Camp ASCCA is a place like no other — where everyone can explore, grow, and thrive through fun, accessible activities in a safe and supportive environment.
Camp 3:21 at Camp ASCCA is for ALL families in the State of Alabama with a family member who has Down syndrome!
Families will enjoy a wide range of activities including:
Swimming, canoeing, & water tubing
Arts & crafts
Archery & rifle range
Mini-golf, zip-line, splash pad, pickleball
Paved nature trails and much more!
Thanks to the incredible generosity of the Sandlin Foundation, along with support from The Caring Foundation, we are thrilled to share that Camp 3:21 @ Camp ASCCA is now fully funded for participating families!
Your family's only cost is the $40 non-refundable registration deposit.
Join us October 9–11 for an unforgettable weekend of fun, friendship, and family memories at Camp ASCCA, Alabama's premier accessible camp. Camp 3:21 is open to Alabama families with a loved one with Down syndrome and includes swimming, canoeing, arts & crafts, archery, zip-lining, mini golf, nature trails, campfires, and so much more.
Here's what you need to know:
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Cost: Just $40 per family
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No lottery! Registration is now first come, first served.
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There are no additional camp fees for participating families.
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Each registration may include up to four family members due to cabin capacity.
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Space is still extremely limited. Once all available family spots are filled, registration will close and go to a waitlist in case of cancellations.
Important Registration Note:
When you reach the ticket selection screen, please select and pay for only ONE (1) registration, even if your family includes up to four people.
The $40 registration fee is per family, not per person. Simply choose a quantity of 1, then complete the registration information for everyone in your family. Please do not increase the ticket quantity to match the number of family members attending.
Whether your school is on fall break or you're simply ready for a weekend away, Camp 3:21 is a wonderful opportunity to unplug, have fun, connect with other families, and make lifelong memories with your DSA family.
We are incredibly grateful to the Sandlin Foundation and The Caring Foundation for investing in our families and helping make this experience accessible to our Down syndrome community across Alabama.