Kaylyn Sinclair

Kaylyn is passionate about creating a fun, welcoming environment where campers of all abilities feel included, supported, and celebrated. As a wheelchair user, she brings both personal insight and lived experience to her role, helping ensure each camper’s experience is as accessible and accommodating as possible. She is deeply committed to fostering a space where disability pride is encouraged and every individual feels empowered to be their authentic self.

Kaylyn loves that Camp Cole is a place where no one feels like an outsider—where differences are embraced and every camper belongs. She is dedicated to continually improving the camper experience, making sure each child feels accepted, unlimited, and proud of who they are. Whether she’s helping adapt activities, offering encouragement, or simply sharing in moments of joy, Kaylyn brings energy, compassion, and a sense of excitement to everything she does.

A graduate student at the University of South Carolina School of Medicine, Kaylyn enjoys crafting, spending time outdoors, and getting lost in a good book. She is often accompanied by her service dog, Sammie, who adds an extra layer of comfort and connection for campers. Together, they help create a warm, supportive environment where every camper can build confidence, make memories, and feel truly at home.