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Camp Massawippi celebrating 75 years of serving children & adults with physical disabilities
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CityNews Montreal
For 75 years, Camp Massawippi in Ayer’s Cliff, Quebec —about 143 kilometres from Montreal in the Eastern Townships—has been a place where children and adults with physical disabilities can experience the joy of summer camp without barriers.
From building lifelong friendships to trying activities that foster confidence and independence, the camp has been changing lives since 1951.
Campers and staff of Camp Massawippi in Ayer’s Cliff, Quebec taking a group photo on July 28, 2026.
Camp leader, Cara Ellison, with camper Christopher Labelle at Camp Massawippi on July 28, 2026 in Ayer’s Cliff, Quebec.
“I love camp because it allows us to socialize with other people and have lots of activities and just have fun in general.”