How to find summer camp and warm-weather recreation for autistic children in Billings — adaptive and inclusive options, what to look for, and how funding can help in a rural state.
Long-running Billings nonprofit providing adaptive recreation for children and adults with disabilities, including about 10 weeks of summer camps plus cycling, golf, horsemanship and rock climbing. Not autism-specific, but the most established adaptive program in the area.
Visit siteWeek-long summer camp run by the Billings Breakfast Optimist Club for children and young adults with special needs, ages 8 to 21. Roughly 50 campers join each summer for outdoor activities, crafts, games and campfires. Spots are limited, so apply early.
Visit siteCity-run summer camp listings. These are general-population camps rather than autism-specific, but some families find them workable with an aide. Ask directly about accommodations and staff ratios before registering.
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