Summer Camps for Autistic Kids and Young Adults
Now that it is summertime, we want to make sure autistic people and their families find some opportunities for fun! Below, we list out summer camps for autistic people and/or people with disabilities in Georgia.
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Greater Georgia (not Atlanta Metro)
Camps OUTSIDE of Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale Counties.
Name: Camp Big Heart
Who is it for: Young adults (12–24 yrs) and adults (18–60 yrs) with mild to moderate support needs
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp and day camp
Cost: $300/week; Campership Fund available
Dates: Session One (Youth): June 7–12; Session Two (Adult): June 14–19
What will campers do: Arts & crafts, music, cooking, swimming, obstacle courses, archery, theater, science, cheerleading, talent shows, dance, and more
Hosted by: Civitans Club of Georgia
Location: Camp John Hope (Macon County, GA)
Notes: Campers must be toilet trained, ambulatory, and able to manage personal needs with minimal assistance
Read more about it: https://campbigheart.org/
Name: Waves Summer Day Camps
Who is it for: Autistic children and young adults
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $300
Dates: Mondays–Fridays in June and July
What will campers do: Art, culinary skills, woodworking, outdoor survival skills, and more
Hosted by: Waves Autism Center
Location: Various locations in Houston County, GA
Notes: Offers additional programs year-round
Read more about it: https://www.wavesautismcenter.com/online-summer-camp
Name: Camp Arrow
Who is it for: Special needs children ages 7–14
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $350
Dates: June 1–6
What will campers do: Swimming, arts and crafts, music, games, dancing, bowling, fishing, canoeing, horseback riding
Hosted by: Camp Arrow
Location: Camp Tygart (Berrien County, GA)
Notes: Accepts campers with higher care needs; pay-what-you-can model
Read more about it: http://camparrow.org
Name: Special Kicks Summer Camp
Who is it for: Kids ages 6+ with special needs
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $50 (students), $150 (non-students)
Dates: July 27–31st
What will campers do: Games, self-defense, pet therapy, arts and crafts, movie day, trolley ride
Hosted by: Special Kicks
Location: Pooler, GA
Notes: On-site nurses
Read more about it: https://www.specialkicks.com/summercamp
Name: Camp Joy
Who is it for: Kids ages 5–17 with disabilities
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost:
Dates:
What will campers do: Horseback riding, swimming, bowling, arts and crafts, fishing
Hosted by: Memorial Hospital and Manor
Location: Decatur County, GA
Notes: Call (229) 243-8124 for more information
Read more about it: https://www.mh-m.org/services/physical-rehabilitation/camp-joy/
Name: Camp I Am Special
Who is it for: Kids with disabilities
Day camp or overnight camp?:
Cost:
Dates:
What will campers do: Hayrides, crafts, adaptive sports, yoga
Hosted by: Catholic Charities
Location: Fruit Cove, FL
Notes: 1:1 camper-to-volunteer ratio
Read more about it: https://www.ccbjax.org/camp-i-am-special
Name: Special Touch Ministry Summer Get Away
Who is it for: Individuals with disabilities ages 10+ through adult
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $550 (no caregiver), $700 (with caregiver)
Dates:
What will campers do: Swimming, fishing, crafts, boat rides, sports, games, hayrides, bonfires, petting zoos
Hosted by: Special Touch Ministries
Location: Timer Lake Retreat Center, Forsyth, GA
Notes: Caregiver required if assistance is needed
Read more about it: https://www.specialtouch.org/getaways
Name: Love and Care ECC Summer Camp
Who is it for: Kids with special needs ages 2–20
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $300/week; $350/week for medically complex or non-toilet trained campers
Dates:
What will campers do: Music, life skills, social skills, arts and crafts, sensory rooms, outdoor playground
Hosted by: Love and Care ECC
Location: Evans, GA
Notes: Financial assistance available
Read more about it: https://www.loveandcareecc.com/summercamp2025
Name: Camp Dream
Who is it for: Children and adults with moderate to large support needs
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $800 (4-day experience)
Dates:
