Camp Arc and Kinder Arc

Camp Arc is a mainstreamed summer day camp program for youth and adults who have an intellectual disability. There are eight, one week sessions of camp which divided by age groups and each camper may attend one session per summer. Camp hours are 9 AM - 2 PM unless otherwise noted. Each day campers participate in sports, art and swimming activities and there is one special event every session. This camp is open to residents of York County.

History

In 1970, a group of citizens from various civic organizations created the first residential camp for children and adults who are mentally disabled. In 1997, Camp Arc grew to include children who are not disabled. In 1970, Camp Arc served 42 campers. Today Camp Arc serves over 300 campers during eight weeks of day camp at Boyd Hill Recreation Center and one week of residential camp at Bethelwoods.

Registration

In mid-March, Camp Arc applications are available at the Special Services Department in every school district in York County or you can register online HERE until sessions fill. Contact Scott Wentzky to learn more.  

Kinder Arc

Kinder Arc is a week-long summer program for young children.