, hot springs, bonfire, ASL development, reading, swimming, & making friends. Camp is 4

hours west of Denver. Aspen is 25 minutes north of camp.

Camp Cerebral Palsy/CamPossible

Website: http://orthopedics.childrenscolorado.org/what-we-do/rehab--physical-therapy

Contact: 720-777-3456

Date: June 19- June 21

Cost: Scholarships Available

Ages: 8 - 12 yrs.

Additional Information: Three day camps designed to meet the unique needs of children with

cerebral palsy. Activities will be adapted to foster success and a sense of achievement while camping with peers in the mountains setting. Location is near Breckenridge.

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Camp Colorado

Web site: www.diabetes.org/in-my-community/diabetes-camp/camps/colorado.html

Contact: Emily Fay, 720-855-2201 ext. 7015 Email: [email protected]

Dates: June 28- July 3, 2015

Cost: Non Refundable deposit of $50

- Residential Camp ages 9-14, $560+ $50 deposit

- Teen Camp ages 15-17, $600+ $50 deposit

Ages: 8 - 14 camp; teen camp ages 15 - 17

Additional Information: Camp for children with diabetes. Eagle Lake Camp is 9 miles from

Woodland Park and near Colorado Springs.

Camp Courage

Website: www.camp-courage.org

Contact: 720-424-2940 Email: [email protected]

Dates: June 14 - 18

Cost: FREE

Ages: 9 - 17

Additional Information: Week long camp for children with cancer and their siblings. Activities

include challenge course, zip line, archery, fishing and hiking. Camp is located in Jamestown,

CO.

Camp Little Tree

Web site: http://orthopedics.childrenscolorado.org/what-we-do/rehab--physical-therapy

Contact: 720-777-3456

Dates: June 8 – June 12, Cost: $625, Ages: 8 - 12 yrs.

Additional Information: Little Tree is a special camp for children with sensory integration (SI)

impairments, as well as learning and/or attention deficits. Location is near Breckenridge.

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Camp Wapiyapi

Website: www.wapiyapi.org

Contact: 303-534-0883 E-mail: [email protected]

Dates: May 30 - June 3 or June 4 - 8 or June 9 - 13

Cost: FREE

Ages: 6 - 17

Additional Information: Camp designed for pediatric oncology patients and their siblings. Kids

enjoy the opportunity to escape the hospital and doctor offices. Camp is located in Estes Park.

Camp Zenith via Children’s Hospital

Website: http://orthopedics.childrenscolorado.org/what-we-do/rehab--physical-therapy

Contact: 720-777-3456

Date: July 19 – July 23

Cost: $625

Ages: 8 - 18 yrs.

Additional Information: Camp Zenith 5 day overnight program is intended for children who

have sustained traumatic injuries to the brain.

Champ Camp

Website: http://lung.org/associations/states/colorado/events-programs/champ-camp.html

Contact: 303-388-4327

Date: July 19 – July 25, 2015


Ages: 7 - 14

Additional Information: Champ Camp is an educational program and week long summer camp

for children with asthma. Children gain confidence in themselves and their ability to take

control of something very important, control of their own lifelong condition - asthma.

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CNI Cochlear Kids Camp

Website: www.thecni.org/hearing/kidscamp

Contact: 303-806-7416

Date: June 18 – 21, July 30 – August 2, 2015


Age: 3 – 18 years old (18 years of age who are senior in High School and graduates in 2015)

Additional Information: Children with cochlear implants and their families will come together

at CNI Cochlear Kids Camp in Estes Park, CO for a long weekend of summer camp activities,

networking and education.

Colorado Lions Camp

Website: www.coloradolionscamp.org/


Ages: Ages 8 through Senior Adult

Cost: Non-Refundable registration fee $100; $550 per session

Dates: Session 1: May 31- June 5 (Ages 19-30), Session 2: June 7-12 (Ages 30+), Session 3: June

14-19 (Hearing and Vision Impaired), Session 4: June 21-26 (Ages 30+), Session 5: June 28- July 3

(Ages 13-18), Session 6: July 5-10 (ages 30+), Session 7: July 12-17 (Ages 19-30), Session 8: July

19-24 (Ages 8-12), Session 9: July 26-31 (Ages 30+), Session 10: August 2-7 (Ages 19+, must be

highly independent).

