Camp BB Riback is a Jewish summer camp located along the scenic shores of Pine Lake, Alberta Canada. Every summer, caring and enthusiastic counsellors offer a wide variety of creative programs for kids in grades one to ten. We pride ourselves in the belief that every child is unique and deserves the opportunity to experience a full, enriching summer. Camp BB Riback has one of the most extensive land sports programs in Western Canada. Activities include horseback riding, mountain biking, canoeing, swimming, water skiing, and wakeboarding. Campers also have the unique opportunity to explore our climbing wall and ropes course, which includes everyone’s favourite, the zipline. Campers can play tennis, baseball, soccer, outdoor floor hockey…

Camp Laurelwood is a place where traditions and values mean something. Laurelwood is not just a collection of buildings, fields and lakes. Laurelwood is a place to find yourself, a place to have new experiences, learn new skills, make friendships that last for a lifetime and feel – perhaps for the first time in your life – like you are part of something bigger than yourself – something that only campers, staff, and alumni know.

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

Camp Shomria provides a welcoming and empowering home for Jewish youth to lead themselves, each other, and their communities with agency and integrity to build a better world.

Our summer camp on beautiful Otty Lake, in Perth, Ontario is the perfect home-away-from-home for campers in Gr.1-10. At Shomria, campers take ownership over their experience and build lifelong friendships and community that keep them coming back year after year.

Winter Camp, also lovingly known as Mosh Choref in Hebrew, is a great opportunity for campers Gr.1-10 to get a taste of Camp Shomria. Mosh Choref is the perfect blend of outdoor winter fun and cozy indoor time together. There’s something for everyone.

We are proud to offer year-round programs including Ma’agalim March Break Camp for campers in Grades 7 – 10 and the Ken for campers in Grades 1 – 10 which runs October – May in Toronto.

Camp Shomria is more than a summer camp. We are proud to be part of the international youth movement, Hashomer Hatzair, founded in 1913. Our values and pedagogy are informed and enriched by our century-old history and legacy. All of our programs are grounded in our values of Youth Leading Youth, Jewish Life Through a Cultural Lens, Learning and Living Unplugged, and Collaborative and Inclusive Community.

Our industry- high staff to camper ratio, our beautiful Northern Utah campus (perfect weather, massive ranch) and our creative program combine to make Camp Nageela West an unforgettable summer!
We’re small, and give every camper personal attention. We’re non- coed so your child will be able to relax and be stress free, to grow and challenge herself in a comfortable environment.

Camp JORI, on 75 pristine acres in Wakefield, Rhode Island, is a co-ed Jewish overnight and day camp for children in grades K-10. Our comprehensive program of sports, arts, adventure and special activities is enhanced by our Jewish and Israeli culture and our strong sense of “TACEO”- Taking Care of Each Other. Whether your child is a day camper, full season overnight camper, or is trying camp for the first time, we offer a wide variety of session options. Our Jump Into JORI weekend program is perfect for those who want to get a taste of overnight camp.

At Camp J, your camper will get to experience summer-time favorites, like sports, art, swim instruction, weekly field trips, and a whole lot more, led by our highly trained and selectively chosen staff. We welcome campers from all backgrounds, and emphasize Jewish values, like tzedekah (giving back), kehillah (community), and givun (diversity). We pick one value as our theme each summer, weaving it into our curriculum, and give campers the opportunity to practice it. Our campers also get to experience Israeli culture firsthand with our “oshlichim,” young emissaries from Israel, who teach about Israel using a wide variety of activities which celebrate Jewish heritage.

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

Fun summer options for ages 3-15! Join us at the Albany JCC for swimming, sports, art, nature, Ropes, theme weeks, special events, and more! Our camps run late June to early September.

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

A summer of adventure and nonstop fun! Campers, ages 3-10th grade, enjoy the outdoors, learn new skills, make new friends and explore their interests in a warm, friendly, safe Jewish environment.

Located in Northwood, NH, Camp Yavneh is committed to providing a K’lal Yisrael experience in a camp environment where all aspects of life reflect Jewish values. A place for Jewish learning and a fulfilling camp experience for all Jewish children.

Yavneh is one of a few Jewish camps not affiliated with a denomination and our families span all backgrounds and affiliations of Judaism. We believe that dedication to the Jewish people, to Israel and to being a member of a Jewish community are essential to pass on our masoret (tradition). These values are instilled through day-to-day interactions among madrichim (counselors), chanichim (campers) and tzevet (staff), and are reflected in camp-wide activities.

What makes Yavneh unique is our ability to create a cohesive community not separated by differences in practices. We encourage all chanichim to share in our rich Jewish traditions and we help equip them become an active part of the larger Jewish community with a greater respect and understanding of all Jews. This deepens their understanding of Jewish life and traditions, while helping them gain an appreciation for, and understanding of, alternative points of view concerning observance and philosophy.

Israel. Zionism. Torah Va’Avodah. Aliyah. These words represent the unique mission of Camp Moshava and its affiliate youth movement, Bnei Akiva.

When campers ride through the gates of Camp Moshava, they enter an environment whose essence is defined by history. Not just by the camp’s own history, which dates back to 1939, but by 100 years of modern Zionist history, and by 3000 years of Jewish history.

At Camp Moshava, campers don’t learn Jewish history, they live it.