Timber Pointe Outdoor Center
Private
An Easterseals camp on 170 wooded, fully accessible acres on Lake Bloomington near Hudson, serving children and adults with disabilities and chronic illnesses. It runs week-long day and overnight camp sessions for youth ages 7-17 (plus adult sessions), with adaptive activities and cabins designed for full inclusion, along with partner camps run with disability organizations.
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 Timber Pointe Outdoor Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★TMBR RICHARDSONSo disappointed. My son attended last year, and while the application and acceptance process was difficult (they didn’t let us know we got in with so little notice) he enjoyed it. This year, even though we applied in Feb, requested the second session, and that he be in the same session as his friend, they never called until 4 days before 1st session to say he got in, and didn’t accept his friend. They never called back even after multiple messages and emails.
★★★★★Don SullivanWhat an awesome camp for all the easterseals kids. Looking for a place to donate. The camp has a lot to take care of . Horseback ridding, fishing, boating, swimming everything to put great smile on the kids face. A chance to do some things they might not ever get to do if not for here.
★★★★★John ZmaczynskiAs camps go this seems like a nice one. Staff seems pleasant to deal with. I have enjoyed some weekends here and my child came for a week of overnight camp and is all about returning next summer.
★★★★★Andre AlvesGreat place, lovely staff. Outstanding wild life and the lake view is just amazing!
★★★★★Angela RayTimber Pointe is an amazing camp (that's a whole separate review), but also an wedding venue! The venue is so beautiful. We had PERFECT weather so we were able to get married right on the lake as the sun started to set, and it was everything we had hoped for. Because the location is so pretty as is, we barely needed any decorations for outside. We had dinner and dancing inside upstairs and had a great time. People liked being able to walk out on the balcony to cool down and enjoy the weather and the meteor shower. We were able to use any vendors we wanted, which was a big deal for us; we were on a small budget for a big wedding which was totally doable at TPOC. Many places in town are already familiar with the venue and had no trouble with its unique features. Allan, the camp director, was SO helpful and responsive. This was a special place for us and he ensured our wedding was magical. We had 150 guests comfortably and could have had room for more. Everyone remarked on how special the wedding was. Best of all, instead of our venue fees going to a generic banquet hall, we were happy to know our venue fees support a camp with an amazing mission -- helping children and adults with chronic illnesses and/or disabilities attend adapted summer camp! We would do it again in a heartbeat and recommend it to everyone.