Grace Bentley Camp
Private
Camp Grace Bentley is a fully accessible overnight camp for children, teens and adults with physical, developmental, intellectual and emotional disabilities. Campers swim in a wheelchair-accessible in-ground pool with a lift, play at the Lake Huron waterfront, and take part in nature walks, arts and crafts, team sports, themed dances, bonfires, movie nights and talent shows. Sessions run Sunday through Friday, with campers housed in air-conditioned cabins, a 3:1 camper-to-staff ratio and on-site medical support. Founded in 1928, the camp sits on the Lake Huron shore in Burtchville Township, St. Clair County.
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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 Grace Bentley Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★T JacksonI visited the facilities and staff of Grace Bentley Camp last month. As I spoke with the staff and toured the facilities, I was pleased to experience their dedication to their clientele and the care taken to maintain and enhance the property and buildings. I give this organization 5 stars and will continue to provide support for them. If you are considering supporting a very worthwhile organization that directs their efforts toward helping others, you need look no further. Hats off to the Grace Bentley vision and those that dedicate time and effort to oversee its success.
★★★★★Susan KellyAs a Grandmother I cannot say enough about the kindness, skill and care of the staff at Camp Grace Bentley. It is a wonderfully kind place for kids to be. thank you.
★★★★★waynehunter10sIts a awesome camp for the special Needs Children. Been coming here for last 10yrs and My Daughter Loves Camp Bentley
★★★★★Sharlene LaneMy son has been attending 2 sessions for years. The staff is the best. The planned activities, recreation, and learning experiences supervised by the awesome counselors promote comradeship and independence . All the campers seem to go home with many fond memories. The camp environment promotes bonding with peers and everyone involved in their positive experience..
★★★★★Joyce Hel tonAbsolutely life changing event for our family. Owen, our 15 year old CI verbally challenged son attended the 3rd session this year (2015) for the first time. He came back more confident; more verbal, more disciplined in his routine and just plain a happier person. I am so grateful for the staff and all the events he experienced. The facility is beautiful, safe and adventurous. The food was reportedly great. The cabins very clean and the staff all very knowledgeable in special needs. Don't hesitate!!!!! Send your kid! Joyce Helton