What will campers do: Dance, bowling, movies, fishing, boating, swimming, water slides, train rides
Hosted by: Camp Dream
Location: Calvin Center, Hampton, GA
Notes: 1:1 camper-to-counselor ratio; no one turned away
Read more about it: https://www.campdreamga.org/what-we-do
Name: Camp Hawkins – Mt. Airy
Who is it for: Children ages 8–21 with special needs
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $1,000
Dates: June 10–14; June 17–21; June 24–28; July 1–5
What will campers do: Swimming, arts and crafts, Bible studies, games
Hosted by: Georgia Baptist Children’s Homes and Family Ministries
Location: Mt. Airy, GA
Notes: Scholarships available
Read more about it: https://www.georgiachildren.org/camp-hawkins
Name: Camp Hawkins – Baxley
Who is it for: Children ages 8–21 with special needs
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $1,000
Dates: June 10–14; June 17–21; June 24–28
What will campers do: Swimming, arts and crafts, Bible studies, games
Hosted by: Georgia Baptist Children’s Homes and Family Ministries
Location: Baxley, GA
Notes: Scholarships available
Read more about it: https://www.georgiachildren.org/camp-hawkins
Name: Talisman Summer Camp
Who is it for: Autistic youth and young adults ages 6–22
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: Varies
Dates:
What will campers do: Nature walks, swimming, kayaking, and more
Hosted by: Talisman Summer Camps
Location: Asheville, NC
Notes: Multiple camp options available
Read more about it: https://talismancamps.com
Name: Camp ASCCA
Who is it for: Children and adults with physical and/or intellectual disabilities
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: Varies
Dates:
What will campers do: Outdoor camp activities
Hosted by: Alabama’s Special Camp for Children and Adults (ASCCA)
Location: Jacksons’ Gap, AL
Notes: Multiple sessions offered
Read more about it: https://www.campascca.org/
Name: Camp Sparrowwood
Who is it for: Children, young adults, and adults with disabilities
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day and overnight camps
Cost: Varies
Dates:
What will campers do: Hiking, arts and crafts, swimming, games
Hosted by: Glisson Camp and Retreat Center
Location: Dahlonega, GA
Notes:
Read more about it: https://glisson.org/sparrowwood/
Name: Grow Day Camps
Who is it for: Children, young adults, and adults with disabilities
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day and overnight camps
Cost: $170
Dates:
What will campers do: Archery, games, crafts, Bible stories, climbing, water activities
Hosted by: North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church
Location: 19 locations in North Georgia
Notes:
Read more about it: https://growdaycamps.org/#2
Name: White Oak Pastures Young Farmers Summer Camp (Ages 5–8)
Who is it for: Children ages 5–8
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $140
Dates: July 8–10
What will campers do: Learn about animals, gardening, composting, and farming
Hosted by: White Oak Pastures
Location: Bluffton, GA
Notes:
Read more about it: https://whiteoakpastures.com/products/young-farmers-summer-camp-age-5-8
Name: White Oak Pastures Young Farmers Summer Camp (Ages 9–12)
Who is it for: Children ages 9–12
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $140
Dates: July 22–24
What will campers do: Learn about animals, gardening, composting, and farming
Hosted by: White Oak Pastures
Location: Bluffton, GA
Notes:
Read more about it: https://whiteoakpastures.com/products/young-farmers-summer-camp-age-9-12
Name: Attuned Summer Lab
Who is it for: Kindergarten through 6th grade (including children with autism)
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $215/week
Dates: June 1–July 11
What will campers do: Hands-on science, problem solving, exploration
Hosted by: The Attuned Community School
Location: Centerville, GA
Notes: Accepts Georgia Promise Scholarship and Special Needs Scholarship
Read more about it: https://www.facebook.com/groups/robinstogo/posts/2006512820077715/
Name: Camp Hooray
Who is it for: Ages 2–21 with autism spectrum disorder
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: No family is ever turned away due to financial need. To learn more about program costs in your community, please register as a new family. Scholarships are available for those who qualify – we’re here to make camp possible for everyone.
