The Woodlands Foundation
The Woodlands Foundation Inc
Camp for children and adults with disabilities and chronic illness, run by The Woodlands Foundation in Wexford. Campers take part in traditional camp activities including swimming, music, arts and crafts, nature activities, golf, archery and cooking, plus adapted sports such as bowling, hand cycles, volleyball and baseball. Camp Woodlands Jr. is a day camp for ages 6-12 running Monday through Thursday, 9:00am-3:00pm at $530; weeklong overnight camp runs Sunday through Friday for ages 13 and up at $1,500, with a stated 2:1 staff ratio, a full-time registered nurse and healthcare staff on duty 24 hours a day and a doctor on call. Costs are set on a sliding scale of ability to pay, Medicaid Consolidated, Community Living and PFDS waivers are accepted, participants who need 1:1 support or nursing may bring that person at no charge, and the foundation states it never turns away a participant for inability to pay.
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 The Woodlands Foundation Inc directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Barbara BonnerMy daughter loves going here for camp and retreats
★★★★★Lisa CurranThis is such a great place for my sister! Just outstanding, I could go on and on and on there wouldn’t be enough words for me to say everything I want to say.
★★★★★Trina AlfordAll the staff is so wonderful. Treat the campers with so much respect. Adaptive golf, zip-line and other activities. Thanks!
★★★★★Mikey WoodThis is, honestly, the most wonderful, happy, and caring place I could imagine sending my little one to for camp. Thank you for being. Thank you for all the good you do.
★Katherine LongwellAlthough the camps for kids are good, the facility treats its employees like crap. Lots of turnover with the staff. Most of the administrators are children making adult decisions.