Summer camp can be a lifeline — structure for your child, a break for you, and a chance to build skills and friendships. There aren't many autism-specific camps in Irving proper, but the surrounding metroplex has strong options, from sensory-friendly day camps to overnight programs. Here's how to find one that fits.
Seasonal camps grouping children in low-ratio groups by age, developmental level and interests, at 13617 Neutron Road, Farmers Branch; new campers tour before enrolling.
Visit siteA weeklong day camp for children entering grades 2-6 with social skill difficulties, including autism, supervised by licensed speech-language pathologists at the Callier Center Richardson.
Visit siteA summer program for children receiving ABA therapy, with themed activities, one-on-one therapy and social skills groups, at 6105 Windcom Court, Suite 400, Plano.
Visit siteA Christian therapeutic summer camp for ages 7-18 with ADHD, high-functioning autism, learning differences and difficulty connecting with peers, at 498 Faulkner Road, Sunset, TX.
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