Connect with others who understand.

  • Learn from expert-reviewed resources
  • Real advice from people who’ve been there
  • People who understand what you’re going through
Sign Up Log In
Powered By
Real members of MyAutismTeam have posted questions and answers that support our community guidelines, and should not be taken as medical advice. Looking for the latest medically reviewed content by doctors and experts? Visit our resource section.
A MyAutismTeam Member asked a question 💭
Cleveland, OH
July 25
 · 
Be the first to react
A MyAutismTeam Member

Wow! Thanks for all this information!

July 25
A MyAutismTeam Member

You can look at Autism Speaks or the Autism society of Ohio as well are good places that post and provide opportunities for options you may be seeking
The ABA centers might have a bulletin board as well

Several autism-friendly and specialized summer camps serve the Cleveland, Ohio area, featuring Camp Cheerful, SMILE Summer Camp, and Friendship Circle of Cleveland. These programs provide adapted activities, sensory-friendly environments, and trained support staff for children and teens on the autism spectrum.Top Options for CampsCamp Cheerful (Achievement Centers for Children): Located in the Cleveland Metroparks Mill Stream Run Reservation (15000 Cheerful Lane, Strongsville), this barrier-free camp offers specialized day programs, school-age groups, and overnight options tailored for individuals with autism and developmental disabilities.SMILE Summer Camp (Peak Potential Therapy): Located nearby at 7689 Sagamore Hills Blvd., Northfield, this therapeutic camp integrates traditional camp fun with professional support, offering weekly field trips, swimming, and social skill development. Rates are roughly $800 to $950 per week.Friendship Circle of Cleveland: Located at 27900 Gates Mills Boulevard, Pepper Pike, this organization runs inclusive social and seasonal programs pairing children and young adults with special needs with teen volunteers.Achievement Centers for Children Therapy Camps: Operating localized short-term specialty camps (such as Play Skills, Social Language, and Fine Motor camps) designed specifically around communication and sensory goals for young children.

July 25
MyAutismTeam

Are you looking for summer camp options in Ohio for someone with autism?

While there isn't specific information available about Ohio camps right now, a MyAutismTeam member shared a wonderful win about their child attending a 5-night summer camp — something they never thought would be possible. It's a great reminder that Show Full Answer

Are you looking for summer camp options in Ohio for someone with autism?

While there isn't specific information available about Ohio camps right now, a MyAutismTeam member shared a wonderful win about their child attending a 5-night summer camp — something they never thought would be possible. It's a great reminder that with the right support, amazing things can happen!

Here are some tips when searching for an autism-friendly camp in Ohio:

- Look for camps with staff trained in autism support
- Ask about sensory-friendly environments and activities
- Check if they offer structured routines, which can help with predictability
- Inquire about communication plans between staff and parents
- Look into camps that offer music, art, or movement-based activities, which can be especially engaging for autistic individuals

Organizations like the Autism Society of America or Ohio's autism support networks can be great starting points for finding vetted camps in your area.

July 25

Related Questions

View All
A MyAutismTeam Member asked a question 💭
Phoenix, AZ