Where imagination sparks the spirit, wishes come true, & childhood comes first.

Camp Korey is more than a camp, it’s a place where kids with life-altering medical conditions can “just be kids,” entirely free of charge.

What We’re All About

Our Purpose

Camp Korey provides empowering, adaptive year-round programs for children and their families living with life-altering medical conditions—free of charge.

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Our Story

Camp Korey is named in honor of Korey Rose, a vibrant and compassionate teenager who lived with bone cancer and inspired all who knew him. In 2005, his father, Tim Rose, along with their family, founded Camp Korey to celebrate Korey’s legacy and create a place of joy, connection, and healing for children and families facing life-altering medical conditions.

Care & Facilities

Set on 200 acres in beautiful Mount Vernon, Washington, Camp Korey offers Northwest nature at its best. World-class medical facilities and staff provide care and support so kids living with serious medical conditions can experience the joy of camp.

A SeriousFun™ Camp

Since 2012, Camp Korey has been an official member of SeriousFun Children’s Network—a global family of camps founded by the late actor and philanthropist Paul Newman—serving kids in more than 30 locations and 15 countries worldwide.

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Upcoming Events & Programs

Fundraisers

Grow Dinner & Auction

October 2 at 5:30 pm

Join us at the GROW Dinner & Auction on October 2, 2026 to support free camp programs for children living with life-altering medical conditions and their families.

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Fundraisers

TCS New York Marathon

November 1

Grab your running shoes and join The TCS NYC Marathon or support runners as they raise critical funds for camp programs!

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Stories & News

Around the Campfire

Galby Getaway Giveaway!

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Meet Camper Evan

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4 Reasons to Volunteer at Camp Korey

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

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I wish that camps like Camp Korey would spread across the USA and the rest of the world, helping all disabled kids. I also wish that I could get an Australian Shepard.

Camper

My son really liked meeting someone who has had similar experiences to him but was "big" and he looked up to him.

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Tell us how you’re doing

Campers,

We want to hear from you!

Share your camp experience, or just let us know how you are doing. Our team loves getting updates from you throughout the year, so please don’t hesitate to keep in touch.

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