Each summer, Camp Twin Lakes serves thousands of children and teens from across the country during weeklong overnight camping programs. Each week, Camp serves a different unique diagnosis or life challenge at our three medically-supported campuses located in Winder and Rutledge, GA.

At Camp, children with special healthcare needs and life challenges can participate in our fully-adaptive camp activities, such as zip lines, rock walls, and horseback riding, as well as our nature programming, which includes interactive nature exploration trails, a wheelchair accessible green treehouse, stargazing programs, and our 120-acre farm. Most of our summer camps serve kids ages 7-17 (ages vary per program).

The impact of camp reaches beyond one week or weekend. Our year-round camp programs are intentionally designed to provide campers with opportunities to build confidence, experience joy, and belong safely. Surrounded by peers who share the same challenges and a supportive team of caring adults, they experience a deep sense of belonging that changes their view of the world.

During the school year, Camp Twin Lakes provides weekend programs for children and families. Each weekend, Camp serves different groups living with or affected by unique diagnoses or life challenges at our campuses in Winder and Rutledge, GA. Caregivers and family members enjoy camp activities together and gain valuable support and resources from other families facing similar challenges, while campers have more opportunities to practice skills they learned at summer camp.

Weekend retreats are vital to increasing camper touchpoints, giving campers an opportunity to reunite with their community, including families in their child’s growth and development, and providing respite for parents and caregivers.