Camp Delafield

★★★ 3.04 reviewsIndianapolis, INAges 7–12

Camp Delafield is a five-week summer day camp for students ages 7 to 12 on the campus of Colonial Hills School in Indianapolis, run by the nonprofit Dyslexia Institute of Indiana to help dyslexic children and struggling readers. Mornings rotate through daily one-on-one Orton-Gillingham reading tutoring and small group instruction in written expression, math and reading comprehension, with 5 campers to 1 teacher in the small groups. Afternoons focus on building confidence and making friends, with activities that vary by day, including swimming, fishing, walks in the woods, playground games, STEM activities and a weekly art class. Camp runs 8am to 4pm Monday through Thursday and 8am to 12pm on Fridays, and scholarships are available for qualifying families.

Camps

Camp DelafieldPast season
Jun 1 – Jul 2, 20268:00am – 4:00pmAges 7–12
Pricing notes

A full payment or the $500 deposit completes enrollment; cancellations after April 15, 2026 carried a $350 fee, and cancellations after May 30, 2026 forfeited the entire $500 deposit.

The practical details

Daily hours
8:00am–4:00pm
Ages
Ages 7–12
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Dyslexia Institute of Indiana
Financial aid
Available
Water Activities
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Dyslexia Institute of Indiana directly before you register or pay.

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★Bria Burrel
★Tracey Meyer

DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY GOING TO DII. You’d think with the word Dyslexia in their name that they’d be the best choice and have the most up to date methods for diagnosis but that is not the case. Recently took my 15 year old whom I suspected had dyslexia and after $1200 spent got a diagnosis of anxiety. Knew this was wrong because I’d already had my daughter tested with a family friend who specializes in Dyslexia but lives in VA who had confirmed my suspicions. She implored me to find another Indiana provider so I could get my daughter a much needed 504 at school and tutoring. My family friend also pointed out a couple of key things about DII’s methods that were clear indicators to her that they are grossly outdated in their approach and testing. Some of these include that DII’s psychologist’s background was in behavioral sciences with no speciality in reading or learning disabilities, their tests were achievement tests only, they don’t have a Speech Language Pathologist on staff, had no access or familiarity with the PAST test, RAN test, CTOP test etc. and had no idea of the certification level of any of their OG tutors. Do yourself a favor and spend your money with Dr. Horn at Beacon who can do a thorough and in depth psycho educational analysis. As it turns out, ever professional we’ve seen OTHER THAN DII has agreed that my daughter is very much dyslexic. When I reached to DII to explain my frustration with taking my $1200 and offering me a very unprofessional analysis and report afterwards, they promised to pay for additional testing for my daughter with an outside SLP and then refused to reimburse me after I had the testing done. These people didn’t care at all whether they helped my child or not and proved they don’t adhere to standard principled business practices either. I’d steer far away from this business if you suspect your child is dyslexic as DII is in the business of taking money with little regard for actually helping children.

★★★★★Gabrielle Stepp
★★★★★Zetra Allen
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