MS Adventure Camp

MS Adventure Camp brings together children going into grades 4-12 who live in a household with someone affected by MS for summertime fun and personal growth. Campers enjoy jam-packed days filled with recreational activities, like swimming and campfires, along with special MS education programs for a truly unique and enriching camp experience.

In this caring and relaxed environment, kids can open up and connect with others who share similar life experiences. Through the laughter, s’mores and friendships, they will leave feeling empowered by their newfound MS community with memories to last a lifetime.

All MS Adventure Camp locations are open to everyone, regardless of state residency.

Please note that applications will be made available in February.

• Approximately 25% of campers’ time is focused on MS-related programming – the rest is spent having fun in the sun!
• The fee for each child to attend MS Adventure Camp varies by location. No one will be turned away because of inability to pay.

The success of MS Adventure Camp depends on its incredible volunteers. We welcome volunteers with a wide range of skills and provide relevant training. Volunteers must be 18 years or older. Various volunteer positions are available at each location, from support with short-term projects to serving as a counselor for the duration of camp.

All volunteers must pass a background check to participate.

“The camp has been an amazing experience for our child. He has grown so much and has formed strong lasting bonds with others through this camp. We are incredibly blessed and so grateful for this program. He and his friends are already talking about coming back as counselors next year. Thank you!”

“MS Adventure Camp has been a wonderful experience for my daughter, and she has made lifelong friends. She has used her experience to teach others about MS and is more patient with me when I have difficulties. I would strongly recommend this camp to others.”

“Spending time with everybody at camp and learning more about MS. Don’t change a thing at all, please!”

• Christopher, 8th grade

“Knowing that everyone here has someone in their family with MS. Camp is pretty perfect.”

• Mara, 9th grade

“How close-knit of a group we are.”

• Taylor, 12th grade

For help finding additional camp options and camp resources for children and teens who live in a household with someone affected by MS, contact an MS Navigator.