Founded by the Rotary Clubs of Monroe County in 1956, Camp Haccamo provides a week-long, overnight camping experience for young people
in the Greater Rochester area with all types of developmental, physical or other disabilities.
Children with cancer, with Downs Syndrome,
Autism, Cerebral Palsy... children in wheelchairs... it doesn't matter. Camp Haccamo accepts them all -- at no charge to the campers'
families.
The Camp provides one-week sessions for children 7 to 17, and for young adults 18 to 28.
The Camp employs a full-time nursing
staff, trained counselors as well many volunteers who dedicate thier time to an enriching experience for all.
Camp sessions are
chocked full of activities -- nature studies, arts and crafts, boating, fishing, miniature golf, swimming, softball, field trips,
and much more.
The last night of each week features a special event, such as a Halloween party, Mardi Gras festival, Hawiian luau,
or the hugely popular Senior Prom.
