Summer Camp Organizations

Overnight camp on 200 acres in Catoctin Mountain National Park for people with disabilities featuring swimming, crafts, sports, games, and more. Built in 1937 as one of the first camps designed for people with disabilities. Accepts autism waiver hours.

Flexible summer camp with "pick the days you need" option for customized experience, themed daily activities, small student-to-teacher ratios, personalized attention in safe encouraging environment.

Themed summer camps combining physical fitness, play, arts, crafts, and snacks for young children. Weekly themes like Sports Spectacular, Cheerleading, and Coastal Cowabunga with 2-day and 4-day camp options.

Flexible day, multi-day, or week-long camp packages with themed weeks including Hawaiian Hide and Seek, Sports of All Sorts, Animal Adventures, and Superheroes. For preschool and school-age children.

Youth ceramics camp immersing young artists in hands-on ceramic creation including wheel-throwing, hand-building, and glazing techniques in a professional studio environment.

Theater camp options for K through 9th grade plus teen summer intensive for 7th grade through college sophomores. Two-to-three-week sessions culminating in full performances.

Themed weekly camps for ages 4-13 at The Magic House and MADE for Kids locations featuring art, science, making, and world culture exploration. Camp Curiosity (ages 6-8), Camp Innovation (ages 8-11), and Camp MADE (ages 6-13). Scholarships available.

Overnight programs at Stevens Pass lodge for ages 9-17 featuring hiking, swimming, rafting, rock climbing, and outdoor skills. Transportation included from Seattle on the first day. Week-long sessions throughout summer.