Summer Camps for Neurodivergent Kids Support for ADHD, Autism, and More in Surrey & Metro Vancouver
Our 2025 summer camps have ended. Summer 2026 information will be posted shortly.
Autism & ADHD Summer Camps for Kids with Diverse Learning Needs
Worried about summer plans for your neurodivergent child? You're not alone. Our summer camps and learning programs provide engaging opportunities for neurodivergent children with autism, ADHD, and learning differences across Surrey, Langley, and Metro Vancouver.
Our summer camps focus on building social, emotional, and executive functioning skills in a fun, supportive, neuroaffirming group environment. Our learning programs and individualized coaching support provide targeted support for reading, attention, and cognitive development to help reduce the “summer slide” and build real-life skills.
- Designed for neurodivergent children (including autism and ADHD)
- Summer camps offer fun, engaging small group programs that build social, emotional, and executive functioning skills
- Learning programs and individualized coaching support provide targeted support for attention, memory, processing, and academic and life skills
- Camps are structured group programs that encourage independence and group participation. As one-to-one support is not available, children should be able to engage in activities, follow routines, and participate safely with minimal adult support
- If your child typically requires one-to-one support at school or needs significant support with behaviour or regulation, this setting may not be the best fit at this time
- Eligible for Autism Funding
- Led by experienced, trained facilitators
If you are unsure which option is the right fit, our team is happy to help you determine the most appropriate program for your child.
Summer Camps Offered by West Coast Centre for Learning
Family & Multi-Camp Discounts Available
Families registering more than one child receive 10% off each additional sibling’s camp registration. Children attending multiple camps receive 10% off each additional camp, making it easier for families to build different skill sets across multiple weeks of programming.
Discounts cannot be combined.
Secret Agent Society Social & Emotional Skills Summer Camp
Suggested Ages 8-12 | In-Person
Calling all junior secret agents! Step into the world of secret agents! Campers take on undercover missions while building real-life skills like confidence, emotional regulation, and friendship. Through games, creative projects, teamwork challenges, and outdoor fun, kids learn to manage emotions, solve problems, and connect with others—all while completing their summer mission.
Many families combine camps to help children build different skills across the summer.
Session Time
Full Day: 9:00am–2:30pm
2026 Dates & Locations
South Surrey: July 13–17 | July 27–31 | August 10–14 | August 24–28
Vancouver: July 6–10 | July 20–24
Langley: August 17–21
Investment
$1595
Eligible for BC Autism Funding (AFU)
PEERS Friendship Skills Summer Camp
Suggested Ages 6–9 | In-Person
Making friends takes practice—and this camp makes it fun. Campers explore the building blocks of connection through games, creative activities, teamwork, and outdoor play. In a supportive setting, kids strengthen communication, cooperation, and confidence while learning how to build and maintain meaningful friendships.
Many families combine camps to help children build different skills across the summer.
Session Times
9:00–12:00pm
1:00–4:00pm
2026 Dates & Locations
Vancouver: July 6–10 | July 20–24
Langley: August 10–14
South Surrey: August 17–21
Investment
$395
Eligible for BC Autism Funding (AFU)
Executive Function Skills Summer Camp
Suggested Ages 10-12 & 13-15 | In-Person
Designed for curious minds ready to level up, this fun, project-based camp helps students build essential skills for organization, time management, and independence. Through collaborative challenges, games, and creative activities, campers learn practical strategies to manage school and daily life with greater confidence. Perfect for capable learners—including those with ADHD or learning differences—who want to head back to school feeling prepared and in control.
Many families combine camps to help children build different skills across the summer.
Session Times
9:00–12:00pm (Ages 10-12)
1:00–4:00pm (Ages 13-15)
2026 Dates & Locations
Vancouver: July 13–17
South Surrey: July 20–24
Langley: July 27–31 | August 4–7
Investment
$395
Eligible for BC Autism Funding (AFU)
THRIVE ADHD + Me Summer Camp
Suggested Ages 9–13 & 14-18 | In-Person
Get ready to move, learn, and thrive! This engaging, movement-based camp helps kids understand how their ADHD brain works while learning strategies for focus, regulation, and confidence. Through games, hands-on activities, teamwork, and outdoor play, campers discover practical tools to channel their energy, build self-awareness, and thrive—while having plenty of fun along the way!