Dates: June 2-6, June 9-13, June 16-20, July 7-11, July 14-18, July 21-25
What will campers do: Communication, social skills, daily living skills, emotional regulation
Hosted by: Extra Special People (ESP)
Location: Athens, GA
Notes:
Read more about it: https://espyouandme.org/programs/hooray/
Name: Camp Journey
Who is it for: Ages 2–21 with autism spectrum disorder
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $850
Dates: July 5-10th
What will campers do: Swimming, hiking, fishing, archery, climbing, canoeing, sports, and more
Hosted by: Social Skills Today
Location: Camp Twin Lakes (Rutledge, GA)
Notes:
Read more about it: https://socialskillstoday.com/camp-details/
Name: Camp You Be You
Who is it for: Kids 8 to 18 with autism who are verbally fluent and can complete self-care skills independently (ex. bathing, dressing, etc.)
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $375
Dates: May 31st-June 5th
What will campers do: Archery, swimming, rock climbing, boating, evening programs every night (talent show, pool party, etc.)
Hosted by: Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA)
Location: Camp Twin Lakes (Rutledge, GA)
Notes: Financial aid available. Accepts family support funds from Bobby Dodd, Georgia Community Support and Solutions, and New Horizons Behavior Health
Read more about it: https://www.choa.org/camps/camp-you-be-you
Name: Camp You Be You: Leader in Training
Who is it for: Teens 15 to 18 with autism
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $250
Dates: May 31st-June 5th
What will campers do: Learn leadership skills by acting as role models for younger campers.
Hosted by: Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta (CHOA)
Location: Camp Twin Lakes (Rutledge, GA)
Notes: Financial aid available. Accepts family support funds from Bobby Dodd, Georgia Community Support and Solutions, and New Horizons Behavior Health
Read more about it: https://www.choa.org/camps/camp-you-be-you
Name: The Bridge of Georgia – USA Camp
Who is it for: Ages 6–21 years old
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $200
Dates: July 6–9
What will campers do: Fun at Lenora Water Park, games, and crafts
Hosted by: The Bridge of Georgia and Lenora Water Park
Location: Monroe, GA
Notes: Day trip to Lenora Water Park
Read more about it: https://www.thebridgeofgeorgia.org/summer-camps
Name: The Bridge of Georgia – Color War Camp
Who is it for: Ages 6–21 years old
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $200
Dates: June 8–11
What will campers do: Fun at Lenora Water Park, games, and crafts
Hosted by: The Bridge of Georgia
Location: Monroe, GA
Notes: Day trip to Lenora Water Park
Read more about it: https://www.thebridgeofgeorgia.org/summer-camps
Name: Aerie Experiences
Who is it for: Ages 8+ years old
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $600, $2,900, $3,900
Dates: May 22–24; June 8–14; June 16–22; June 30–July 6; July 12–18; July 26–August 1
What will campers do: Paddle Trek, arts and adventure, horse farm experiences, scuba expedition, adult lake house activities
Hosted by: Aerie Experiences
Location: Various locations, including North Georgia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Lake Sinclair
Notes: Different camp types take place at different locations
Read more about it: https://aerieexperiences.com/camps
Name: Camp RAD (Statesboro)
Who is it for: Youth with disabilities ages 10–22 years
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $1,250
Dates: June 2–30
What will campers do: Practice independent living skills, exercise, and adaptive sports
Hosted by: Georgia Southern University
Location: Statesboro, GA
Notes: Most camp days maintain a 1:1 or 1:2 camper-to-staff ratio; tuition assistance and scholarships available
Read more about it: https://www.georgiasouthern.edu/research/centers/rehabilitation-independent-living/camp-rad
Name: Camp RAD (Effingham County)
Who is it for: Youth with disabilities ages 10–22 years
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $1,250
Dates: June 2–30
What will campers do: Practice independent living skills, exercise, and adaptive sports
