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For children, youth, and adults who have never experienced a traditional summer camp, a Camp Cole experience provides the freedom to do “normal” things while spending time with others who face similar challenges.

Campers enjoy the magic and marvel of our indoor-outdoor campus, participating in activities that grow their confidence, resilience, and connections.

We foster a safe and welcoming environment where administering medication or dialysis is as routine as swimming and fishing.

Our camp offerings are constantly evolving. We develop and implement many of them ourselves. We also direct camps created by other organizations. Most of our camps are designed for diagnosis-specific campers and led by qualified partners from across the state.

However camp happens, our high-quality experiences ensure every camper has the freedom to relax, play, grow & shine.

Camp Cole has taught me that no matter where you come from, we can all be family.

Camper, Age 13

Upcoming Summer Camps

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Our Summer Camp Partners

  • Camp “Can” Do

    Population served:
    Children who have experienced a severe burn

  • Camp CoAg

    Population served:
    Children and teens who have bleeding disorders

  • Camp Corral

    Population served:
    Children of wounded, fallen, or ill military heroes

  • Camp Impact!

    Population served: Children who have experienced or are currently experiencing homelessness, are from no– to low-income families, or are in the foster care system.

  • Camp Kemo

    Population served: Children who have cancer or blood disorders and their siblings

  • Camp Rise Above

    Population served: Children who have a variety of illnesses, disabilities, and life challenges

  • Camp Summer Smiles

    DAY CAMP
    Population served: Children with various disabilities and medical needs

  • Camp Wonder Hands

    Population served: Children who are deaf or hard of hearing

  • Cole’s Kids

    Population served:
    Children of all abilities learning hearts and hands of service

  • JA Camps

    Population served:
    Children who have juvenile arthritis

  • MDA

    Population served:
    Children and young adults with neuromuscular disease

  • Omega Camp

    Population served:
    Boys ages 8-14