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Camp Basics
Our Kids provides you with a list of camps for children with special needs or disabilities like Down Syndrome, autism, ADHD, troubled teen behaviour, cerebral palsy, Spina Bifida, and other developmental delays. This list includes many overnight camps in the Muskokas, Algonquin Park, and the Kawarthas. These beautiful locations ensure that your child will live in unbelievably tranquil natural settings. Indeed, the Muskokas, Algonquin Park, and the Kawarthas are known for their quiet, calm, and secluded lakes. Your child will go to summer camp in a relatively private and uninterrupted area. Moreover, because your son or daughter will be in nature, they'll have a plethora of opportunities to stay active in the outdoors. Read more
Kids with special needs are welcome at these Algonquin Park and Kawarthas' kids camps, where they are integrated with other campers.
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Algonquin Park (View map) Historic all boy's camp est. 1914 in Algonquin Park. Focus on wilderness canoe trips with excellent in-camp program as well. Exceptional 1:2 staff to camper ratio. Positive, tech-free culture for boys.
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Algonquin Park; Cambridge; Guelph; Kitchener; Stoney Creek (View map) We inspire young people to explore and connect with nature through photography. At our day camps campers will learn the technical skills to shoot and edit great photos while also exploring nature in a safe environment.
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Algonquin Park (View map) A family-run co-ed summer camp in the heart of Algonquin Park where kids escape the screens and stress of city life and have the times of their lives while learning activity and life skills and making lifelong friends.
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Algonquin Park (View map) This all girls summer camp located on its own lake in Algonquin Park offers a variety of activities, and specialty programs for canoe tripping, mini camp and kindercamp & family camp! We offer a safe & fun adventure!
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Children with special needs require attention from trained professionals, which overnight camps offer. These staff members will keep your child busy with plenty of activities, like games, songs, swimming, arts and crafts, storytelling, archery, hiking, dancing, campfires, and canoeing. Playground activities like kickball, soccer, baseball, ball hockey, basketball, and bocce ball are also available. Children at these camps can build lifelong friendships and interact freely with other campers. Here are some other distinct advantages of special needs camps in the Muskokas, Algonquin Park, and the Kawarthas:
Ontario’s camps have a wide range of costs. That said, if you cannot afford camp fees, you could explore other resources. Some camps themselves might provide financial aid. You could also seek community support for your child with special needs. And, if you could prove that a camp will help educate your child, you may receive a provincial tax break. We offer much more rich resources and tips on how to afford summer camp.

How many Special needs camps in Northern Ontario are there?
There are 4 Special needs camps in Northern Ontario that are Our Kids trusted members. Use the filters to narrow options by age or type, then click on each organization to read reviews, browse program schedules, and access registration details.
What are the fees to attend Special needs camps in Northern Ontario?
Fees for Special needs camps in Northern Ontario range from $250 to $6,600 per program (program types and lengths vary). Use the filters here to narrow programs by age and type.
What age do Special needs camps in Northern Ontario start at?
There are programs available for children aged 4 through 18.