Hosted by: Georgia Southern University
Location: Effingham County, GA
Notes: Most camp days maintain a 1:1 or 1:2 camper-to-staff ratio; tuition assistance and scholarships available
Read more about it: https://www.georgiasouthern.edu/research/centers/rehabilitation-independent-living/camp-rad
Name: Camp Lookout – Celebration Camp
Who is it for: Youth and adults with intellectual disabilities
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $575–$745
Dates: July 27–31
What will campers do: Swimming, crafting, archery, low ropes, paddle boating, hiking, fishing, and more
Hosted by: Camp Lookout
Location: Lookout Mountain (near Chattanooga)
Notes: Campers must be ambulatory and able to care for their own personal and restroom needs
Read more about it: https://www.camplookout.com/summer-camp/ages-15-adult
Name: Camp Kaleo
Who is it for: Grades 1–12
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day and overnight camps
Cost: $185 per week (1st–3rd grade); $425 per week (3rd–12th grade)
Dates: Weekdays May 25–July 24
What will campers do: Sports, archery, canoeing, ropes courses, water slide
Hosted by: Camp Kaleo
Location: Forsyth, GA
Notes: Accepts kids with level 1 autism
Read more about it: https://campkaleo.org
Atlanta Metro
Camps within Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Henry, and Rockdale Counties.
Name: Camp Best Friends
Who is it for: Autistic kids between 6–18 years old with low support needs
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $35 for residents per week; $110 for non-residents per week
Dates:
What will campers do: Outdoor activities, swimming, art, music, horseback riding, and more
Hosted by: The City of Atlanta
Location: Various locations throughout Atlanta, GA
Notes: Hardship assistance available
Read more about it: https://www.atlantaga.gov/government/departments/department-parks-recreation/office-of-recreation/camp-best-friends
Name: Camp Happy Hearts
Who is it for: Autistic kids ages 6–12 with social skills to engage with peers
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost:
Dates:
What will campers do: Swimming, arts and crafts, games, sports, field trips, and more
Hosted by: The City of Alpharetta
Location: Alpharetta, GA
Notes: Interview required prior to participation (call 678-297-6115)
Read more about it: https://www.alpharetta.ga.us/300/Summer-Camps
Name: iCan Bike
Who is it for: Individuals with disabilities ages 8+
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost:
Dates:
What will campers do: Learn to ride a bike
Hosted by: The City of Alpharetta
Location: Alpharetta, GA and Norcross, GA
Notes: Orientation required; campers must bring a bike and meet basic physical requirements
Read more about it: https://www.alpharetta.ga.us/government/departments/recreation-parks/activities/summer-camps/ican-bike
Name: High Meadows Camp
Who is it for: Kindergarten through 9th grade
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $1,515 (3-week camp)
Dates:
What will campers do: Play, explore, and build friendships
Hosted by: High Meadows Camp
Location: Roswell, GA
Notes: Campers grouped by chronological age; families encouraged to discuss needs in advance; carpools available
Read more about it: https://highmeadowscamp.org/about-us/inclusion/
Name: Summer Technology Camp
Who is it for: Kids ages 4–11
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $125
Dates:
What will campers do: Use computing devices, participate in group activities, and build friendships
Hosted by: Lekotek of Georgia
Location: Tucker, GA
Notes: Additional children can register for $25 each
Read more about it: https://www.lekotekga.org/camp.html
Name: Blaze Sports
Who is it for: Preschoolers, children, and adults with physical disabilities
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost:
Dates:
What will campers do: Adaptive sports and recreational activities
Hosted by: Blaze Sports
Location: Varies by program
Notes:
Read more about it: https://blazesports.org/about/
Name: Aerie Experiences
Who is it for: Kids and young adults with mild to moderate support needs
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day and overnight camps
