ADHD Summer Camp for Connecticut Residents

Connecticut families know the drill: a bright kid can do fine academically, but still struggle with the social and organizational parts of life. Camp Sequoia is built for that exact profile.

We’re an overnight summer camp in Pennsburg, Pennsylvania, serving kids who need more support than an neurotypical camp can provide, especially related social learning needs. Our goal is simple: help campers have the best summer of their lives and building skills that make the school year easier.

Summer Exploration in a Supportive Environment

The Sequoia difference is how intentionally we run a ‘normal’ camp day. Activities are fun and varied, but the schedule is predictable. Expectations are clear. Staff coach social cognition and frustration tolerance in-the-moment, which keeps lessons relevant and reduces awkward interactions.

Campers can choose from STEM, D&D, larping, athletics, art, outdoor adventure, and waterfront time, all within a campus designed for success. We have multiple gyms, courts, a competition-sized pool, and an 800-acre lake.

If you want a quick read that captures our structure-first philosophy, check out ‘Executive Functioning Victory’ For the broader overview, see our Mission & Approach 

Connecticut campers often benefit from the way we ‘right-size’ social life. There’s plenty of interaction, but it’s supported and that helps kids practice new skills without feeling overwhelmed.

Our PA Residential Summer Camp is a Great Fit for Connecticut Families

Our admissions process is collaborative. We’ll talk through your child’s strengths, challenges, and goals, and we can connect you with families who’ve been in your shoes.

Getting to camp from Connecticut

• Driving is doable from most of Connecticut, especially for families who enjoy an easy road trip.
• Train travel through New York or Philadelphia can work well depending on your starting point.
• Flying is also an option; or use the NYC area provided Camp Transportation.

If you’re comparing options and want to see what we recommend beyond camp, our ADHD Resources for Parents page collects reputable organizations and further reading.

Call (215) 671-6944 or email [email protected]. You can apply here or book a time on our calendar here