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Camp & Recreation

Recreation and Respite options for Campers and Caregivers

Overview

Camp Fairlee provides a safe and accessible camp experience where campers are challenged to discover their full potential, acquire new skills, and make new and lasting friendships while under the guidance of trained and qualified staff. While campers enjoy their time at Camp Fairlee, their families can take a much-needed break from caregiving.  

A New Adventure Awaits...

A man with a disability is swimming in a pool with the assistance of his counselor
A camper wearing a helmet is on a zipline in a wooded area
Two parents are standing with their daughter who is a camper holding a camp fairlee sign.
Young adolescent boy with disability getting ready to do a adaptive zipline with 3 adults assistting
A man with a disability in a swimming pool with his counselor
A camp director and counselor sit on either side of a man with a disability at a Campground

Our Programs

To learn more about programs and services, visit our Camp Fairlee website.

 

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