CAMP HORIZON SUMMER DAY CAMP
Camp Horizon is more than just a summer day camp—it’s a fun-filled, supportive program designed specifically for individuals with disabilities, ages 6 and up! Offering a safe and inclusive environment, this full-day camp provides engaging activities, new friendships, and exciting adventures.
Running Monday through Friday from 7 AM to 6 PM during Belvidere School District 100’s summer break, Camp Horizon offers flexible registration options, including full-time, part-time, and summer school schedules. Find all the details in the Summer Go Guide!
Got a younger camper between the ages of 3 and 5? Camp Horizon, Jr. is the perfect introduction to summer camp with a two-day, half-day per week experience tailored just for them!
Please Note: Camp Horizon is a license-exempt program, the facility and program is not licensed or regulated by DCFS. The Belvidere Park District follows the guidelines put in place by the Illinois Department of Human Services and accepts requests for childcare assistance from DCFS. Parents/Guardians are responsible for registration fees until the State of Illinois authorizes financial assistance.
Click here for the Camp Horizon 2025 Parent Handbook.
CLUB HORIZON AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAM
Club Horizon (CH) is an after school program where children continue to learn and grow after the school day is complete. Activities are structured around a weekly theme and the program allows for completing homework, reading, and learning how to make tasty after school snacks. This program offers care from after school until 6:00pm, daily, and follows the Belvidere School District 100 school calendar. CH care is not offered on “No School Days,” however, a separate No School Day Camp program will be offered for select days off.
Please Note: Club Horizon is a license-exempt program, the facility and program is not licensed or regulated by DCFS. The Belvidere Park District follows the guidelines put in place by the Illinois Department of Human Services and accepts requests for childcare assistance from DCFS. Parents/Guardians are responsible for registration fees until the State of Illinois authorizes financial assistance.
Click here for more information on Club Horizon.