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RESIDENTIAL CAMP SANDY WHEELS
Who Is Residential Camp Sandy Wheels For:
Residential Camp
Sandy Wheels was started in 1979 to provide outdoor recreational activities for
individuals with cerebral palsy, physical disabilities, and developmental
delays. Campers have the chance of interacting with others and exploring the
outdoors. Residential Camp Sandy Wheels provides a positive camping experience.
What Residential Camp Sandy
Wheels is all About:
Residential Camp Sandy wheels is held at Mt. Morris Camp & Conference
Center in Mt. Morris, Wisconsin for two sessions.
Camp Sandy Wheels uses four wheelchair accessible cabins. Each cabin
accommodates 16 people (8 campers and 8 staff/volunteers). Each cabin has
handicapped accessible showers.
At the main lodge meals are provided by the camp cook. This is where we also do
craft activities, play games on rainy days and have dances.
There are two areas for campfires. Each cabin has a fire
pit and the fire pit by the main lodge is used nightly for sing-a-longs and
smores! There is a roll-in swimming pool behind the main lodge so campers can
enjoy swimming or just lying back in the sun relaxing!
Staff at Residential Camp
Sandy Wheels:
Staff at Residential Camp Sandy Wheels consists of a Camp
Director, Assistant Camp Director, Nurse, and Counselors as well as
many Volunteers. The counselors and staff receive additional training
prior to camp so that they are able to provide the campers with all the care
that the campers need.
Fee: There is a fee for
Residential Camp Sandy Wheels, please contact our office at (920) 424-4071 or
800-261-1895 for more information.
Campers who need financial assistance may contact us at the above number. Only
campers from the nine county service area are eligible for financial assistance. | 