Easterseals Camp Fairlee is an accessible overnight camp on 250 acres outside Chestertown on Maryland's Eastern Shore, serving children (ages 6-21) and adults with all types of disabilities since 1954. Sessions run 5 to 12 days, including sessions dedicated to campers with autism needing one-to-one care. Activities include a climbing tower, zip line, swimming, horseback riding, canoeing, kayaking, and pottery, with nurses on staff around the clock.
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★★★★★Jerson CardIt’s a camp that strives to give its best, which is reflected in the new facilities built in the past year. The food is abundant, so no one is ever hungry. There’s a wide variety of activities, and the facilities are excellent, including clean showers, toilets, and a cozy living room.
★★★★★Deanna JenksI had the opportunity to camp at Fairlee Manor every summer for 2 weeks for 5 years approximately 1957-1962. Two weeks every summer EasterSeals hosted children with heart issues. This experience was one of the best of my lifetime. I’m now 77 years old and will never forget this wonderful experience.
★★★★★BeauMy opinion isn't relevant as I wasn't a guest there. My son's opinion of the place is top notch. He has gone there three times and never had a real complaint. His counselors are great, the environment is terrific and the experience there and with the other campers couldn't have been better. He is already talking about it for next year.
★★★★★King Slayermy counsler and I had the best time it was his first year their and my third year I would highly recommend this to anyone ... who hasn't gone to a camp I enjoyed every min of it ... my counselor name was Saul he was the best my best friend ... like a brother to me still is I'll never forget that and big Saul will always be a part of me
★★★★★Alex MurrayWe send our son Aden (who is autistic) there for camp and he LOVES it. The camp director is wonderful and the staff is great. We feel camp Fairlee is a safe and warm environment where Aden can have fun and still feel safe. I recommend this camp to anyone who has a special need son or daughter. Thank you camp Fairlee.