BREC Camp Sunshine
Adaptive day camp (BREC)BREC's summer camp for campers with intellectual and developmental disabilities who can take part within a 1:5 staff ratio, with age groups of 8-11, 12-17 and 18+.
Visit siteSummer can be a real puzzle when you are looking for a camp that will actually welcome and accommodate your child. Baton Rouge has at least one established special-needs day camp, and this page walks through local options and the questions worth asking before you enroll. Camp offerings and dates change every year, so treat this as a starting point and confirm details directly.
BREC's summer camp for campers with intellectual and developmental disabilities who can take part within a 1:5 staff ratio, with age groups of 8-11, 12-17 and 18+.
Visit siteA full-day summer camp at 8316 Picardy Ave. for children ages 4-12 with speech-language, learning, social or attention challenges, offered weekly through the summer.
Visit siteA week-long summer day camp run by LSU Health New Orleans medical students for children ages 6-15 with physical and/or mental challenges. It names Baton Rouge in its service area, is free for eligible children and uses a 2:1 counselor-to-camper ratio.
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