Camp Sensory House
Private
Camp Sensory House is a summer day program in Richmond for children ages 5-12 with autism and sensory needs. It runs half-day, Monday through Thursday from 8am to noon, with weekly themes built around sensory exploration, social-skills development and outdoor activities. Staff have backgrounds in general and special education.
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 Sensory House directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Chloe GreenMy son had an incredible experience at Camp Sensory House! The entire staff showed genuine patience, understanding, and joy in working with autistic kids. Even though he is mostly non-verbal, every evening he would say “camp”, excited for the next day! I’m so grateful for the kindness and dedication of the entire team. Highly recommend this camp to any family looking for a safe place where their child can thrive! Chloe G.
★★★★★Abby KleinOur kid had an amazing week at Camp Sensory House!!!!!
★★★★★Alan LachapelleLove it and my kid had a great time!
★★★★★Gina WurfelA great camp for kids who are neurodivergent or need something with structure but also accommodations for body movement and sensory needs. My son has gone here for 2 summers and we will continue as long as it fits in our schedule.
★★★★★Scott FedermanSensory Camp was a wonderful experience for my son. As an autism dad, it can be hard to find a place where I feel truly comfortable leaving my non‑verbal child, but the staff here made that decision easy. The team — including the neurotypical kids who worked with him — treated him with patience, kindness, and real understanding. Even though he can’t communicate with words, he showed me exactly how he felt. Every morning, he was excited to go. That told me everything I needed to know about how much he enjoyed being there. Finding a place where your child is included, supported, and genuinely cared for means the world. I’m grateful for what Sensory Camp provided, and I highly recommend it to other families in the autism community.