Camp Cairn is a FREE weekend bereavement camp for children and students ages 6-17, who are grieving the death of a close family member. Campers participate in traditional camp activities combined with grief education and emotional support, led by licensed counselors / social workers and trained volunteers. 

Camp Cairn derives its name from “cairns” that have been used for hundreds of years to mark a trail or path. These cairns represent a trail marker that guides one through uncertain times in life. At Camp Cairn, each camper has the opportunity to remember and celebrate his or her loved one and to connect with other children and students who have experienced loss.

Camp Cairn was developed as a “focus camp” by Woodland in order to meet the needs of grieving children and students in our community. 

For full information visit www.CCgriefcamp.org

Envelope  CCgriefcamp@woodlandcamp.org

Camp Discovery is a free weekend respite camp for students (ages 13-25) with intellectual disabilities. This overnight residential program will provide the opportunity for students to enjoy traditional camp activities in a fun environment and will be led by certified professionals and trained volunteers.

The individuals who will participate in this camp program will have varying types of intellectual disabilities. These students could have medical diagnoses of down syndrome, cerebral palsy, chromosomal abnormalities, and/or Traumatic Brain injuries. Children with these types of disabilities can also have speech impairments, visual impairments, hearing impairments, and physical limitations, as well as being cognitively delayed. These students need assistance with critical thinking, reasoning, and behavior management. They also have deficits in every day life skills.

For full information visit www.CampDiscoveryWCC.org

Envelope  CampDiscovery@woodlandcamp.org