Summer Camps for children with Learning Disabilities or ADHD

Learning Disabilities and ADHD Summer Camps in New England

Summit Achievement

Wilderness Therapy Program, ages 13-20

Stow, ME

Established in 1996

Summit Achievement

Summit Achievement is a licensed residential treatment center for adolescents (ages 13-20) of all genders navigating anxiety, depression, and neurodivergence. Through a fully integrated model of personalized clinical support, accredited academics, and adventure therapy, students engage in a weekly rhythm of classroom learning, therapeutic programming, and outdoor experiences. Each student is supported by a master’s level therapist and interdisciplinary ...read more

Member of the National Association of Therapeutic Schools and Programs Accredited by the Association for Experiential Education

Camp Runoia

Residential Girls' Summer Camp, ages 6-15

Belgrade Lakes, Maine

Established in 1907

Camp Runoia

Camp Runoia is a down-to-earth girls’ sleepaway camp located in central Maine. With a choice-based structure and a kind, smaller camp community, we’re proud to celebrate our 119th consecutive summer this year! Our rich history allows us to offer a truly “traditional” camp feel— wooden cabins, canoeing, dining hall bells—while also embracing diversity and progressiveness. We take great pride in being inclusive ...read more

Accredited by the American Camp Association

Frost Valley YMCA Summer Camp & Adventure Trips

Residential Coed Camp

Claryville, New York

Established in 1885

Frost Valley YMCA Summer Camp & Adventure Trips

As a parent, you want your child to have growth-filled opportunities, healthy habits, and lifelong friendships. We partner with families to do exactly that. More than a place to cool off, our lake is where children learn to swim for the first time or share a canoe with a new friend. Our zipline isn't a ride, but a safe place for teens to find courage they never knew they had. And our cabins provide more than shelter; they're a space ...read more

Accredited by the American Camp Association