The Arc of Washington State's Camp Resources page offers a comprehensive list of camps tailored for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. These camps provide inclusive recreational and educational experiences, focusing on social skills, science exploration, adaptive sports, and more. Each listing includes camp descriptions, age ranges, and locations, primarily within Washington State and neighboring areas. This resource serves as a valuable guide for families seeking specialized programs that cater to the unique needs of their loved ones.

The Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) offers the Reduced Cost Services Guide, a comprehensive resource detailing a variety of products and services available at reduced costs for individuals meeting specific income criteria. This guide encompasses categories such as internet and telephone services, utilities, transportation, medical and dental care, retail discounts, financial institutions, recreational facilities like museums and parks, and more. Each section provides descriptions, eligibility requirements, and contact information for service providers, aiming to assist residents in accessing affordable options for essential needs.

​Informing Families Summer Resources for Families page provides a curated list of low-cost and free activities across Washington State, including offerings from community centers, libraries, and the "Museums for All" program, which grants discounted museum admissions to SNAP benefit recipients. The page also highlights outdoor recreational opportunities such as adaptive programs from Outdoors for All, accessible trails via Disabled Hikers, and barrier-free hikes recommended by the Washington Trails Association. Additionally, it offers safety resources focusing on dehydration, heat, and water safety to ensure a secure summer experience for all.