Camp Echoing Hills is a non-profit Christian camp serving adults and children with intellectual or developmental disabilities. We are located in the rolling hills of rural Coshocton County. This camp offers a one-week recreational camp for youth with intellectual/developmental disabilities, autism, and/or physical disabilities. Siblings can attend.

Envision Blind Sports Summer Sports Camp is a week-long camp for children ages 7-18, who are blind or visually impaired. This camp provides athletes the opportunity to try over 25 different sports and recreational activities, learn new skills, improve their current skill level, increase independence and make lifelong friendships.

For registration, please complete the Google form: https://forms.gle/iaWDkQYU7GKE9f1q8

Nuhop Jr. is similar to our Exploration camp, which focuses on the exploration of the outdoors. Campers will participate in a half-day hike in nearby state parks. Swimming and canoeing are two water adventures campers will have the opportunity to engage in. Campers will experience an overnight under the stars not too far from the comforts of their cabins.

Nuhop’s specialty camps are a great opportunity for campers to further work on their independence. Specialty camps take day trips away from our main campus and provide campers with an experience focused on a special interest area. 2025 programs include Lake Erie Camp, Animal Encounters, Art Camp, and more.

Ohio SIBS is excited to offer Empowering Sibling Voices Day Camps, designed specifically for siblings of individuals with disabilities. These one-day camps provide a welcoming, inclusive environment where siblings can enjoy outdoor recreation while celebrating their unique role, sharing experiences, and building meaningful connections with other siblings who truly understand.

Each camp balances classic camp fun with opportunities for connection, self-expression, and belonging. Through engaging activities and guided discussions, campers build leadership and advocacy skills—empowering them to use their voices, support their siblings, and make a difference in their families and communities.

Participants must be a sibling of an individual with disabilities. This program is supportive of campers with a range of neurodiversities.

The KIDnections Group offers virtual cooking classes via Zoom on Saturday mornings once a month and chefs of any age and all abilities are welcome to cook with us! This virtual cooking experience will allow participants to utilize the kitchen tools and foods in their own space at home while learning new skills and practicing familiar ones. We will guide chefs through two to three recipes step by step, answering questions and encouraging active participation. Cost for the class is $30 and anyone in your household (i.e. siblings, cousins, friends, grandparents, etc. ) that can cook or assist with cooking is invited to join in for no additional cost.