Raising Brilliance

Summer camp can be a real bright spot for autistic kids — a chance for fun, friendship, and independence in a setting built to support them. Metro Atlanta has several established options.

Camps here range widely — day camps and overnight camps, camps for kids who need a lot of support and camps designed for verbally fluent, more independent campers.

The main practical tips are to match the camp to your child and to register early. Popular programs fill up and some maintain waitlists, so this page covers how to choose and how to start.

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FOCUS - Camp Hollywood

Adapted summer day camp

FOCUS (Families of Children Under Stress) runs an adapted summer day camp for campers with disabilities and their siblings (roughly ages 5-29, priority 5-21), staffed by professionals experienced with developmental disabilities, with partial scholarships available.

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Camp You Be You (Children''s Healthcare of Atlanta)

Overnight autism camp

Week-long overnight camp at Camp Twin Lakes (Rutledge, GA) for verbally fluent, independent autistic kids ages 8-18, supported by staff from Marcus Autism Center and CHOA; financial aid available.

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Spectrum Autism Support Group - Camps

Autism day & overnight camps

Gwinnett-based nonprofit offering summer day and overnight camps for a range of ages and abilities, serving metro-Atlanta families.

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