Vancouver doesn't have a marquee autism camp inside city limits — but it sits within reach of some of the Northwest's best-known options on the Oregon side, and Washington's statewide camp lists fill in the rest. Camps also don't care about insurance networks, which makes them one of the simpler cross-border decisions a Clark County family gets to make.
Fully accessible 22-acre camp in the Mt. Hood National Forest running week-long overnight summer sessions for children and adults with developmental disabilities, including autism.
Visit siteNonprofit day camp for ages 6-19 with autism, ADHD, and related needs, built around social communication and friendship skills with professional staff.
Visit siteWashington's parent training center maintains an annually updated list of disability camps across the state.
Visit siteCamp and summer activity listings statewide; the Arc of Southwest Washington in downtown Vancouver is the local chapter to call for Clark County options.
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