Timbertop Summer Camp for Youth with Learning Disabilities, Differences and Special Needs.
Timbertop Camp for youth with learning disabilities and special needs is a Wisconsin overnight summer camp designed for kids that think and learn differently. Youth campers have been identified by their School District as needing extra help for a learning disability or special need. Specific learning disabilities or special needs may include: OHI, ADHD, ADD, LD, SLD and Dyslexia. Kids receiving support services such as Leveled Learning Intervention (LLI), Reading and Math Support and Title 1, are also eligible.
Timbertop summer camp for youth with special needs and learning disabilities combines traditional camp activities with extra reading practice and group activities that focus on dealing with those learning differences and special needs in a structured daily setting. We are dedicated to providing a safe, fun and small group environment, which develops the spirit, mind and body of each individual. Camp is a special place where youth and teens learn about the environment, develop positive values, make meaningful friendships, build positive peer relationships, learn new skills, increase self-confidence and learn to understand their special need learning disabilities. In our community of caring adults Timbertop summer camp helps kids grow and find themselves. Register Now for Timbertop Camp!
History of Timbertop Camp for Youth with Learning Disabilities:
Timbertop was founded in 1967 and operated by the Association for Services for Learning Disabilities, a non-profit organization that sponsors camping for children with learning disabilities. Timbertop Camp Inc. is a registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and operated by a Volunteer Board of Directors for the purpose of providing a summer camp experience for youth with learning disabilities.
Camp Program Details:
Timbertop Camp for Youth with Learning Disabilities and Special Needs is a weeklong overnight adventure where campers will learn outdoor skills and participate in activities designed to enhance their cooperative abilities and interpersonal relationships. An emphasis is placed on building self-esteem and how to make and keep friends. Whether building a campfire, cleaning the cabin or learning how to handle a canoe, each camper learns to share the responsibility of camp life. The daily schedule includes: reading instruction, swim lessons, cabin activities, camp classes (such as nature exploration, canoeing, arts & crafts, archery, fishing, games and more), evening campfires, stargazing and all-camp programs.
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Timbertop Camp is held at the Wisconsin Lions Camp in Rosholt Wisconsin nestled just 19 miles North East of Stevens Point in beautiful Central Wisconsin.
Contact Us:
Email: info@timbertopcamp.org
Phone: 715-869-6262
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