Summer options for autistic kids and teens in Summit County, and how to choose one that fits.
A five-day camp teaching riders of all abilities to ride a two-wheel bike without training wheels, for participants 8 and older with a diagnosed disability. It usually runs in July with registration opening in spring, first come, first served.
Visit siteOpened in 1947 as Ohio's first camp for children with disabilities, on 52 acres in the Cleveland Metroparks, with children's camps for ages 5-21 with physical, developmental or sensory disabilities, plus adapted sports and therapeutic horsemanship. 15000 Cheerful Lane, Strongsville.
Visit siteAn Akron-area camp for children with disabilities. We could not check its current programs on its own website, so contact the camp directly for ages and sessions.
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