For over 60 years, thousands of children have experienced firsthand the warmth, traditions, spirit and exhilarating fun that make Golden Slipper Camp an ideal choice for the summer.

Nestled in the magnificent Pocono Mountains, Golden Slipper Camp feels special the moment you walk in. With clean, modern cabins clustered in villages and set in the woods, you get a sense that life-changing experiences take place here. And they do!

Most important, our campers contribute to the engaging spirit of Golden Slipper just by being themselves. Though the Camp is rooted in Jewish tradition, Golden Slipper campers are a diverse group, in culture and faith, who live and grow together, forming new lifelong relationships.

Built around a picturesque lake in the small town of Palmer, Massachusetts, Camp Ramah has been providing inspiring summer experiences for sixty years. Camp Ramah is situated on over 90 acres of land and features clean, comfortable bunks, a kosher kitchen and dining hall, an infirmary, a hotel-style guest house, a state-of-the-art education complex and a brand-new gymnasium, theater, and fitness center. In addition to a beautiful lake at the center of camp, we offer a wide range of recreational facilities from volleyball, basketball and tennis courts, soccer fields and softball diamonds, to an arts studio, climbing wall, fifty-foot high Alpine Tower, and so much more.

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

At 6 Points Creative Arts, participants are drawn together in a dynamic artistic community to experience camp, explore their passions, and improve their craft.  With guidance from compelling role models who weave Jewish values, ethics, and tradition into their arts disciplines, campers challenge themselves to continue their development as artists, refining their natural abilities and acquiring new skills.

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

Where friends become family.

Camp Nageela Midwest is a unique experience where campers from across the country and all Jewish backgrounds and affiliations come together for an incredible summer of fun and creative growth.

Campers in Camp Nageela choose 3 of their daily activities called clubs. Whether campers prefer arts, sports, drama, ropes course adventure, paintball, swimming in the pool or boating in the lake- it’s their choice!

The fun in Camp Nageela continues all year as campers and staff keep in touch and attend Camp Nageela year-round programs.

Camp Nageela Midwest is the only Jewish camp in the Midwest with single-gender camping programs serving children from all affiliations.

We can’t wait to see you there.

Committed to core values of respect, peace, community and kindness, we build a warm and caring community where campers have fun and experience the excitement and warmth of belonging to a Reform Jewish community. We look with pride to the thousands of young people who have formed lasting friendships and called Camp Coleman home for more than 50 years.

URJ Camp Coleman allows our children to live a wholly Jewish life while at camp. Campers can experience Jewish culture and tradition while in a safe, challenging and fun environment. In a natural setting, campers are given the opportunity to explore their Judaism. At Camp Coleman campers and staff can develop lifelong friendships.

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

B’nai B’rith Camp (lovingly known as “BB Camp”) is a rite of passage for thousands of kids, their parents, their grandparents… and yes, even their GREAT grandparents for over 100 years. Generation after generation has loved and longed to return to this ultra-inclusive sanctuary on the stunning Oregon coast.

On any given day, you’ll find kids and teens boating on Devil’s Lake, challenging themselves on the ropes course, ziplining through the field, or participating in performing arts, crafts, and nature. BB Camp is bursting with activities from the active to the serene, and we always end the week celebrating Shabbat as a camp community.

BB Camp is proud to be a boundless Kehila (community) of different ages, denominations, backgrounds, languages, and abilities. No matter where you come from or what your background may be, you’ll find a place to belong at BB Camp.

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Beber Camp creates a community that challenges and nurtures fun, individual and community-based growth and Jewish identity in a safe, positive and diverse environment with exceptional professional leadership.

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

Camp Moshava is a Modern Orthodox, co-ed camp situated in Ontario, Canada. Enter our 400-acre grounds on scenic Lake Buckhorn and you will be welcomed into our unique environment by campers ranging from grade 2 – 9.

For nearly 100 years, Camp Avoda has been providing a fun, safe, and enriching overnight camping experience for Jewish boys ages 8 to 15. Located in Middleboro, MA, just 45 minutes south of Boston, Camp Avoda offers a large, multi-purpose athletic field; a rich waterfront program, arts and crafts; diverse evening activities; and more. Most important, we provide Avodians with two invaluable takeaways: leadership skills and lifelong friendships.

We have special events all summer, and the second session concludes with a six-day ‘Color War’ where Blue and White teams compete in a wide range of events, from sports to swimming to a songfest. We offer Friday night and Saturday morning Shabbat services, as well as delicious kosher meals.

Camp YJ, founded in 1939, serves children ages 8-15 (completing grades 2-9). Located on 168 scenic wooded acres on the shores of Lake Baboosic in southern New Hampshire, our waterfront features two power boats, rafts and floats, numerous canoes, kayaks, sailboats and paddle boards. Natural beauty abounds with hiking trails, plenty of green space and places to play and relax! Camp facilities include a large heated pool, eight brand-new tennis courts, several playing fields, basketball and volleyball courts, archery range, broadcasting/video studios, outdoor adventure course, a new 40-foot tall climbing wall, a large modern dining facility, sturdy wooden cabins, and several other spacious indoor facilities, including a gym/theater, arts and crafts studio, and rec hall. Shabbat services are held in a beautiful grove, sheltered by towering pine trees. Music, dance, drama, and Jewish culture are integral parts of our program.