Enchanted Hills Camp 2024 Sessions Registration is Now Open!
We are thrilled to announce that Enchanted Hills Camp is officially open for registration! Whether you’re a nature lover, adventure seeker, or someone looking to make lifelong memories, our camp has something special for everyone.
Registration Details:
To register online, please click on the link underneath the camp session you wish to attend. Once you have clicked the link and filled out the RSVP form, a full online application will be sent out to you via email. Once you have submitted the application, it will be reviewed and information will be sent on how to complete payment. If you are having any issues completing the application online, please email ehc@lighthouse-sf.org.
If you are not able to complete an online application, please email ehc@lighthouse-sf.org for a paper application. We strongly encourage you to apply via our online application. Any payment sent to the lighthouse by mail must have the name of the camper.
Camp Sessions
DeafBlind Session: June 9 – 13 **SESSOIN FULL**
DeafBlind Camp is for adults 18 years and older with both some visual impairment and deafness. One of the great attractions of the session is the free flow of communication using American Sign Language, tactile sign language, spoken English and amplified sound.
Little Learners Family Camp: June 14 – 16
LightHouse Little Learners camp is for Little Learner students and former students who are 2.5 through 6 years old and their families. Families will have the opportunity to connect with other Little Learner families while exploring outdoors, learning through play, sensory fun, and whole-family activities for all abilities. Due to demand, priority is given to first-time Little Learner campers. Families who are not eligible for Little Learner camp, or who have already attended twice, are encouraged to register for EHC Family Camps, which are open to all ages.
If you are interested in Little Learners Family Camp, please fill out the Little Learners Family Camp RSVP form. Once it’s reviewed, if you are determined eligible, you will be sent the full Little Learners session application.
Eligible students’ RSVPs received from March 15 forward will result in families being placed on our waitlist. Families should still complete the application and will be informed if they have been accepted after April 30. They will not be required to pay for camp until they are accepted
Staff Training: June 17 – 22
Adult Camp Session: June 24 – 29
Designed for active adults 21 years and older who are blind or visually impaired, adult campers enjoy quintessential camp activities as well as nighttime programs such as dancing to live music, casino night and a talent show.
RSVP for Adult Camp Session
Family Camp I: July 3 – 6
This session is offered to families with visually impaired children ages 17 and under, and to visually impaired parents/guardians with children ages 17 and under. This session is intended for immediate family members only.
RSVP for Family Camp I
Adults with Developmental Disabilities : July 8 – 13
This session provides opportunities for adult campers with developmental disabilities to explore the outdoors, meet peers and mentors, try new things, and increase skills and confidence. A 2:1 camper to counselor ratio ensures that campers get individualized attention and their access needs are met.
RSVP for Adults with Developmental Disabilities Session
Youth Session: July 15 – 20
Youth campers (1st – 8th grade) will participate in a variety of programs, including campfires, swimming, horseback riding, drama, arts and crafts, and adaptive sports. Campers are encouraged to explore new challenges independently with their new friends. Campers will gain a greater understanding and acceptance of their vision loss, leading to increased self -confidence.
RSVP for Youth Session
Teen Session: July 15 – July 27
Teen campers (9th -12th grade) will participate in a variety of programs, including campfires, swimming, drama, arts and crafts, and adaptive sports. Campers are encouraged to explore new challenges independently with their new friends. Campers will gain a greater understanding and acceptance of their vision loss, leading to increased self-confidence.
Additionally, they will participate in activities geared toward building leadership abilities and setting goals for the future. Examples of these leadership activities include: public speaking, organizational skills, assisting campers and staff with participating in activities, program set up, and facilitating discussions.
RSVP for Teen Session
Family Camp II: July 31 – August 3
This session is offered to families with visually impaired children ages 17 and under, and to visually impaired parents/guardians with children ages 17 and under. This session is intended for immediate family members only.
RSVP for Family Camp II
Music Camp: August 5 – August 11
The Music session is for campers ages 14 and older that are musicians who are blind or have low vision. Participants should already know how to play or sing and have, at minimum, intermediate musical skills (basic chords, scales, tuning, basic instrument maintenance and general musical knowledge) in their instrument(s). Instruments can include, but are not limited to guitar, ukulele, percussion, voice, and other acoustic instruments. This session will be headed by Enchanted Hills Camp Enrichment Area Leader Masceo Williams. Space is limited and a letter of recommendation or phone interview will be required for admission.
RSVP for Music Camp
