Camp Coleman

Camp Coleman, located on the banks of the Cahaba River in Alabama, combines over 80 years of tradition with a beautiful rustic setting to create a summer camp experience like no other. With a focus on activities such as archery, basketball, horseback riding, swimming, canoeing, and arts and crafts, this camp is designed to build courage, confidence, and character in campers aged 6–16. Camp Coleman is also committed to inclusivity, welcoming children with ADHD, asthma, diabetes, hearing impairments, and other special needs. What Makes Camp Coleman Special? Camp Coleman offers more than just fun—it provides a nurturing environment where children can grow emotionally, socially, and physically.

Here’s what makes it unique: Rich History: With over eight decades of experience, Camp Coleman has perfected the art of creating meaningful summer experiences. Inclusive Environment: The camp is equipped to accommodate children with various special needs, ensuring every camper feels welcome and supported. Diverse Activities: From sports to creative arts to water-based adventures, there’s something for everyone. Focus on Growth: Programs are designed to foster independence, teamwork, and self-confidence. Activities at Camp Coleman Campers enjoy a wide variety of activities that cater to different interests and skill levels: Sports & Recreation: Archery Basketball Baseball and softball Fitness programs Riflery Waterfront Fun: Swimming in the lake Canoeing and kayaking Fishing Equestrian Program: Horseback riding lessons Creative Arts: Arts and crafts Photography projects Special Events: Campfires with storytelling Night hikes Group games and team-building exercises

Why Choose Camp Coleman? Camp Coleman provides a well-rounded experience that combines adventure with personal growth. Here’s why families love it: Safe & Supportive: With a camper-to-staff ratio of 7:1, every child receives personalized attention. Skill Development: Activities are designed to help campers build new skills while having fun. Inclusive Philosophy: The camp’s commitment to accommodating children with special needs ensures that everyone can participate fully. Connection with Nature: Nestled along the Cahaba River, the camp’s serene setting allows campers to explore the great outdoors.