Camp Via West, run by the nonprofit VIA Services, is a residential (overnight) camp on a 13.5-acre campus in the Cupertino foothills for children and adults with disabilities such as autism, cerebral palsy and Down syndrome. It provides respite programming with swimming, arts and crafts, sports, hiking, creek exploration, gardening, cooking and campfires, and can support participants needing 1:1 staffing, including medically fragile campers (g-tubes, seizure disorders, diabetes). It offers special-diet accommodation, is nut-free and has a scholarship fund.
Camps
| Camp | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Session 2 — Youth8:30am – 8:00pmRegister → | Jun 21 – Jun 25, 2026 | 5–17 | Varies | Past season |
| Session 3 — Teen Altitude8:30am – 8:00pmRegister → | Jun 28 – Jul 2, 2026 | 10–17 | Varies | Past season |
| Session 5 — Youth8:30am – 8:00pmRegister → | Jul 13 – Jul 17, 2026 | 5–17 | Varies | Past season |
Priced by staffing ratio, not a single rate. Overnight (5 days/4 nights): 1:1 $3,350 | 1:2 $2,280 | 1:3 $1,580 | 1:5 $1,190. Day camp (5 days): 1:1 $2,700 | 1:2 $1,950 | 1:3 $1,500 | 1:5 $970
The practical details
- Environment
- Indoor/Outdoor
- Operator
- Via Services · Private
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 Via Services directly before you register or pay.
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Accreditations & licensing
As stated by the camp or listed in the accrediting organization's directory — confirm current status with the accreditor.
Google Reviews
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★★★★★Nicole Dickens (Nicole DL)Amazing experience. I tell all my ASD families about this place. Talk to RCEB to cover the costs.
★★★★★Harishchandra RamadasOur entire group had a delightful time at our post-wedding retreat over Labor Day weekend! We're incredibly grateful to have been able to bring together many special people from our various lives in this beautiful setting. We all had a blast, and enjoyed a diverse range of activities, delicious meals, and time to chill with our wonderful friends and family.
★★★★★Eva VasilevaThe camp is awesome. There are plenty of activities for the kiddos, plenty of shade w swimming pools, and lots of creativity. Staff-sweet, amazing people, very caring, dedicated to the kids, nature+fun, opportunity for people with disabilities to enjoy it all amongst friendships, memories, and did I say fun!?:) Highly recommend and much appreciated place, ADA accessible. Please visit, on the way there are stops to make and recharge. It is driving from the concrete jungle into a nature adventure. The camp has an overnight option as well and will be back to all year around. Kids leave the day happy with project creations. There is something for everyone. Drop a kid or adult kid off after 9 a.m. or at whatever time is ok for the person, no pressure, pick up by 8 p.m. or overnight stay.. there is a playground, 2 swimming pools, hiking trails, building for arts and crafts, common building with AC and more. It is safe. Camp has electrolite drinks in case of a heat wave. Near Starbucks offers refreshing drinks. Happy Campers!:)💜👍🤩😻
★★★★C HernandezWe had a good experience at Via Services West Campus. It has warm showers and the accommodations and facilities are clean. The dinner was delicious.
★★★★★Lori SwensonGreat time at the Fall Festival !! Very nice place for our children and adults with disabilities...❤️❤️