Camp Accomplish
Nanjemoy, MarylandOvernight: ages 7–22
Inclusive camp for young people with and without disabilities or chronic health conditions; published staffing ratios vary by support need.
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Overnight Camps Beyond Virginia
The right overnight camp may be outside Virginia. These directories and selected East Coast programs can help families begin early enough to compare support, travel, cost and availability.
Start before the summer rush
Many camps open applications in fall or winter, and sessions with financial assistance or higher staffing support may fill first. Ask about tours, virtual information sessions and waitlists.
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Selected overnight programs to explore
Easterseals Camp Fairlee
Chestertown, MarylandChildren and adults
Accessible overnight summer camp and respite weekends with multiple published staffing-ratio options.
Visit programTalisman Camps
Zirconia, North CarolinaAges 6–22
Programs designed for young people with autism, ADHD and learning differences. Check the current program descriptions for support-profile fit.
Visit programCamp Ramapo
Rhinebeck, New YorkAges 6–16
Residential camp for young people with social, emotional or learning challenges, including autism.
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