Camp Program for youth with Celiac Disease and Gluten Intolerance - ages 7 - 17 (and their siblings)
Provided by the Georgia Celiac Foundation
Held at and in partnership with Camp Twin Lakes-Camp Will A Way in Winder, Georgia
2018 Dates:  Campers:  May 27 - June 1, 2018/ Volunteer Staff:  May 26 - June 1, 2018
The vision of the camp is to offer an exceptional camp experience including all of the fun, activities, camp friendships, color war, adventure and all with the peace of mind that all the food is gluten free!

Apply to be one of our CAMPERS at Camp Weekaneatit...SPACE IS LIMITED!
Click here for Camper Application Process and Links

​Apply to be one of our AWESOME Volunteers at Camp Weekaneatit
Counselor, Medical Team Member, Mental Health Team Member
Click here for Volunteer Staff Application Process and Links

Camp Weekaneatit FAQs

How are Camp Weekaneatit  Staff selected?

Camp Weekaneatit relies on the support of volunteers. Volunteering is an awesome experience that is both educational and rewarding.  Volunteers are selected via an interview process, background checks and required references.  Volunteer selection, training and management is handled by Camp Director, Jill Waddell.  

Is there on-site medical care?

Camp Weekaneatit is equipped with a        24-hour on-site health center, staffed by a professional medical team with the oversight of Dr. Jeff Lewis, our Camp Weekaneatit  Medical Director. Careful steps are taken to ensure that campers follow the medical regimen prescribed by their doctors back home.

What do campers do all day?

The typical camp day starts around 8:00AM and ends at approximately 10:00PM, though bedtimes vary by age. The daily schedule usually includes several activity periods (adventure course, boating, swimming, arts and crafts, team sports, etc.) and an Evening Activity (campfire, Talent Show, Scavenger Hunt, etc.), as well as three gluten free meals, a gluten free snack, a rest hour, and time for showering and clean-up.