Camp

Kids Camp

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An instructor and three children wearing helmets and harnesses pose together outdoors.
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About this camp

This is a free camp for children diagnosed with cancer (6-12 years old) and for children (6-12 years old) whose sibling/parent has been diagnosed with cancer. Want more info? Check out the Kids Camp page and the Young Siblings Camp page.

At Camp Māk-A-Dream, we practice “Challenge by Choice”. We offer safe, inclusive, and fun activities in which campers may choose what level they would like to participate. Our trained staff give clear instructions, encouragement, and guidance to campers so they can be empowered to make the decision for themselves.

How to join

Eligibility

Ages or grades
Ages 6-12
Adaptive program
Yes
Counselor ratio
There are typically 35 – 40 campers per session.

Cost and supplies

Published cost
free
What to bring
Camp provides campers with sleeping bags, blankets, pillows, towels, sunscreen, and bug spray. Life guards are always on duty when the pool is open and we have a variety of life jacket sizes for camper use. Make sure you pack: Medications for their entire stay (in original pill bottles, packed in their carry on bag)

Cost help

Camp Mak-A-Dream publishes scholarships, sliding fees, or other financial aid. Ask the provider how to apply, or see Help paying.

Past seasons

Published dates from previous seasons, kept so families can compare programs between years.

View 1 past session
What the provider published for past seasons
SessionDatesCost
Kids & Young Siblings CampMon, Jul 27, 2026–Sat, Aug 1, 2026

Camp Mak-A-Dream 727 Camp Mak-A-Dream Road, Gold Creek, MT, United States

Not published
  • Kids & Young Siblings Camp

    Dates
    Mon, Jul 27, 2026–Sat, Aug 1, 2026
    Location
    Camp Mak-A-Dream 727 Camp Mak-A-Dream Road, Gold Creek, MT, United States
    Cost
    Not published

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