Camp Kaylie takes great pride in providing for all our campers a first-rate experience suffused with Torah values and life priorities.

We believe that the camping experience can play a fundamental role in the formation of a youngster’s character.

In close quarters of their cabins, bunkmates naturally learn to help each other, to look beyond first impressions, and to open themselves up to friendships and relationships, with campers of ALL abilities, that can last a lifetime.

At Camp Kaylie we strive to engage our campers in a wide variety of meaningful camp programming, making camp a transformative and exciting outdoor summer experience.
We have created a community defined on kindness, sportsmanship, personal responsibility, and mutual respect.

Camp Emunah was established in 1953, with a special blessing from our Rebbe to Rabbi Yaakov Yehuda OB”M, along with his wife Rebbitzen Chave Hecht who has been serving as its director since its inception. Rabbi JJ Hecht was the first to open a girl’s overnight camp in the world of Lubavitch. The camp has been conducted on the teachings and guidance of the Rebbe since it was founded. The same grounds are still being used today and constantly being updated to fit the needs of its staff and campers. Camp Emunah quickly became one of the largest and greatest of its kind. They accepted tens of thousands of Jewish girls from all different Jewish backgrounds. They established an open door policy where everyone feels accepted.

Every day is something new at Camp J Miami!

Camp J Miami is a safe, fun, and caring environment that offers youth entering grades K-10 the opportunity to enjoy the traditional day camp experience. From daily Flag Pole to specialist programming, your campers will enjoy a wide variety of activities led by trained and experienced staff and designed to give them a summer experience unlike any other.

At Camp J Miami, we introduce your child to new experiences while creating friendships in a fun and safe environment. We strive to build confidence, stretch imaginations, and teach new skills. Your camper will get to experience summer-time favorites, like sports, art, science, nature, swim instruction, and lots more.

*We welcome transgender, intersex, non-binary and gender-non conforming campers

The Levis JCC has been providing children of all ages with unforgettable summers since 1986. Our dedicated, caring team is committed to making the camp experience the best it can be for every child, every summer.

Camp is all about kids having the freedom to learn and grow without pressures from school while developing skills that prepare them for future success. Our camp culture is built on universally accepted moral ideals as well as strong Jewish values. We incorporate respect, honor, good sportsmanship and teamwork into all that we do.

A full-day camp program offers stimulating activities, convenient schedules and experienced staff for summers of fun, well-being and friendship. Welcoming campers from all backgrounds for summer fun!

Camp Shalom celebrated its 70th anniversary in the summer of 2018. From its inception, this successful residential co-ed summer camp has remained true to its Zionist philosophy.

Camp Shalom, located along beautiful Lake Muskoka in Gravenhurst, Ontario, has been serving the Jewish community since its founding in 1948. A smaller camp than most with 235 campers per session, we have 65 buildings, which consist of 24 camper cabins, staff accommodations, a recreation hall, a chapel, a modern kitchen, bakery and dining room, as well as buildings to house the wide range of camp activities offered. Our waterfront activities include instructional swim, ski, canoe, sail and more.There are also two large sports fields, tennis and basketball courts.

*We welcome transgender, intersex, non-binary and gender-non conforming campers

At J&R Day Camp, located on our beautiful 100-acre wooded site in Monroeville, campers are encouraged by enthusiastic staff to explore new interests, cultivate skills and find new opportunities to engage, create and have fun. Our action-packed schedule provides a balance of group activities and special campwide programs. With sports, aquatics, outdoor adventure, arts & crafts, drama, nature and music, our campers enjoy a well-balanced, well-rounded experience in a gorgeous and safe environment.

*We welcome transgender, intersex, non-binary and gender-non conforming campers

Our Camp Yachad day camp for ages 18 months through 4th grade is based at the JCC and offers wonderful summer programs filled with a mix of sports, movement, Judaica, dance, nature, arts and crafts, cooking, science and all of the extras you’d want to keep your child excited, interested, active and loving every moment of summer.

Our Camp Yachad travel camp for children in 4th – 9th grade provides a great summer filled with exciting travel experiences. Depending upon the unit, travel can range from daily trips to beaches, aquariums, ballparks and water and amusement parks to extended overnight trips to fun and interesting locations such as Toronto, New Orleans and Lake Placid, even Disney World!

*We welcome transgender, intersex, non-binary and gender-non conforming campers

Located on the beautiful, well-maintained grounds of the Rabbinical College of America, Yeshiva Summer Program YSP is known the world-over for its great ability to ease the transition from Elementary to Mesivta. Primarily a learning program, it seeks to serve those scholars desiring to spend their summer in intense Torah study, coupled with recreational activities. The perfect balance, this program places great emphasis on the spiritual service of G-d, spending over eight hours per day in study and prayer, regular tests, as well as incentives and performance-driven goals to suit the needs of each Talmid, while at the same time these young scholars enjoy sports, swimming, entertainment and many exciting trips.

Founded strictly on the directives of the Rebbe, much effort is put in to ensure that the atmosphere throughout the summer is a Yiddishe and Chassidishe one. A typical summer is packed with Farbrengens, giving the Talmidim a true appreciation for the Zechus, along with the equal Achrayus, that they carry as Chassidim of the Rebbe and particularly students of Tomchei Temimim. The late night discussions and Friday night Farbrengens with the staff and visiting Shluchim give them the opportunity to learn and absorb the meaningful and true way of life that Chassidus affords us, and empowers them with the will and strength to continue on, growing more and more connected to the Rebbe and following in his ways.

Beth El Day Camp provides a fun, safe, and nurturing summer experience for children of all genders, races, and religious identities. We welcome campers ages 2-12. Guided by Jewish values, we strive to enrich the lives of our campers and staff each and every day. We believe that a child’s growth is a process involving physical, mental, emotional, and social development. Through diverse programming, we create opportunities for our campers to develop creativity, positive self-esteem, respect for self, others, and the environment.

For campers ages 8-12, we offer Creativity Camp! Our Creativity Camp campers enjoy classic summer fun like free swim, yoga, and dance, plus creative and engaging activities geared towards our older cohort. Campers will learn new creative skills in visual, culinary, and performance arts.

Camp Chaya is dedicated as a loving tribute to Chaya Spalter A”H, a remarkable girl who was taken from us far too soon. At the camp that carries her name, we try to recapture her beautiful spirit of love and enough joy for everyone she met.

Camp Chaya is nestled in the Laurel Highlands. Boasting 140 acres of playing fields and forestry, a stone’s throw from beautiful Lake Yough. Our many on site activities include go carting, rock climbing, driving range, archery, paintball, laser tag, boating and so much more.The Rebbe’s concept of achdus. We are as one family. Highly attuned counselors, a head counselor who is approachable, kind and supportive peers, and a program built around the framework of Yiras Shomayim and Ahavas Hatorah.