beacon lodge camp
Camp Felicity
Camp Felicity
6 Day session + 9 day extended session
At Camp Felicity, the focus is not just on creating memorable experiences but also on empowering individuals to embrace their abilities and form lasting connections. It's a place where campers not only enjoy an adventurous getaway but also find a community that understands and celebrates their unique strengths. With such an inspiring and empowering environment, Camp Felicity is a place where dreams come true and lives are transformed.
Immersed in a welcoming and inclusive environment, campers engage in diverse activities designed to foster physical activity, creativity, and social interaction. From exhilarating relays and obstacle courses to engaging arts and crafts, scenic hikes, pool games, and heartwarming campfires, every moment is filled with joy and enrichment.
With a supportive counselor-to-camper ratio of 1:4, Camp Felicity ensures individualized attention and care. The camp provides verbal prompting, minimal assistance, and mobility support to help campers navigate their daily living activities and the exciting daily schedule. This careful balance allows participants to flourish in a camp setting while preserving their independence.
2026 Session Dates:
session 1: June 13 - 18, 2026
Session 2: June 27 - July 2, 2026
session 3: july 25 - 30, 2026
extended session: July 25 - august 4, 2026
2026 Registration Due Dates:
session 1: June 3, 2026
Session 2: June 17, 2026
session 3: july 15, 2026
extended session: July 15, 2026
camp registration is now open! returning campers click here for important update.
Registration Fee
$100
Non-Refundable Fee
Resident Camp Fee
$1350
6 day session
$2050
extended session
Contact your local Lions Club for sponsorship
Through a Camper's Eyes
Meet Trevor, a 36-year-old camper whose plush frog “Ribbit,” green music-note bandana, and two-clap “ready signal” make him unforgettable. At Camp Felicity, Trevor showed that leadership doesn’t always come from words — it can come from rhythms, smiles, and routines. From flag-raising to drumming circles, Trevor’s joyful presence and empathy helped campers feel secure, connected, and ready to join in.
