The Camp Experience
Step away from appointments, routines, and explanations — and spend meaningful time outdoors with people who understand.

For the Whole Family
Children, siblings, parents, and caregivers — everyone belongs here.

Low-Pressure Activities
Participate at your own pace — everything is optional and adaptive.

Peer Connection
Meet other families who truly understand the craniofacial journey.

Rest, Play, and Nature
Time outdoors to recharge as a family — no medical appointments, no rush.

You Are Not Alone
A supportive community that reminds every family they have a place here.

What Are Family Camp Weekends?
Family Camp Weekends give children with facial differences and their families a chance to step away from daily life and spend time together in a supportive, medically safe environment. Designed for children, siblings, parents, and caregivers, these weekends are all about relaxing, connecting, and building community with others who truly understand.
“Through shared experiences, laughter, and time outdoors, families are reminded that they are not alone.”
What to Expect
Each Camp Family Weekend blends fun, connection, and reflection in a welcoming environment.

Adaptive Activities for Everyone
Horseback riding, swimming, arts and crafts, archery, miniature golf, boating, fishing, theater, and more — all designed so every family member can join in.

Confidence Through New Experiences
Children have the chance to try activities they’ve never attempted before, building confidence in a setting intentionally designed for inclusion.

Parent Connection Time
Enjoy a parent social hour, woodshop sessions, therapy dogs, and the camp’s beloved “stage night” — while your kids are matched with dedicated pals.
2026 Camp Dates
All camp weekends are completely free for families. Apply today to reserve your spot!
Camp Boggy Creek
Family Weekend
September 18–20, 2026
Eustis, Florida
Ages 4–17
Victory Junction
Family Weekend
October 16–18, 2026
Randleman, North Carolina
Ages 4–17
The Painted Turtle
Family Weekend
November 6–9, 2026
Lake Hughes, California
Ages 4–17
Who Can Attend
Camp Family Weekends are open to children with craniofacial differences and their families, including parents, caregivers, and siblings. No prior camp experience is needed.
Children (Ages 4–17):
- Children with a craniofacial difference
- Siblings of appropriate age (14–17 for young adult programs) are automatically eligible
Family Members:
- Parents and caregivers of eligible campers
- Siblings of any age are welcome
Each camp features a state-of-the-art medical center with pediatric physicians and nurses available 24/7, so you can relax knowing your family is in safe hands.


What Families Are Saying
“I’ve never seen anything like camp at Camp Boggy Creek! Our kids were paired up with Pals to play all weekend, giving Nathan and me some quiet time together. We got to hang out with so many other craniofacial families to celebrate craniofacial awareness month, and be united over our differences! We were blown away by the amount of support this camp gave us including a full medical team of paid and volunteer medical staff on site. It gave me complete peace of mind while there!”
— The Owen Family
Our Partnership with SeriousFun Network
myFace partners with SeriousFun Children’s Network — the global community of camps and programs founded by Paul Newman — to bring these life-changing weekends to craniofacial families. Each SeriousFun camp offers world-class facilities, adaptive programming, and on-site medical support, all at no cost to families.
Together, we’re making sure that every child with a facial difference gets to experience the magic of camp.









