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Waltham, Wa Conservative

Ramah Day Camp of Greater Boston

We provide children with the very best camping experience in a setting of love, friendship, wonder and discovery.

At Ramah, we provide children entering grades K-6 with the very best camping experience in a setting of love, friendship, wonder and discovery, and a place where Judaism is integral to daily activities.

Your child’s well-being is our top priority. Our emphasis on camper care distinguishes Ramah as a premier summer experience. We make sure that each camper is safe, happy and secure and that summer will be a time of growth, excitement, learning and fun!

Ramah Boston is hosted at Gann Academy in Waltham, and our campers swim at Bentley University’s Dana Center pool. Gann boasts a world-class facility with modern sports and creative resources, including professional sports courts and fields, a black-box theater, a robust working farm, and a dance studio. We are excited to partner with Gann Food & Dining Services to offer a kid-friendly lunch, with multiple entree options, every day of our summer. The Gann kitchen is nut-free and allergy friendly.

Summer

Contact

Waltham, Massachusetts 02452
(781) 547-7747

Campers per Session

Medium (100-399 campers)

Gender

Coed

Lunch Provided

Yes

Transportation Provided

Yes

Swim Instruction

Yes

Specialty Program(s)

Arts & Crafts, Aquatics, Theatre, Trips, Leadership Training, Acting, Drama, Farm, Farm-to-Table, LEGO STEM, Environment, Basketball, Chess, Performing Arts, Dance, Fashion Design, Judaics, Soccer, Hebrew, Hebrew Immersion, LGBTQ, Field Trips, Creative Writing, Sports, Arts

Meet The Director

Rabbi Rachel Silverman

Rabbi Rachel Silverman (she/her) first joined the Camp Ramah New England staff as a Rosh Edah (unit head) at the overnight camp from 2005-2010. Many years later, she’s thrilled to be back as the Director of Ramah Boston, our newest day camp. Rabbi Silverman previously served as a congregational rabbi in both Brookline and Sharon, MA, after receiving her ordination from the Jewish Theological Seminary in 2010. When she is not at camp, she is a ceramic artist and enjoys biking, cooking, and gardening. She lives in Sharon, MA, with her husband Josh, their three kids (Anna, Danny, and Benjamin), dog (Abby) and six chickens.