Additional Information: Several weeks of traditional camps and one week for vision and hearing

impaired. Contact the camp to be sure this is a good fit for your child. Camp is located in Pikes

Peak National Forest; just west of Colorado Springs & north of Woodland Park on Hwy 67 N.

Colorado Summit Weekender Camp

Contact: Michael DiLillo - 1-888-550-3111 Email: [email protected]

Dates: April 24 – 26 (Weekend Camp, Buena Vista) $425

Ages: 11 - 19

http://www.thecni.org/hearing/kidscamphttp://www.coloradolionscamp.org/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]

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Colorado Weekender Additional Information: Colorado Weekender is a school year program

designed for students with learning disabilities, high functioning Autism/Asperger's, ADHA/ADD

who would enjoy and benefit from guided recreation weekends. These "youth group" like

experiences offer opportunities for peer interaction, fun and friendships in what is almost a

24/7 social skills group. Camp is in Buena Vista, CO.

Easter Seals

Website: www.easterseals.com/co/

Rocky Mountain Village Location: Empire, CO Phone: 303-569-2333 (Krasimir Koev)

Dates & Costs: 13 separate one week camps from May thru August - check web site for specific

dates per disability & costs as there are so many options!

Additional information: Camp is fully accessible. Campers enjoy swimming, fishing, outdoor

cooking, crafts, sports, hiking, dances, music, drams, horse-back riding, zip line, day trips &

more. Beautiful mountain environment just off I-70.

Extreme Sports Camp / Ascendigo

Website: www.extremesportscamp.org or www.ascendigo.org

Contact: 970-920-3695 or 970-927-3143

Dates: 8 Sessions from June - August

Cost: Overnight $2,300; Day $1,250; Weekend $500

Ages: 7 yrs. and older

Additional Information: Overnight sports camp that provides the opportunities and supports

for children and adults on the autism spectrum to progress in active sports.

HILLS Camping Trip

Website: www.hills-inc.org

Phone Number: (303) 875- 9149 Email: [email protected]

Additional Information: Contact for costs, dates, and more information

http://www.easterseals.com/co/http://www.extremesportscamp.org/http://www.ascendigo.org/http://www.hills-inc.org/mailto:[email protected]

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Jason's Camp - Epilepsy Foundation - YMCA of the Rockies

Website: www.epilepsycolorado.org

Contact: 303-377-9774 Email: [email protected]

Dates: July 8 – 12, 2015

Cost: $550 (Scholarships Available)

Ages: 13 - 17

Additional Information: Camp for teens with epilepsy that teaches how to shift the focus to

what they can do such as zip line, rock climbing, horseback riding, arts & crafts. Camp is at

YMCA of the Rockies neat Estes Park, CO.

Joseph’s Journey

Website: www.josephsjourney.org

Contact: Kim or Vickie Steuart, 303-989-5710 Email: [email protected]

Dates & Cost: Contact for specifics as experiences are tailored to the child

Additional Information: This is a wish granting organization and is dedicated to providing

wilderness experiences to children with terminal and life-threatening illness. Adventures

include hiking, fishing, camping hunting, climbing and more – it’s up to the child. Only

experienced, qualified guides are used to lead these journeys, and all safety requirements and

rules are rigorously followed.

