Elks Camp Grassick is a residential summer camp for children and adults with disabilities, on the south shore of Lake Isabel near Dawson, owned and operated by the Elks of North Dakota. Across six June-to-August sessions it serves campers with various special needs, including a therapy camp for children ages 7-15 and a social camp for ages 7-17, with occupational, speech, and reading therapy available. Programming is adaptive and inclusive.
Sessions & rates
| Session | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skills CampRegister → | See camp website → | 7–17 | $425 | Open |
Availability shown as of Aug 14, 2026.
The practical details
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 Camp Grassick directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★D WheelerMy daughter had suck a good time she doesn't want to come home and says she HAS to come back next year
★★★★★Jaidyn KrackeYou know, I was quite scared when I was admited here. I was scared. But I had no reason to be! This is the funnest 2 weeks I've ever had no ifs, ands, or buts about it. The staff is phenomenal. I especially enjoy the waterfront teacher and life guard Ava. She is kind helpful and awesome. The other staff are pretty amazing. Ava if you happen to read this, come back next year please. I'd be happy because I'll be back. This is the funnest experience I've ever had. I recommend to anyone with disablites like me (I have autism)! Great work to everyone making this the funnest experience I've had everyone!
★★★★★Whitney DesethThis is my daughter's second year at Camp Grassick for the 3 week session! I highly recommend this camp to anyone who has disabilities! Staff and camp is AMAZING! She has met many new friends and ooks forward to this yearly!
★★★★★justin terjesenI love this camp. My first year was 2022. I am learning to be independent and meet new friends and enjoying camp and to be away from home sometimes without being sad. Many years ago my Great Aunt Ida Schmitt who is the youngest and the only one left of 11 kids who is still alive who is 96 years old (January 26) used to be the assistant director of special education with her best friend. I go to Camp in honor or her. I have autism. I do also have dairy issues so they make me food without dairy. Thanks for doing that. Elks Camp Grassick is fun. If anybody has someone with special needs, I absolutely recommend this place! It’s fun! I go to Adult Camp. Campers, and staffs all so nice and helpful.
★★★★★Randee SailerCamp Grassic is a great place for people with disabilities! They had their annual picnic today, open to the public. Had a great time!