A nonprofit organization providing in-person camp and developmental experiences for pediatric burn survivors, young adult burn survivors, and families affected by burn injury. Its programming integrates peer connection, psychosocial support, rehabilitation-oriented goals, medical or burn-care collaboration, youth development, and outdoor or adventure activities. Official materials describe the organization as the successor organization to the Children’s Hospital Colorado Burn Camps Program beginning in 2026.
Services & categories
Programs & services
Specific programs and services listed for this organization.
Family Burn Camp
ActiveAn in-person camp experience for families affected by severe burn injuries. The program supports family connection, peer connection with similarly affected families, emotional healing, confidence, and skills that families can use after camp. It includes parents, siblings, and the young burn survivor as a family unit.
Summer Burn Camp
ActiveA weeklong residential adventure camp for burn-injured children and teens ages 8–18. The program is held at Cheley Colorado Camps in Estes Park, Colorado, and includes peer connection, outdoor and challenge activities, reflection, youth development, and support related to living with a burn injury. Activities listed by the organization include hiking, backpacking, horseback riding, challenge courses, climbing, fishing, crafts, archery, riflery, and swimming.
Winter Burn Camp
ActiveA ski and snowboard development program for teen burn survivors, combining winter sports instruction, peer interaction, supervised group activities, and reflection intended to translate camp experiences into lessons for school and home life. The program is held in Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
Young Adult Retreat
UnknownA program described by No Ordinary Camps as addressing young adults’ needs, with programming that includes budget management, dating, résumé building, and writing a personal mission statement.
Resource information
Who this resource serves
Eligibility varies by program. Summer Burn Camp is for children ages 8–18 who have sustained a burn injury. Family Burn Camp serves families affected by severe burn injuries. Winter Burn Camp is for burn survivors ages 13–18 who have attended No Ordinary Camps Summer Burn Camp or have been nominated through a partnership with Parkland Hospital and I-Thonka-Chi. The Young Adult Retreat is described by official organizational pages, but current eligibility and availability were not verified.
How to access services
Review the official Applications page and select the relevant camp application. Applicants must create or access an online account. Application-system questions may be directed to Jazmine Cornejo at jazmine.cornejo@childrenscolorado.org or (720) 777-8069. General questions may be directed to learnmore@noordinarycamps.org.
Contact
Phone: 720-777-6292