Camp Meadowood Springs is a nonprofit overnight camp in the Blue Mountains east of Weston for children ages 6-16 with speech, language, and hearing disorders. Its Adventures in Communication program pairs traditional camp recreation with an intensive schedule of individualized speech-language therapy over roughly ten days, serving campers with articulation disorders, apraxia, language and auditory processing disorders, and stuttering.
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★★★★★Elizabeth AnnOoohhh the memories at Meadowood Springs! They were one GREAT night of celebration WITH hooligans tricks, singing, sledding, games, hot chocolate & Marshmallows, laughter and some kind of pre-teen & teenager drama!!! Our church would rent the lodge to bring in the new year every year while growing up! Quite the highlight of my childhood!!!
★★★★★Diana McCurdyCamp Meadowood Springs is a camp for children with Speech and hearing difficulties. A wonderful camp experience where children are emersed in therapy and having so much fun, they don't even realize they are learning all day long.
★★★★★Trebber GreerI was a camper here in 1988 or 1989 I was one if the youngest camper at the time. If I remember correctly it was a 3 week season. I did not go beck tell like 1995 to 2001. It was amazing , I then went back as a camp leader in 2002 to 2004 if asked to do it again I would do it in a heartbeat
★★★★★Richard BiggsSince having the new caretaker Vince Woods, this place has done a complete 180 turn around! It's not just for the speech camp, people can go up and rent cabins for the day or more and enjoy plenty of things to do like sledding, snowmobiling, or hooky bobbin during the winter. And during the summer theres a pool, small zip line, ropes coarse, basketball hoops etc!! Its awesome, and so much better now with the new caretaker!!! 👌👌👌
★★★★★Toby “BoBoMATIX” VawterI was a camp counselor (EVIDU') in 1997 and 1999 in the same cabin both years, and I absolutely loved everything about it BOTH years! I would do it again, NO questions asked, if I didn't live in Spokane Washington. (If I remember correctly, it was the Chickasaw cabin? @ The bottom of the hill, closest to the lake, I think?)