Many families combine camps to help children build different skills across the summer.
Session Time
12:30pm–3:30pm
2026 Dates & Locations
Cloverdale: July 13–17 (Ages 9-13) | July 27–31 (Ages 9-13) | August 24–28 (Ages 14-18)
Investment
$395
Eligible for BC Autism Funding (AFU)
Social-Emotional Learning Through Drama Summer Camp
Suggested Ages 6-9 & 10-12 | In-Person
Lights, imagination, action! This playful drama-based camp helps kids build confidence, communication, and collaboration skills. Through improvisation, role-play, storytelling, and games, campers develop social-emotional skills such as empathy, perspective-taking, and social awareness—all while expressing themselves in a fun, supportive environment.
Many families combine camps to help children build different skills across the summer.
Session Times
9:00–12:00pm (Ages 6–9)
1:00–4:00pm (Ages 10–12)
2026 Dates & Locations
South Surrey: July 6–10 | August 4–7
Langley: July 13–17
Investment
$395
Eligible for BC Autism Funding (AFU)
Equine Facilitated Wellness Summer Camp
Suggested Ages 8–12 & 13–19 | In-Person
This camp is no longer available for Summer 2026.
Saddle up for a one-of-a-kind summer experience! In this unique outdoor experience, campers engage in guided horse interactions to build emotional awareness, confidence, and communication skills. With hands-on activities and time spent with both full-size and miniature horses, kids develop trust, resilience, and self-regulation in a calm, meaningful setting.
Unfortunately, we are no longer offering this camp this summer. If you were considering this program, we’d be happy to help you explore other summer options that may be a strong fit for your child.
Many families combine camps to help children build different skills across the summer.
Session Times
9:00–12:00pm (Ages 8–12)
1:00–4:00pm (Ages 13–19)
2026 Dates & Locations
South Langley: June 29–July 3
Investment
$695
Eligible for BC Autism Funding (AFU)
Not Sure Which Summer Camp Is The Right Fit?
Choosing the right summer camp or learning program can feel overwhelming. Our team is happy to help you determine which camp best matches your child’s strengths and needs before you register.
Camp Locations
South Surrey
The Professional Centre
3211 152nd Street, Building C, Suite 402
Surrey, BC
Cloverdale
Rise Fitness Collective
17750 65A Avenue, Unit #306
Surrey, BC
Langley
Southridge Church
22756 48 Avenue
Langley Township, BC
Vancouver
Eaton Arrowsmith Academy
660C Leg in Boot Square
Vancouver, BC
Learning Programs & Individualized Coaching Support
Some families use the summer months not only for camps, but also to strengthen core learning skills or build greater independence through individualized support. West Coast Centre for Learning offers brain-based learning programs and individualized coaching support including executive function coaching and career coaching, designed to help students develop attention, memory, organization, and real-life skills that support long-term success. These services are available both in person and online.
Learning programs include:
- Cogmed (working memory and executive function training)
- Fast ForWord (language and auditory processing)
- The Listening Program (auditory processing and regulation)
- Clear Fluency (reading fluency support)
Program recommendations are based on individual needs and consultation.
These programs and coaching supports help address underlying learning challenges and support continued growth over the summer for a successful start to the new school year.
Brain-based learning programs strengthen underlying cognitive skills such as working memory, attention, processing speed, and auditory processing — addressing the root cause of challenges with learning, focus, attention, and executive functioning. These evidence-based programs are tailored to the learner’s individual profile and are often recommended alongside personal coaching or group programs when additional cognitive support may be helpful.
Funding & Financial Support
Some families may be eligible for financial support to help offset the cost of summer camps and learning programs.
Funding options vary depending on your child’s eligibility and the type of support required. These may include provincial programs, community grants, or extended health benefits.
We’ve created a helpful overview of potential funding pathways to get you started: Funding & Financial Support Options →
If you have questions about whether a specific program may qualify under a funding source, please contact our team to discuss your situation.
Frequently Asked Questions about Summer Programs for Neurodivergent Kids
Looking for more details? Read all our West Coast Centre for Learning FAQs, including information about policies, registration, attendance, and funding. Visit the WCCL FAQ →
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