Summer camp can be a highlight of the year — or a stressful gap to fill. This guide covers how to find camps that work for autistic kids in the Tulsa area, what to look for, and how to plan ahead.
Running since 2010, this program pairs each camper with autism with a specially trained counselor for swimming, hiking, team sports and crafts. Places are limited to two campers with autism per session and fill first come, first served, so register early. Ages 6–13; scholarships available.
Visit siteAutism Oklahoma's summer programming for autistic children and teens across the state, including Tulsa-area options.
Visit siteFree day camp in west Tulsa for children aged 7–15 with cognitive or physical disabilities, hosted at Camp Loughridge. Aimed at disability broadly rather than autism specifically.
Visit siteSouth Tulsa pediatric therapy clinic that runs summer programming alongside its speech, OT and aquatic therapy services.
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