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Camps and Special Recreation for Adults

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Jul 6, 2026

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This page shares recreation programs designed for adults with disabilities. These programs include summer camps, day camps, and year-round activities that focus on fun, learning, and building friendships. Whether it's a week-long camp or ongoing activities, these resources help adults with disabilities stay active, try new things, and connect with others in a welcoming and accessible environment.
 

Summer camp program where adults with physical disabilities team up, usually one on one, with able bodied volunteers for a week of recreation, learning , and fun. Activities include: campfires, swimming, boat rides, sports, and talent shows.
Phone: 773.477.5170 


Easterseals offers both day camps and residential camps for children and adults.
Phone: 800.221.6827


ITA offers creative arts therapy including music, drama, art, and dance/movement therapy. Services are available in Evanston, downtown Chicago, and Highland Park.
Phone: 847.425.9708


Northeast DuPage Special Recreation Association (NEDSRA) provides inclusive recreational programs and services for individuals with disabilities across member communities in Illinois. Since 1977, NEDSRA has offered award-winning activities that promote physical, social, and emotional development for youth, adults, veterans, and school partners.
Phone: 630.620.4500


Year-round programs include social clubs, local trips, day camps, sports/fitness, music/dance, arts/crafts, travel and special events for persons with disabilities of all ages.
No phone number listed
 
 

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