City of Auburn Therapeutics Summer Camps (Camp TRailblazers and Camp TRailseekers)
City of Auburn Parks and Recreation
Auburn, Alabama - Lee County
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Jun 3, 2026
Auburn
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Provider overview
Auburn Parks and Recreation Therapeutics offers summer day camps for campers with intellectual disabilities, Camp TRailseekers (ages 8-14) and Camp TRailblazers (ages 15+), with games, activities, and field trips.
The City of Auburn Parks and Recreation Therapeutics Program operates summer day camps for campers with intellectual disabilities.
Quick facts
- Registration
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- Phone
- 334-501-2939
- Ages
- Intellectually disabled citizens; Camp TRailseekers ages 8-14, Camp TRailblazers ages 15 and older
- Season
- Summer day camp; 2026 dates June 1 through July 23 (no camp the week of June 29 to July 3)
- Cost
- Fee is $100 with a 20% sibling discount ($80 each additional sibling); fees include healthy snacks, most camp supplies, and some field trips. Confirm current fees and registration; City of Auburn residents register first.
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Therapeutics summer day camps
Summer day camps for campers with intellectual disabilities, age groups, activities and field trips, fees, and registration.
- Ages
- Intellectually disabled citizens; Camp TRailseekers ages 8-14, Camp TRailblazers ages 15 and older
- Season
- Summer day camp; 2026 dates June 1 through July 23 (no camp the week of June 29 to July 3)
- Schedule
- 2026 camps run Monday-Thursday, 8am-2pm, June 1 to July 23. Contact the Therapeutic Programs Coordinator for registration and current details.
- Cost
- Fee is $100 with a 20% sibling discount ($80 each additional sibling); fees include healthy snacks, most camp supplies, and some field trips. Confirm current fees and registration; City of Auburn residents register first.
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Listing check
- Last checked
- Jun 3, 2026
- Why this is listed
- The City of Auburn Therapeutics Program runs summer day camps for intellectually disabled citizens, with Camp TRailseekers for ages 8-14 and Camp TRailblazers for ages 15 and older; 2026 dates are June 1 through July 23, Monday-Thursday, 8am-2pm, with a published fee and coordinator contact.
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- 1 public source
- Location contacts
- 1 public contact found
Program details we found
Therapeutics summer day camps
The City of Auburn Therapeutics Program runs summer day camps for intellectually disabled citizens, with Camp TRailseekers for ages 8-14 and Camp TRailblazers for ages 15 and older; 2026 dates are June 1 through July 23, Monday-Thursday, 8am-2pm, with a published fee and coordinator contact.
Inclusion and support details
What the provider says: The source names therapeutics summer camps, intellectually disabled citizens, age groups for Camp TRailseekers and Camp TRailblazers, snacks, camp supplies, and field trips.
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What we checked
What we found: The City of Auburn Therapeutics Program runs summer day camps for intellectually disabled citizens, with Camp TRailseekers for ages 8-14 and Camp TRailblazers for ages 15 and older; 2026 dates are June 1 through July 23, Monday-Thursday, 8am-2pm, with a published fee and coordinator contact.
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Is City of Auburn Therapeutics Summer Camps (Camp TRailblazers and Camp TRailseekers) reviewed for quality by Inclusive Programs Guide?
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