How to find and choose an autism-friendly summer camp in the Providence area.
Summer camp can be a meaningful experience for autistic children — and finding the right fit takes some planning. This page covers the types of camps available, what to ask, and how families in the Providence area approach funding and logistics.
A two-week summer camp run by The Autism Project at Buck Hill Scout Reservation in Pascoag, for children, teens, and young adults with autism and related social-emotional or communication needs. The state's flagship autism-specific camp, so places go quickly.
Visit siteBeyond its own camp, the family support team keeps community resource listings and can point you to other summer options. Based in Johnston, about 20 minutes from Providence.
Visit siteA nonprofit supporting families of children with disabilities from birth to 26, with a free call center that can help you find summer and recreation programs. Rhode Island has few dedicated autism camps, so a navigator is genuinely useful here.
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