Courage Camps offer summer camp programs at three separate locations: the Lakeside and Woodland campuses at Camp Courage, and at Courage North. Here is a list of the programs offered at each campus.

Lakeside Campus:

• Sessions for youth with physical disabilities, including a sports camp, for children or teens
• College preview session, including a computer camp
• Camp sessions for adults with physical disabilities
• Leadership development for teenagers with leadership potential
• MDA Camp for children with Muscular Dystrophy
• MS Camp for adults with Multiple Sclerosis
• Oncology sessions for children and teens with a history of cancer - in cooperation with The American Cancer Society, Minnesota Division
• Sickle Cell Camp for children and teens who have Sickle Cell Anemia - cosponsored by The Links, Inc
• Augmentative Alternative Communication Camp
• Adult Augmentative Alternative Communication Camp

Woodland Campus:

• Clinical programs for speech/hearing/language impaired youth
• Experience-based programs for language disordered youth
• Leadership development for teenagers with leadership potential
• Literacy camp for children and teens with disabilities and literacy concerns
• Asthma Camp for children with asthma - in cooperation with the American Lung Association
• Winther Island Outdoor Leadership Camp for adolescent or teenage campers looking for a more challenging camping experience

Courage North Campus :

• Camp sessions for adults with physical disabilities and sensory impairments
• Leadership sessions for deaf and hard of hearing youth
• Hemophilia Camp for Children - cosponsored with the hemophilia Association of Minnesota and the Dakotas
• Minnesota and California Amateur Radio Camp for individuals with physical or sensory disabilities
• Camp Discovery for children with Asperger's Syndrome

Regional Day Camps:

Click here for information on the Courage Day Camps.

Camper Resources:

• Camper Referral Form
• Summer Session Schedule
• Camp Courage Parent's Handbook
• Courage North Parent's Handbook