Camp Kostopulos

Camp Kostopulos is a specialized summer camp dedicated exclusively to serving individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities. The camp's mission is to promote a healthy, therapeutic, and recreational lifestyle, providing a safe space where campers can build meaningful relationships, increase their independence, and gain self-confidence through structured outdoor activities.

The camp offers a five-day, four-night residential experience with 24-hour supervision by trained staff to ensure safety and support. Programs are thoughtfully organized by age and ability, with specific groups for Kids (7-12), Youth (10-17), Teens (13-22), and Adults (21+). Campers can participate in a wide range of adaptive activities, including horseback riding, canoeing, swimming, climbing walls, ropes courses, arts and crafts, music, and nature exploration.

As an ACA-accredited, non-profit organization, Camp Kostopulos provides a secure environment in bunk-style cabins equipped with restrooms. Whether your child is interested in aquatic activities, equestrian programs, or wilderness adventures, the camp is designed to accommodate various needs and abilities in a supportive, inclusive setting.