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.

Experience the best of BBYO in the summer with leadership opportunities, fun with friends, discovering new interests, community building and service, exploration and adventure, and meaningful Jewish connections. Our one-of-a-kind summer experiences take place in the US, Israel, Europe, Central and South America, Africa, and Asia. We have options for teens of all ages and experiences that range from 12 days to 6 weeks. Whether at camp, on an outdoor journey, or in a new country, a BBYO summer is an experience to remember with friends you’ll never forget.

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

Camp Poyntelle has been making children’s summer dreams come true since 1947. As a premier Jewish summer camp, we offer a traditional sleepaway experience filled with amazing memories, lasting friendships and nurturing staff. We feel that camp is one of the few places a child can be their own person, without judgment or social pressure. Our intentional community is designed to allow kids to be kids, in a low key, inclusive environment. There are many words & phrases that come to mind: Intentionally Low Key, Kind, Exciting, Values Driven Jewish Life and more! When you combine awesome sports, creative arts, challenging technology and our 70 acre, one-of-a-kind private lake; you get something truly unique… you get Camp Poyntelle!

Camp Bauercrest is a traditional overnight sports camp for boys located in Amesbury, Massachusetts, about 40 miles north of Boston, on the shores of beautiful Lake Attitash. We are a non-profit camp, led by an independent Board of Directors. The camp was founded in 1931.

Bauercrest offers a safe, enjoyable and meaningful camping experience for every camper. Our goal is to build a boy’s identity and self-esteem through the commonly held values of Sportsmanship, Teamwork, Acceptance and Resilience (our S.T.A.R. principles).

Ramah Sports Academy (RSA) is an overnight summer sports camp for children and teens with a passion for athletics and a desire to elevate all aspects of their game. With experienced coaches, caring role models, state-of-the-art athletic facilities, and a wide range of electives, RSA is the perfect mix of elite sports instruction, joyful community, and inspiring Jewish living.

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

For more than forty years, Camp HASC has served the Jewish community as the premier summer program for children and adults with specialized needs, intellectual and physical disabilities. Camp HASC is unique in its ability to meet the complex personal, social, therapeutic and medical needs of our very special campers, who enjoy a seven week sleep-away camp experience, just like many of their siblings and friends.

Camp Seneca Lake has provided generations of children entering grades 4-12 with nearly 100 summers of fun, friends and cherished memories. Our 200 beautiful wooded acres in the Finger Lakes region of New York State provide the ideal backdrop for camping. Campers participate in a variety of activity areas and programs including waterfront (skiing, sailing, paddle sports and more), high and low ropes courses, land sports, hiking, nature, performing arts, and arts and crafts.

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