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Georgia - Williams Syndrome

Dates: March 19-23, 2025 (Wednesday-Sunday)

Camper Application Opens December 10th at 9am (Eastern)
Volunteer orientation: March 18

Location: Camp Twin Lakes-Rutledge West Campus, 1391 Keencheefoonee Road, Rutledge, GA 30663 (~45 minutes east of Atlanta)

Fee: $695

This fee helps cover five days of camp, four nights of lodging, meals/snacks, and activities. This amount is only a portion of the cost. Concerned about paying the fee? Please email Contact@CampBlueSkies.org for payment options.

Camp Blue Skies and the Williams Syndrome Association offer an overnight camp for adults (age 21 and up) with Williams syndrome for five days and four nights of:

  • Activities: nature walks, fishing, arts/crafts, and more

  • Music programs: jam sessions, drum circles, and karaoke

  • Chance to make new friends & reunite with old ones

Check out our camper & volunteer FAQs

Interested in volunteering?

Opportunities range from cabin counselors, session-long general volunteers, day volunteers, health services team, and programming.

About Camp Twin Lakes

Camp Twin Lakes, established in 1993, collaborates with Camp Blue Skies and over 40 organizations to create customized programs that teach campers to overcome obstacles and grow in confidence and capabilities. Camp Twin Lakes is accredited by the American Camp Association.

Camp Twin Lakes facilities include climate-controlled cabins with bathrooms, a gymnasium, a campfire circle, a dining hall (capacity of 400), arts/crafts room and more.

Activity schedules depend on the time of year, weather, number of campers, etc. Activities may include baseball, soccer, tennis, miniature golf, paddleboats, fishing, ropes course, nature walk, arts/crafts, and drumming.

 
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Have questions?

First-timers are encouraged to fill out the camper inquiry form.

Camp reviews

  • Camp keeps getting better year after year. How do they do that?

    - CAMPER

  • He’s been more open to talking to new people. He is with other young adults like himself. It’s almost like he’s encountering people in a new and different way.

    - PARENT

  • Some people go to a Magic Kingdom in Florida, but I think Camp Blue Skies is the real Magic Kingdom.

    - VOLUNTEER

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