Camp Ronald McDonald at Eagle Lake is a fully accessible, residential summer camp for children who are 'at-risk' with a variety of special medical needs, economic hardship and/or emotional, developmental or physical disabilities. In partnership with the Lassen National Forest, each summer Camp collaborates with other non-profit groups to provide a week of traditional camp activities including arts & crafts, hiking, fishing, canoeing, sports, swimming, talent shows and campfires. Campers typically have special challenges that would normally hinder their ability to experience the joys of nature and camp; however, this is not an issue at Camp Ronald McDonald at Eagle Lake. Here all barriers, physical and mental, are removed.

Mountain Meadow is uniquely located on a 900 acre ranch north of Lake Tahoe in the California Sierras and has been family owned since 1956. We are a traditional, co-ed summer camp for kids ages 7 to 16. Our limited enrollment of 110 campers per session and a staff to camper ratio of 1:5 allows for a more personal camp experience. Greater attention paid towards each camper's abilities and needs creates a family atmosphere and it is this atmosphere that keeps campers coming back to MMR. Campers choose from a multitude of fun activities up to four times daily, and it is through these activities that campers are encouraged to grow in character, build self-confidence and self-esteem. Major activities include horseback riding, wake boarding and tubing at Lake Almanor, extensive high ropes courses, archery, fencing, fishing, pottery, drama, mountain biking, day-trips to scenic places such as Mt. Lassen, backpacking and much more. Campers live along side their counselors in carpeted cabins equipped with hot showers, bunkbeds, and restrooms. Getting to camp is made easy with escorted flights to and from Los Angeles or Oakland via Reno-Tahoe International Airport (airfare not included in camp tuition).