Summer is long in Las Vegas, and an eleven-week break is a lot when a regular camp is not set up for your child. This page lists the camps that are, with the smaller ratios, trained staff, and sensory-aware structure that make a week actually work. Spots for the strongest special-needs camps go early, so it is worth shortlisting a few and calling before spring. Ages and prices are on each listing.
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Eleven weeks is a long stretch, and the camps set up for special-needs kids fill early, so start in late winter or early spring. Shortlist a few, ask each about ratios, staff training, and how they handle a hard day, and get on more than one waitlist. Mixing a couple of shorter specialty weeks with a longer inclusive camp often works better than one long placement. Ages and prices are on each listing to help you plan.
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