Cost: Starting at $2,750
Dates:
What will campers do: Rafting, horseback riding, and outdoor adventures
Hosted by: Aerie Experiences
Location: Johns Creek, GA and Atlanta, GA
Notes: Also offers spring camps
Read more about it: https://aerieexperiences.com/
Name: Camp Hollywood
Who is it for: Individuals ages 5–29 with developmental disabilities
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $215 (discount for additional campers)
Dates:
What will campers do: Art, music, science, cooking, and recreation
Hosted by: FOCUS
Location: Atlanta Metro area
Notes: Scholarships available; sibling accommodations for additional fee
Read more about it: https://focus-ga.org/program/summer-day-camps/
Name: Spectrum Day Camp
Who is it for: Autistic children
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $450 per week
Dates:
What will campers do: Varies by session
Hosted by: SPECTRUM
Location: Duluth, GA or Lawrenceville, GA
Notes: Weekly themes vary
Read more about it: https://atl-spectrum.com/support-programs/spectrum-camps-clubs/summer-day-camp
Name: Spectrum Family Camp
Who is it for: Families with autistic members
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $600 per family
Dates:
What will campers do: Pool time, archery, canoeing, crafts, biking, hiking, climbing wall, and family entertainment
Hosted by: SPECTRUM
Location: Camp Twin Lakes and/or Fort Yargo State Park, Winder, GA
Notes: Designed for the whole family
Read more about it: https://atl-spectrum.com/support-programs/family-camp
Name: Way2Play TOGETHER Summer Camp
Who is it for: School-aged autistic children
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $329 per week
Dates:
What will campers do: Outdoor play, arts and crafts, technology, board games, music and movement
Hosted by: Way2Play TOGETHER
Location: Atlanta, GA
Notes: No toilet training required; 1:5 ratio
Read more about it: https://www.way2playtogether.com/registration
Name: Camp All Star
Who is it for: Teens and young adults ages 14–24 with developmental disabilities
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $450 per camper
Dates: June 8–12, 2026
What will campers do: Basketball, kickball, pickleball, golf, soccer, volleyball, and more
Hosted by: Annandale Village
Location: Adam C. Pomeranz Program Center
Notes:
Read more about it: https://annandale.org/camp
Name: Exceptional Summer Program
Who is it for: Ages 16+ with independent self-help skills
Day camp or overnight camp?:
Cost:
Dates: Snellville: June 8–11, 15–18, 22–25; Marietta: June 1–4, 8–11, 15–18, 22–25
What will campers do: Sports, recreation, music therapy, arts and crafts, and social groups
Hosted by: Exceptional Futures
Location: Snellville and Marietta, GA
Notes: Must not require 1:1 support; 1:10 ratio
Read more about it: https://efatl.org/summer
Name: Summer Friends
Who is it for: Individuals ages 16–21 with developmental disabilities still in high school
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost:
Dates: June 2–27 and July 7–18
What will campers do: Fitness, therapy services, outings, social activities, and recreation
Hosted by: Great Prospects
Location: Sandy Springs, GA
Notes:
Read more about it: https://www.greatprospectsinc.org/summer-friends
Name: Nature Camp
Who is it for: Kindergarten/1st grade (ages 4–6)
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $420 per week
Dates: May 27–July 24 (weekly sessions)
What will campers do: Nature exploration, creek play, creative projects
Hosted by: The Frazer Center
Location: Atlanta, GA
Notes: Pre-enrollment observation required to assess support needs
Read more about it: https://www.frazercenter.org/child-development-program/summer-camps
Name: True Love Summer Camp
Who is it for: Teens and young adults with special needs
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $400 per week
Dates: June 1–July 31
What will campers do: Art, music, cooking, outdoor adventures, socialization
Hosted by: True Love Day Center
Location: True Love Day Center
Notes: Screening required
Read more about it: https://www.trueloveforspecialneedfamilies.com/summer-camp-sign-up
