One of only three residential US summer camps for children with dyslexia, Camp Spring Creek offers a life-changing experience full of intensive learning and fun. What makes Camp Spring Creek special?
Daily one-on-one tutoring sessions with a caring tutor trained in Orton-Gillingham instruction
Fun confidence-building activities in the outdoors, ranging from hiking to rafting
Hands-on arts experiences with professional artists
An international staff of counselors
Excellent food
An emphasis on interpersonal skills
An environment of respect and support for each camper.
A spectacular location nestled in the mountains
Our campers leave Camp Spring Creek at the end of the summer with:
Improved reading, writing, and spelling skills
Increased self-confidence and independence
A better sense of their natural talents.
At Camp Spring Creek, children with dyslexia begin to love learning again
Our 80-acre property in the mountains of Western North Carolina is a peaceful place for campers to try new things and develop community.
Our facilities include a main lodge, dining hall, art barn, woodshop, swimming pool, campers’ cabins, climbing wall, and a zipline. We have four campers’ cabins and children are grouped by gender and age. Each cabin houses six to ten campers; our maximum is 40 children.
At Camp Spring Creek, our food is prepared daily with as many fresh local ingredients as possible. We don’t serve fried or processed food: even our salad dressings are made on-site! We believe good nutrition is an important part of a camper’s success.
Central to Camp Spring Creek is Spring Creek! This creek runs down the mountain through our camp, providing a place for kids to explore nature.
