By TMoM Team Member Sandy Harper
Are you looking for a summer camp in the areas outside the Triad but still nearby? This list provides a variety of camp options outside the Triad you might want to consider. Scroll down this post to view all of your options. You will always find this list on our directories page here. If you have camps outside the Triad to add to this list, or know of changes that need to be made, email us here.
*TAKE NOTE: Please check each camp’s website for the latest updates on their plans for summer 2023.
Please visit our other Summer Camp directories here:
Main Summer Camp directory
Summer Camps in Greensboro, Burlington & Surrounding Areas
Summer Camps in High Point, Kernersville & Surrounding Areas
Summer Camps in Winston-Salem, Clemmons & Surrounding Areas
Outside the Triad
(Special Needs camps outside the Triad are marked with an *)
*Camp Carefree – Ages 6-16 (for kids with chronic illnesses) – Stokesdale
Camp Cheerio – Glade Valley, NC or Mouth of Wilson, VA – Rising 2nd graders – Rising 10th graders
Camp Cognition – Mocksville, NC – Contact for age guidelines
Camp Harrison – North Wilkesboro – Ages 6 – 16
Camp Hollymont – Asheville – Ages 6 – 15
*Camp Jubilee – Pinnacle, NC (Camp for special needs children and adults) – Ages 13 and up
*Camp Kesum – In several locations nearby (Raleigh, Chapel Hill) – *For children impacted by parent’s cancer diagnosis
*Camp Lakey Gap: (a sleep-away camp for young people with autism in Black Mountain)
Camp Lurecrest – Lake Lure – Rising 3rd – 12th grade
Camp Pinnacle – Hendersonville – Ages 8 – 14
*Camp Royall – (For children with autism) Near Pittsboro – Ages 4 and up
*Camp SAY – (For children who stutter) in Hendersonville, NC – Ages 8 to 18
*Camp Tekoa – Hendersonville (Also has a camp for special needs) – Ages 5 and up
Chestnut Ridge Camp – Efland – Rising K – 11th grade
Code Galaxy – (online coding camp) Ages 7-17
Code Wizards – Online – Ages 8 -18
Crankin’ Engines – Ages 10 and up (offered in various cities throughout NC)
Critter Camp – Preschool – middle school ages (Statesville)
Discovery Point’s Wild Ride – Ages 5 – 12
Eagle’s Nest – Pisgah Forest – Rising K – 11th grade
Falling Creek Camp for Boys – Tuxedo – Rising 1st – 10th grade
Green River Preserve – Cedar Mountain – Rising 2nd – 9th grade
Heritage STEM Camps Foundation – residential STEM camps in Chapel Hill, Rocky Mount, and South Africa
iD Tech Summer Camps in North Carolina – Raleigh & Chapel Hill – Age 7 – 17
*Mount Jubilee – (a summer camp for young people with special needs – not specifically autism)
Mount Shepherd Retreat Center – 1st – 12th grade, Check specific session
Mountain Top Youth Camp – Pinnacle, NC, Grades 1 – 12
New Hope Camp & Conference Center – Chapel Hill – Day camp (rising K-9th), Overnight (rising 4th – 9th)
Outward Bound – Ages 12 and up (various locations throughout the US)
Rowan Wild – (Summer 2023 Dates Coming Soon) Ages 7 – 18, Dan Nicholas Park, Salisbury
Quaker Lake Camp – Climax, NC – Ages 3 – 17
Shelton Challenge at NC State University (leadership camp) – Rising 9th – 12th Graders
Summer Connection – Rising Sophomores through 2022 Seniors (overnight camp is in Western NC)
Super Summer Art Camp – (No Summer 2023 Dates Yet) Ages 6 – 14 (Asheboro)
The Farm-Dobson Rising Kindergarten through 5th grade. *early drop-off/late pickup services available
US National Whitewater Center – (No Summer 2023 Dates Yet) Ages 8 – 18
*Victory Junction – Randleman (For kids with chronic medical conditions or serious illnesses)- Ages 6 – 16
Young Engineers of Today – (No Summer 2023 Dates Yet) Ages 12 – 18 (Charlotte)
Triad Moms on Main does not endorse the following businesses, nor take responsibility for your involvement with the following companies. Our goal is to provide you with a list that will hopefully make your party planning easier!
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I would like to have information about any lego program for my 9 years old boy
Hi Jessica! We’ve listed all the summer camps we have been told about on these directories. If you do a search on each for Lego you might find some. We also recommend you join and ask in our Facebook Group about any Lego Programs for your 9-year-old son here https://www.facebook.com/groups/1521733928080242 The moms in there are great about chiming in about what they know and have heard about!