Texas State University Autism Summer Camp
About This Camp
Summer camp at Texas State University specifically for children ages 4–14 with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Trained counselors incorporate therapeutic and educational goals into theater, dance, music, aquatics, STEAM, and animal therapy activities. Individualized attention supporting communication and socialization development. Financial assistance available.
Highlights
- ✓Texas State University San Marcos; ages 4–14 with ASD; theater, dance, music, aquatics, STEAM, animal therapy; trained counselors with individualized attention; communication and socialization goals
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