About
Camp Huntington
Camp Huntington was a residential therapeutic summer camp in High Falls, New York. The American Camp Association profile describes it as a coeducational overnight program founded in 1961 for children and young adults ages 6 to 21 and older with learning and developmental disabilities, including autism, Down syndrome, ADD/ADHD, Asperger syndrome, intellectual disability, brain injury, and cerebral palsy.
The camp's program description emphasized small-group instruction, adaptive therapeutic recreation, swimming, arts, sports, outdoor activities, community navigation, social skills, life skills, and academic instruction connected to IEP goals. The ACA profile placed the camp at 56 Bruceville Road in High Falls and stated that it was not currently ACA-accredited.
A Camp Huntington company profile describes the program as formerly located in High Falls and closed since 2021 after pandemic-related insolvency.