Camp Korey
Private
Camp Korey is a nonprofit on 200 acres in Mount Vernon serving children living with serious and life-altering medical conditions, entirely free of charge. A member of the SeriousFun Children's Network founded by Paul Newman, it runs condition-specific overnight and day sessions with 24-hour on-site pediatric medical staff, offering adaptive traditional camp activities year-round for campers and families.
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 Korey directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Fernando MartinezCamp Korey to the Rescue! The Camp Korey Team helped with my motorcycle after experiencing a spill. I made it back home in Edmonds safely. Thank you for your help!
★★★★★Rachael HaycoxThis camp is wonderful, my son had such a fun time at family weekend he’s usually pretty shy especially in situations that involve a lot of new people the staff and volunteers really made my son feel comfortable and the parent dinner was so fun. All the other families were so kind, we really felt welcome. We made friends and I’m very greatful to have been included if you’ve got a child who has a qualifying medical diagnosis I definitely recommend, they are so accommodating and very supportive and helpful.
★★★★★Erika ZakarEverything about this place is amazing....the staff, the lodging, the wildlife, the activities, the volunteers, the food! It's an absolute blessing for not only the kiddos but also the entire family! We love you Camp Korey!
★★★★★Heather WilliamsIncredible organization on a beautiful property. This organization supports families on medical journeys while being great stewards of the environment. This space gives great opportunity for children with medical limitations to access the outdoors and all it can offer.
★★★★★Aubrey LoughWonderful staff/volunteers and one of the most picturesque settings I've ever seen allow kids who wouldn't otherwise have a chance to go to camp to be immersed in real camp experiences! The lodge rooms are wonderfully themed and there is more stuff to do than you could ever actually do in a week! Thank you Camp Korey for everything!