Noosa Camp for Autistic & ADHD Families

Noosa Camp

Part of our 2022 camps

A Family Adventure Camp in Noosa

Spectrum Adventure’s Noosa camp is our more rustic camp, set in the quiet and tranquil location of Noosa Northshore. Camp participants will spend the weekend engaged in family activities, such as kayaking, body boarding, mini golf and night laser skirmish.

Families will be able to unwind by spending time in the calming room, swimming in the pools, walking to the beach and socialising with other families. This camp is not part of our 2023 program.

How to sign up

1. Review our Accommodation Options form to determine the accommodation you want to book for your family and price for our Noosa camp. Some of our accommodation options are limited and we will be filling these on a first-come, first served basis.

1. Accommodation Options & Camp costs (PDF)

2. Check your funding the amounts & categories – please download our NDIS Funding Check PDF to make sure you have the right funding

2. NDIS Funding Check (PDF)

3. Book your family’s place. Click the button to book your family into our event. Once we’ve received your details we issue you an email with the link to our camp registration. Registration is a detailed process and we ask a lot of questions around your family. Please include as much information as you can. We need you to complete this process for everyone who is attending camp.

3. Camp Sign Up

4. Once your camp registration is accepted we will issue you with an invoice to be paid. Our camps are pre-paid, and will require a non NDIS claimable amount as your deposit.

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“It was suuuuuch a good time! The camp was well organised and the kids (and adults!) could do as much or as little as they liked and just ‘Be’ without the fear of judgement or having to mask.”

“Best thing we ever did for our kids and our family in general.”

“MASSIVE THANKS. Beyond my wildest expectations – I came home feeling refreshed despite being busy and getting physical, not like the wreck I felt I might with ‘social hangover’ – to me that says everything.”