Our mission is to provide a fun, inspiring, wholesome, and safe summer camp experience for Jewish girls.

Our staff is well trained and receives ongoing educational and professional guidance throughout the summer; this contributes to an optimal experience with the highest standards for both staff and campers.

CGI United is fueled by intention and positivity and seeks to fuse material and spiritual together for maximum enjoyment and personal growth.

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.

Close-knit groups (10-15 teens with 2-3 guides) embark on an epic journey together into the wilderness, backpacking, canoeing, rock climbing, praying, learning, singing, and celebrating Shabbat. Lech-Lecha לך-לך Adventure Camp fosters social connection and personal growth through group challenges, wilderness skills, and creative activities. Our programs interweave a holistic approach to Jewish learning, love of nature, rich discussion, and joyous prayer, in a manner that supports diverse perspectives and practice.

At Camp Chaverim, we work very hard to appreciate one another. We have a zero-tolerance bullying policy. The Ahavas Yisroel here is real- it is what makes Camp Chaverim so special. Boys choose Chaverim specifically because we offer a broad range of fun and engaging activities for all ages and interests. Chaverim counselors are carefully selected Beis Medrash Bochurim who exhibit exceptional middos, a whole lot of energy, and a real understanding of how to work with kids. Boys grow tremendously in their Limud Hatorah at Camp Chaverim because of our engaging morning iyun seder, our afternoon Hands on Halachah program, and our spectacular “after hours” optional incentive learning program called Vesen Chelkainu.

Tranquillity Camp has been a summer home for children ages 7 to 16 since 1919. Lifelong friendships develop while children enjoy fun in the sun all summer long on our 1,200 acre sleepaway camp. Tranquillity invites campers to participate in athletics, theater, nature, art and other summertime adventures in a safe and nurturing environment.

Over the years, Tranquillity has grown from its simple roots as a single farmhouse located on several acres of land, to an expansive campus with fully-modernized houses, a beautiful dining room, two swimming pools, a large multi-purpose Sports Center, a modern theater and an air-conditioned infirmary.

The majority of our children come from the tri-state area and as far away as Florida, Georgia and California. Relationships made at Tranquillity become lifelong friendships as evidenced by our robust Alumni organization.

Camp Chayolei balance’s structure and creativity, competition and teamwork, organized specialties and optional activities, within a safe, nurturing, frum Jewish environment. The rich and varied programs offer campers of different strengths the opportunity to grow, learn, develop, and make new friends as they connect to their Jewish heritage. All of this happens in our beautiful facility of over eighty-four acres in Lackawaxen PA.

Tizmoret Shoshana is a summer program dedicated to the expressive arts – music, drama, dance, visual art, and creative writing. We provide a positive, Torah-observant environment where Jewish teen girls pursue their artistic interests, develop their talents, make new friends, and grow spiritually and emotionally. Since 2000, Tizmoret Shoshana has been offering campers the experience of a lifetime.

Built upon nearly 100 years of experience and tradition, Camps Airy & Louise provide Jewish children with a fun, creative and adventurous summer experience that promotes self-growth, leadership, and a positive sense of Jewish identity: all while making friendships that last a lifetime. Our single-gender environment allows campers to freely express themselves and develop life skills centered around the positive values of a pluralistic Jewish identity.

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

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.