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July 21-25, 2025

San Diego, CA

This unique summer camp is an opportunity for kids ages 4-18 with physical impairments such as spina bifida, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, and spinal cord injuries as well as blind or visually impaired to participate in approximately 15 different sport rotations over 5 days.  Volunteers and counselors who share a passion for adaptive sports help athletes learn the fundamentals of various games and activities. 

Athletes are grouped by age and ability and develop important skills to help them stay active and healthy.  Camp promotes positive self-esteem, leadership skills, independence and most importantly, opens campers up to a whole new world of possibilities!  This life-changing experience for kids and their families takes place in a positive, loving and fun atmosphere.   

MISSION BAY

MIRAMAR COLLEGE

  • This unique summer camp is an opportunity for kids ages 4-18 with physical impairments such as spina bifida, cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy, and spinal cord injuries as well as blind or visually impaired to participate in approximately 15 different sport rotations over 5 days.  Volunteers and counselors who share a passion for adaptive sports help athletes learn the fundamentals of various games and activities. Athletes are grouped by age and ability and develop important skills to help them stay active and healthy.  Camp promotes positive self-esteem, leadership skills, independence and most importantly, opens campers up to a whole new world of possibilities!  This life-changing experience for kids and their families takes place in a positive, loving and fun atmosphere.  

    Click here to download Camp Flyer

  • Junior Adaptive Sports Camp is designed for children, ages 4 to 18, with a permanent physical disability such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida, amputation, muscular dystrophy, spinal cord injury, or visually impaired or blind. This camp most benefits an individual with some use of their arms to push a wheelchair, but we are able to accommodate in the case of limited ability. 

  • Mission Bay Location:

    https:// https://angel-city-sports.vomo.org/opportunity/2025-junior-adaptive-sports-camp

    Miramar College Location:

    https://angel-city-sports.vomo.org/opportunity/2025-junior-adaptive-sports-camp-miramar

  • Book your accessible room for the Sports Camp. Click here to book through Wheel The World

  • There are several ways you can support and/or raise vital funds to support Junior Adaptive Sports Camp.

    Click here to see all three opportunities.

    1) We have sponsorship opportunities from $25k-$1k with varying benefits and engagement opportunities from volunteer spots, to logo recognition, branding opportunities and activation at the event.

    2) You can start a fundraising team or individual page to share the mission of Angel City Sports and share with friends, family, colleagues about your participation in this event, supporting youth with a physical disability have access to fun and safe sports!

    3) You can simply make a one-time or recurring gift to support the success of the event and help sustain youth programming all year round.

    Thank you!

    Any other questions, please contact alexis@angelcitysports.org

  • Monday & Tuesday – Crown Point Park, Mission Bay (3709 Corona Oriente Rd., San Diego, CA 92109)

    Wednesday, Thursday, Friday – Miramar College/Hourglass Community Park (10440 Black Mountain Rd., San Diego, CA 92126)

  • Children with a physical disability can often walk with braces, canes, or crutches and don't use a wheelchair on a daily basis.  However, they may lack the ability to fully participate in your everyday sports because they cannot run and jump as quickly as their able-bodied counterparts.  However, if your child does not typically use a chair or is unfamiliar with manual chair use, they may be at a disadvantage in this camp setting. We have specially designed sports wheelchairs for our campers to use while they are at camp but we encourage campers to bring their own chairs if they have one.

  • The sports offered vary slightly from year to year but a general idea of what your child may experience at this year's camp is wheelchair basketball, sailing, golf, wheelchair rugby, hand cycling, water tubing, kayaking, archery, wheelchair tennis, and more!

  •  Our camp counselors and adaptive sports coaches all have years of experience working with children with physical disabilities.  Many are graduates of our camp and are now successful adults in the world and volunteer to give back by acting as role models and mentors for the current campers. Others are professionals in adaptive sports, Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialists, Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, and more.  All of our coaches and counselors are well screened and have all passed background checks through the State of California.

  • July 21-25, 2025!

    • 9:00am-3:30pm

    • Monday and Tuesday - Crown Point Park in Mission Bay (3709 Corona Oriente Road, San Diego, CA 92109)

    • Wednesday - Friday - San Diego Miramar College (10440 Black Mountain Road, San Diego, CA 92126)

  • Yes, we have professional nursing staff on duty each day for toileting needs, changing, medication, and other medical needs. 

  • Yes, your camper will be fed lunch each day.  Vegetarian options are available for those who indicate this in the dieting section of registration.  Water and snacks are also provided throughout the day.  If your child has a very specific, restrictive diet, bringing their own lunch is recommended.

  • While we encourage all campers to attend the full week of camp to get the most benefit, we recognize that sometimes there are scheduling conflicts.  Please contact us to discuss your needs.

  • For the first time in the camp's nearly 40-year history, it will be free of charge.  However, spots are limited so if you register and find that your child is no longer able to attend, please let us know so that we can free up a spot for another child.  

  • No.  While we understand that you'd like to stay, we ask that you leave so that campers have the opportunity to experience camp on their own.  We find that this provides them with the extra degree of independence.  Our counselors, coaches, nurses, and volunteers are well trained and have experience in the needs of campers with physical disabilities and should be able to handle any situation that arises.  However, on Friday afternoon, we invite the whole family to come and watch while your camper demonstrates all that they have learned over the week, showing their new skills, friendships, and experience.