Autism summer camps in Concord, without the summer dread
Summer can be the best or the most stressful stretch of the year for autism families. Concord offers city-run inclusive recreation and summer programming, and there are funding routes that make it affordable. This page helps you find the right fit and pay for it.
City of Concord Inclusive Recreation
Visit siteWalnut Creek Specialized Recreation Summer Day Camp
Adaptive day camp (city-run)City of Walnut Creek day camp for youth ages 5 to 22 with developmental or intellectual disabilities, with small staffing ratios, social-skills and fitness activities and a full-day option that includes pool time. Runs mid-June to early August from Civic Park Community Center, about 9 miles from Concord; Regional Center (RCEB) funding is accepted for limited spots.
Visit siteCamp We-Go (Wellspring Educational Services)
Special-needs summer day campJuly day camp in Lafayette, about 9 miles from Concord, for children and teens with autism and other developmental disabilities, with swimming, dance, art, music and sensory play. Regional Center (RCEB) funding is accepted; confirm ages and dates on the Wellspring site.
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