Camp Paivika is an accessible year-round camp in Crestline, CA, specializing in adaptive programs for youth and adults with disabilities.
Founded in 1947, AbilityFirst Camp Paivika is a pioneer in accessible recreation, serving as one of the first fully accessible resident camps in the United States. Located in the beautiful San Bernardino National Forest in Crestline, CA, the camp provides year-round programs specifically designed for youth and adults with mild to severe physical and developmental disabilities, including autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and epilepsy.
The camp offers a wide range of adaptive activities that allow participants to engage in the traditional joys of camping. Programs include horseback riding, archery, swimming, nature hikes, and arts and crafts, as well as performing arts, cookouts, and campfires. Every activity is centered on accessibility and inclusion, ensuring that campers can participate in a safe and supportive environment.
As an ACA-accredited, non-profit organization, Camp Paivika is dedicated to fostering independence and community for individuals of all abilities. While the camp offers overnight stays, specific details regarding camerships and qualifying criteria can be discussed directly with their leadership team.
| Camp Stay | Overnight |
| Financial Aid Available | No |
| Transportation Available | No |
| Family Camp | No |
| Director | Kelly Kunsek |
| Operator | Ability First |
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