Camps

The AYA weekend experience is specifically designed for teenagers and young adults impacted by cancer, providing a supportive and safe environment where participants can be themselves, free from the everyday pressures of cancer, as well as emotional trauma that the AYA population often faces.

Our Day Camp offers a weeklong daytime getaway for kids ages 4-8 who have or have had cancer, siblings of those cancer patients (including those bereaved), and children of parents who are in active treatment, in remission, or have passed from cancer.

ROC is an an all-out camping adventure for children ages 8 to 17 who have or have had cancer. It is truly magical place where kids can shed the label of “cancer patient” and enjoy a fun-filled week to remember forever surrounded by lifelong friends who understand where they’re coming from.

Sibling Camp sessions are specifically designed for the brothers and sisters of children with cancer. Kids ages 8 to 17 will gather at a beautiful campground in the woods of Julian, CA for a weeklong overnight camping adventure.

Family Camp’s primary focus will remain on the children within these families. The main objective of this camping session is to give the kids the opportunity to casually meet other kids who also have a parent diagnosed with cancer.

Family Camp RyanStrong is a special camp for families dealing with the loss of a sibling or parent due to cancer. It focuses on the emotional needs of children and family where kids can casually meet others facing similar challenges and where family members can find support for their struggles.