Name: Threshold Community Summer Program
Who is it for:
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost:
Dates:
What will campers do: Build social-emotional and independent living skills
Hosted by: Threshold Community
Location:
Notes:
Read more about it: https://thresholdcommunity.org/our-program/#hourly-summer-services
Name: Summer Camp (Unique Individual Ranch)
Who is it for: Ages 4–22
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $450 per week
Dates: May 26–July 31
What will campers do: Art, sports, outdoor activities
Hosted by: Unique Individual Ranch
Location: Waller Park, Sandy Springs, GA
Notes: Sibling discounts and financial assistance available
Read more about it: https://www.uiranch.org/summer-camp
Name: Applied ABC’s Summer Therapy (Norcross)
Who is it for: Ages 2–21 with autism spectrum disorder
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost:
Dates: May 21–August 4
What will campers do: Communication, social skills, daily living skills, emotional regulation
Hosted by: Applied ABC
Location: Norcross, GA
Notes:
Read more about it: https://appliedabc.com/summer-aba-therapy/
Name: Applied ABC’s Summer Therapy (Lawrenceville)
Who is it for: Ages 2–21 with autism spectrum disorder
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost:
Dates: May 21–August 4
What will campers do: Communication, social skills, daily living skills, emotional regulation
Hosted by: Applied ABC
Location: Lawrenceville, GA
Notes:
Read more about it: https://appliedabc.com/summer-aba-therapy/
Name: ESP Atlanta: Summer Camp Week
Who is it for: Ages 2–21 with autism spectrum disorder
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost:
Dates: June 1-5th; July 13-17th; July 20-24th
What will campers do: Communication, social skills, daily living skills, emotional regulation
Hosted by: Extra Special People (ESP)
Location: Atlanta, GA
Notes:
Read more about it: https://espyouandme.org/event/esp-atlanta-summer-camp-week-1/
Name: Spectrum Camp (Duluth)
Who is it for: Ages 2–21 with autism spectrum disorder
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: $460 per week
Dates: June 1-5, June 8-12, June 15-19, June 22-26, June 29-July 3 and July 6-10
What will campers do: Communication, social skills, daily living skills, emotional regulation
Hosted by: Social Skills Today
Location: Duluth, GA
Notes:
Read more about it: https://socialskillstoday.com/camp-details/
Name: Spectrum Camp (Lawrenceville)
Who is it for: Ages 2–21 with autism spectrum disorder
Day camp or overnight camp?: Overnight camp
Cost: No family is ever turned away due to financial need. To learn more about program costs in your community, please register as a new family. Scholarships are available for those who qualify – we’re here to make camp possible for everyone.
Dates: June 15-19th; June 22-26th
What will campers do: Communication, social skills, daily living skills, emotional regulation
Hosted by: Social Skills Today
Location: Lawrenceville, GA
Notes:
Read more about it: https://socialskillstoday.com/camp-details/
Name: Camp RISE
Who is it for: Kids with special needs ages 4–14 years old
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $190 (2-day camp); $270 (3-day camp); $425 (5-day camp); $2,395 (6-week camp); $90 daily rate
Dates: June 1–July 17
What will campers do: Arts and crafts, cooking, sensory exploration, pet therapy, music therapy, outdoor activities, water days, and community exposure
Hosted by: Camp RISE
Location: Lilburn, GA
Notes: 4:1 staff-to-camper ratio
Read more about it: https://www.camprisega.com
Name: TOGETHER with the Iris School
Who is it for: Pre-K through high school aged kids with autism
Day camp or overnight camp?: Day camp
Cost: $329 per week or $85 per day
Dates: May 26–July 24
What will campers do: Arts and crafts, technology, board games, and music and movement
Hosted by: The Iris School
Location: Atlanta, GA
Notes: 5:1 staff-to-camper ratio; campers do not have to be toilet trained
Read more about it: https://www.together-with-iris.com/
Article by: The Autism ToolKit
Updated April 2026
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