Junior Adventurer’s Camp (Breckenridge Outdoors Education Center)

Website: http://www.boec.org/event/junior-adventurers-camp/

Contact: 1-800-383-3632 Email: [email protected]

Dates & Cost: Call or email for 2015 info (last year cost was $475)

Additional Information: This 3 day program is uniquely designed for children ages 8 – 14 with

developmental disabilities. Campers are provided with the opportunity to boost self-esteem

thru skill building and are invited to develop inner strength and courage through canoeing, white-water rafting, cycling, a ropes course, and more. Location is near Breckenridge, CO.

http://www.epilepsycolorado.org/mailto:[email protected]://www.josephsjourney.org/mailto:[email protected]://www.boec.org/event/junior-adventurers-camp/mailto:[email protected]

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Mile High Summer Camp

Website: http://cohemo.org/programs-and-events/mile-high-summer-camp/

Contact: 303-724-2309

Dates: Please contact for more information.

Costs: Non-Refundable $75; Approximately $1,000 (Scholarships Available)

Ages: 7 - 18 (6 year olds may be accepted on a case by case basis)

Additional Information: The purpose of camp is to learn about bleeding disorders, develop

skills, and have fun!

Teens Kayak Camp - National Sports Center for the Disabled (NSCD)

Website: http://www.nscd.org/pdfs_programs/2015-Summer-Brochure.pdf

Contact: 303-316-1544

Dates: Year Round Camp (visit website for more details).

Cost: Contact camp for more information.

Additional Information: Camps range from 2 to 4 days and are designed for individuals with

physical and/or developmental disabilities. Grand County, CO.

Cowboy Weekend (NSCD)

Website: http://www.nscd.org/nscd-mountain-programs-camps.php

Dates: June 12 – 14

Cost: $300 full weekend

Ages: 10 & older, must be independent

Program Information: Exciting weekend of horseback riding, cowboy cookouts and campfire

sing-a-longs. Participants must be self-sufficient in personal care. Location is Grand County

http://cohemo.org/programs-and-events/mile-high-summer-camp/http://www.nscd.org/pdfs_programs/2015-Summer-Brochure.pdfhttp://www.nscd.org/nscd-mountain-programs-camps.php

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Pinyon Ranch Horse Seminar

Website: www.pinyonranch.org


Ages: Young Adults with developmental disabilities ages 18-30

Contact for cost and dates.

Additional Information: This is a 5-day overnight program that will teach about the care and

grooming of animals, and develop independence and social skills.

Ramah

Website: www.ramahoutdoors.org

Contact: 303-261-8214, 300 Dahlia St. #205, Denver, CO 80246

Dates: Visit website for more details.

Cost: $2,100 - $4,000

Ages: 8 - 17

Additional Information: 2 & 4 week camping experience for Jewish Children who have I/DD

that allows camp participation along with typical peers.

Rock n' Rally Summer Camp

Website: www.epilepsycolorado.org

Contact: 303-337-9774 E-mail: [email protected]

Dates: July 24 - 26

Cost: Based on ability to pay

Ages: 8 - 12

Additional Information: A youth program of the Epilepsy Foundation of Colorado. This is an

overnight weekend camp designed to help children learn what they can do during a seizure. A

team of licensed medical staff is on site at all times along with peers and experienced

counselors. Camp is located in Jamestown, CO.

http://www.pinyonranch.org/mailto:[email protected]://www.ramahoutdoors.org/http://www.epilepsycolorado.org/mailto:[email protected]

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Round Up River Ranch

Website: www.roundupriverranch.org

Contact: Eileen Hall


Dates: 1st session begins June 7

Cost: FREE

Age: 7 - 17

Additional Information: Camp designed for children with chronic and life threatening illnesses.

There are 6 different one week sessions; each week is disability specific. Activities include

boating, fishing, music, horseback, riding, and challenge course. Location is near Gypsum, CO.

