It’s swimming, campfires and color games. It’s wearing white for Shabbat and learning something new. Jewish camp is about discovering yourself and making lifelong friendships.
“Camp is a second home to me. It’s a place where I can just be me. I’m ready to go back now!” – Izzie, 10
Jewish camp is the place where you can build your Jewish identity while driving go-karts, starring in plays, conquering the ropes course or playing in a rock band.
Attending a Jewish camp means your child is much more likely to continue their Jewish journey throughout their life – at Hillel in college, through a Birthright trip to Israel or by becoming a community leader in adulthood.
There are countless camps that have all this and more.
Feeling overwhelmed with choices? Don’t worry – we’re here to help you find the right match!
Questions? Contact Stacey Harvey stacy.g.harvey@gmail.com for a free consultation.
Our Partner Camps:
Camps Airy & Louise
Office: 410-466-9010
BT Camps
Office: 410-517-3451
Camp Havaya
Office: 833-226-7428
Camp Ramah in the Poconos
Office: 215-885-8556
Summer: 570-798-2504
Camp Shoresh
Office: 410-358-8571
Summer: 301-874-8150
Capital Camps
Office: 301-468-2267
Summer: 717-794-2177
Habonim Dror Camp Moshava
Office: 301-348-7339
Summer: 410-893-7006
J Camps
Office: 410-559-3557
Perlman Camp
Office: 301-231-5300
Summer: 570-635-9200
Tiyul Adventure Camps
Office: 410-500-5424
URJ Camp Harlam
Office: 610-668-0423
Summer: 570-629-1390
URJ 6 Points Creative Arts Academy
Office: 410-609-9870
You can find other camp options here.
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