How to find a summer camp that fits your autistic child in Greater Richmond — the types of camps, what to ask, and how funding can work.
Richmond-based Autism Society chapter running summer camps for autistic youth, with activities spanning STEM, arts, nature, and movement. The chapter runs 60-plus programs across ages and support needs.
Visit siteRichmond nonprofit offering autism services and camp programming. Check current-year sessions and eligibility.
Visit siteChesterfield County camp on 22 wooded acres near Pocahontas State Park, supporting people from age 6 through adulthood with intellectual or developmental disabilities. Run by SOAR365, formerly Greater Richmond ARC. Not autism-specific — confirm your child's support needs can be met.
Visit siteACA-accredited camp in New Castle, near Roanoke — roughly three hours west of Richmond, so a travel option rather than a local one. Adapted sessions for children, young adults, and adults with physical and intellectual disabilities.
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