Sky High Hope Camp (American Cancer Society)

Website: www.cancer.org/myacs/greatwest/areahighlights/gwd-hopemountaincamp or

www.skyhope.org


Dates: June 21 – 27

Cost: FREE

Ages: 8 - 18

Additional Information: Camp for children with cancer and their siblings. Summer sessions

include archery, arts and crafts, rock climbing, rafting, water front activities and more in a

medically safe environment. Winter sessions include snowboarding, skiing, ice skating, and

tubing. Camp is in Golden, CO

http://www.roundupriverranch.org/mailto:[email protected]://www.cancer.org/myacs/greatwest/areahighlights/gwd-hopemountaincamphttp://www.skyhope.org/mailto:[email protected]

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The Tikvah Program at Ramah Outdoor Adventure

Website: www.ramahoutdoors.org

Phone Number: (303) 261- 8214 (extension 103)

Email: [email protected] (Elyssa Hammerman, Director)

Ages: Adolescents ages 11-17 with mild to moderate intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Cost: $2,300 for one session, $4,350 for both (discounts are available for former campers, and

scholarships available for first time campers)

Dates: Session 1: June 23rd – July 6th , Session 2: July 7th –July 20th

Additional Information: At Camp Ramah, all participants must be Jewish. The Tikvah program is

integrated with the greater camp, and the chalutzim (Tikvah campers) will participate in

elements of the camp program such as meals, evening programs, and Shabbat. Individual

chalutzim will be integrated in other activities around camp according to their abilities. Contact

us or see our website for more information.

Wilderness Camp (Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center)

Website: http://www.boec.org/event/wilderness-camp/

Phone: 1-800-383-2632 Email: [email protected]

Dates & Cost: 4 days in July (last year cost was $850) Call to get current information

Ages: 16 – 25

Additional Information: This is a multiday, 23 mile flat-water canoe trip down Ruby and

Horsethief Canyons on the Colorado River. Program requires all participants be independent

with self-care. Emphasis will be on having fun in a structured, supportive setting. This is a

mobile course based in Grand Junction and entering Utah for a few miles via canoe & river.

Students will be involved in paddling, navigation, camp set up, cooking, cleaning and River &

camp equipment care during the course.

http://www.ramahoutdoors.org/mailto:[email protected]://www.boec.org/event/wilderness-camp/mailto:[email protected]

Day Camps:Adam’s Camp- Early Start, Pathfinder, TrailblazerAurora Recreation Therapeutic ProgramsBeyond Classroom WallsBreckenridge Outdoor Center (BOEC)Camp Paha and PAT (Paha Adults in Transition)Challenge AspenChildren’s Hospital- Camp Little Tree and CamPossibleCity Surfers (Spectra Center)Colorado ActsColorado Foundation for Conductive EducationColorado Jr. Wheelchair Sports CampContinuum Summer CampDenver Parks and Recreation CampDurango Mountain CampEaster SealsExpand – Boulder County ProgramFirefly AutismGarden Autism ServicesGold Star Learning OptionsHighlands Ranch Therapeutic Recreation ProgramHighPointe Summer School/Transition ProgramLocal City ProgramsNational Sports Center for the Disabled (NSCD)Parker Recreation Summer ProgramsThe Rhythm WithinSanta Fe Art GallerySewall Child Development CenterSouth Suburban Parks and Rec. - S.T.A.R. ProgramSpectra Autism CenterSpecial OlympicsWilderness on WheelsWellspring Work and Enrichment ProgramsYMCA DenverZuma’s Rescue RanchOvernight Camps:Adam’s Camp- Adventure and Urban AdventureAspen CampCamp Cerebral Palsy/CamPossibleCamp ColoradoCamp CourageCamp Little TreeCamp WapiyapiCamp Zenith - Children’s HospitalChamp CampCNI Cochlear Kids CampColorado Lions CampColorado Summit Weekender CampEaster Seals - Rocky Mountain VillageExtreme Sports Camp / AscendigoHILLS Camping TripJason's CampJoseph’s JourneyJunior Adventurer’s CampMile High Summer CampTeens Kayak Camp - National Sports Center for the Disabled (NSCD)Cowboy Weekend – (NSCD)Pinyon Ranch Horse SeminarRamahRock n' Rally Summer CampRound Up River RanchSky High Hope Camp (American Cancer Society)The Tikvah Program at Ramah Outdoor AdventureWilderness Camp

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Summer Camp Guide 2015 - Colorado · Light Rail Adventures takes individuals out on the Light Rail and teaches social skills, language, academics, and thinking skills. The Day Camp