Knights of Columbus and Special Camps
Overnight recreational and social camp for individuals with intellectual disabilities in Winfield
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About this camp
Knights of Columbus and Special Camps in Winfield, IL, provides an overnight recreational and social experience for individuals with special needs. Campers engage in a variety of activities including swimming, archery, sports, fishing, canoeing, paddle boating, crafts, yoga, water sports, and drum line lessons. Field games, talent shows, woodworking, zip lining, hayrides, and singing and dancing are also part of the daily schedule. Evening entertainment focuses on social skill development through play, offering bingo, games, competitions, campfire songs with s’mores, and dances. These structured activities encourage interaction in a supervised environment. Financial scholarships are available to campers who require assistance. The camp emphasizes a supportive setting for participants to explore new activities and engage with peers.
What kids love
- Activities include swimming, archery, sports, fishing, canoes, paddle boats, crafts, yoga, water sports, drum line lessons, field games, talent shows, woodworking, zip lining, hayrides, and singing and dancing.
- Evening entertainment encourages social skills and interaction through play which includes bingo, games, competitions, campfire songs with s’mores, dances and more.
- Offers financial scholarships to campers in need.
Past sessions
This is a week-long overnight summer camp especially designed for campers aged 9 – 22 with intellectual disabilities. Campers are grouped by dorm room and activity by age, and must be capable of communicating needs, be independent in toileting, and not have behaviors that would prove challenging for their teen camp counselor.
Learn more / RegisterThis is a week-long overnight summer camp for campers ages 23 and over with intellectual disabilities. Campers must be capable of communicating needs and desires, be independent in toileting, and not have behaviors that would prove challenging for their teen camp counselor.
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