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A week-long Educational Sports Camp  Children with Visual Impairments 
Summer 2025 Dates:
June 29-July 5
Registration will be open January 1st!
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Click here to watch the camp abilities 25th anniversary documentary
check out this article about one
​of our athletes, Noel!
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       Camp Abilities Brockport is a one-week educational sports camp for children and teens who are blind, visually impaired, and deafblind. The camp is set up to provide a one-on-one instructional situation for each person, which is often on the contrary to other camps designed for people with visual impairments.

Our counselors are pooled from physical education and special education undergraduate and graduate programs across the U.S., and overseas. Since our first summer we have had more than 90 counselors per summer, and we have trained more than 2,000 future teachers in the area of sport and recreation for children with sensory impairments. Many of our specialists are blind themselves, and serve as excellent role models for our children, some of whom have never met or socially interacted with another person who is blind.

Click on the links above for more information or feel free to contact us!


Believe You Can Achieve!

Click here to check out a previous athlete that went onto the Paralympics!
​See what Camp Abilities is all about while meeting several impressive athletes, their parents, and the Founder and Director of Camp Abilities. Host Soledad O'Brien does a great job navigating the true meaning of Camp Abilities.

Veteran Camp Abilities Athlete, Andrew Mead-Colegrove and other athletes share what camp means to them.

​Camp Directors, Coaches and Athletes around the world share why they choose and continue to choose to be involved in Camp Abilities.

Athletes from Camp Abilities’
across the world engage in
​physical activity and sports.

     Want to Support Camp Abilities?

Camp Abilities Brockport is a 501(c)-3 non-for profit organization hosted at and supported by SUNY Brockport and is also funded by the Research Foundation at The State University of New York. In the spirit of "Camp Abilities", the facility operating at The College at Brockport is the only camp that is affiliated with The Research Foundation or the State University of New York (SUNY). All other camps listed herein have no affiliation or association with nor do they receive funding or sponsorship from the Research Foundation or The College at Brockport.
Camp Abilities Brockport is inspected by the Monroe County Department of Health.
Copyright © 1996-2021 Camp Abilities Brockport at SUNY Brockport, State University of New York. All rights reserved.
  • Home
    • Mission Statement
    • Sports & Activities
    • Schedule
    • Assessments
    • Awards
    • Partners
    • Funding
    • Funding/Partners and Supporters
    • Non-Profit Status
  • Media
    • Camp Abilities Manual
    • Camp Templates
    • Newsletters >
      • Photos
    • Videos
    • Research & Books
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
  • Instructional Materials
  • Registration
    • Eligibility
    • Athlete/Camper Registration
    • Coach Registration
  • Staff
    • Graduate Assistants
  • Other Camps
  • Donate
    • Camp Wish List
  • Research Registration
  • Camp Abilities Story Memoir
  • Contact Us
  • Lavelle Resources for Children with Moderate and Severe Disabilities