Summer programs build skills and give families a break. Fayetteville families have a local day camp plus the state's flagship autism camp within driving distance.
This page covers camp options and what to ask before enrolling.
Spots fill early. Our Fayetteville hub links to more local resources.
An adaptive summer camp at the Dorothy Gilmore Adaptive Recreation Center for participants with disabilities ages 5 and older, with crafts, active games and socialization. Registration is in person with a Functional Ability form, and campers must be independent in toileting, dressing and eating or attend with a paraprofessional. Confirm current-year details with the city.
Visit siteLocated in Moncure, Camp Royall describes itself as the nation's oldest and largest camp for people with autism, with programs for campers ages 4 to 104, from summer camps to teen retreats to adult skill-building, plus year-round activity.
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