SOAR365 @Camp Baker
Private
SOAR365's Summer Camp at Camp Baker is an ACA-accredited camp for children and adults with disabilities on 22 wooded acres in Chesterfield, Virginia, home to the program since 1954. Two week-long sessions serve children ages 6-17 (eight sessions serve adults 18+), with both overnight and day options. Activities include swimming, hiking, horseback riding, fishing, paddle boating and arts and crafts, with extensive accessibility features such as an accessible pool lift, sensory room and adaptive equipment.
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 SOAR365 @Camp Baker directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleBest camp I forever went to good activities great food cool staff good friends i never forget it lots of fun in the pool
My son was thrilled by his first camp experience and cannot wait to go again next year.
I applied for my adult autistic son to go to the weekend adult respite care offered year round more than 6 months ago. So far my experience with getting him there for the first day has been mixed. The paperwork and meetings necessary to just get him approved is an enormous task to begin with. Then when I finally got approved and went to the 3 meetings required, I waited for a confirmation from them. I had to write to them first to confirm that everything was ready to go. I gave them the first day I was planning to come and then when the day approached, I had to send another email to confirm that they were ready for him that day. The main administrator said I should get a confirmation from the coordinator as well. Now, at this moment I'm going to send another email to the coordinator to confirm the time and that they are ready for him as his first day is supposed to be tomorrow and I haven't received a call or email from the coordinator! I don't even know what time to drop him off!!! Not a great start and I'm not expecting things to go well tomorrow. Fingers crossed since there is nowhere else I can take him on the weekends so we can get a break here in Richmond, VA!
My daughter loves going to Camp Baker! She looks forward to it every year! She's excited about singing at the Talent show, riding a horse, going out on a boat, and meeting new friends! The staff is always Amazing!!
My dater went here. It was a safe and nice place but didn't have activities foe her to do. Just a lot of singing with the same songs. She didn't get to get in the pool because the group she was with was in wheelchairs and she got bored and wanted to come home. They need to Separate the group of people better. She was 22 in a group 50 and even 80 year old people. I didn't find this out till I got there and couldn't get my money back.



