Executive Director

Erin “Sprinks” Ross is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and camp director with over 15 years of leadership experience in overnight camps. Erin began her camp career in 2008 and has since worked with a variety of camps, including outdoor education programs and specialized camps for individuals with special needs. Her passion lies in creating inclusive environments that provide enriching, joyful experiences for people of all abilities, particularly those who think and learn in diverse ways.

As a BCBA, Erin is deeply committed to promoting neurodiversity-affirming, compassionate, and flexible approaches to behavior analysis. Erin's goal is to foster a more inclusive and respectful field that truly supports individuals in thriving on their own terms.

When she's not running camp or consulting across the country, Erin enjoys spending time with her family and embracing her role as a toddler mom.

Camp Director

Kristin “Breezy” McMaster got into special needs camping while attending college in Baltimore, on the eventual quest for medical school. She took a gap year after college, accepting a year round camp job in California at YMCA Camp Marston, and continued spending her summers working at camps with kids on the autism spectrum and kids with medical needs in the Philly area. The gap year became a gap decade, and while she still has no idea what she wants to do with the rest of her life, her time as a director at Camp Tall Tree and Dragonfly Forest has made one thing clear: She is certain that she wants to fill it with people and projects that create fun spaces and cultivate love for all kinds of kids, especially those who think and experience the world differently.

Program Director

Ash Dunn is an experienced facilitator, trainer, and camp professional with a passion for eliminating physical and social barriers in outdoor recreation. They began their summer camp journey back in 2020 as a day camp counselor. Since then, they’ve had the opportunity to work with a wide range of folks including respite camps, therapeutic groups, teens, leadership programs, schools, and more. They believe in the transformative power of adventure education, and strive to create spaces where all kids can take risks in a supportive environment and experience joy in the outdoors. Outside of summer camp, Ash is a trainer for challenge courses and ziplines, a ropes course facilitator, and the chair of the ACCT Queer Advocacy & Support Affinity Group.