Camp Twelve Trails gives children ages 5-16 the best of both specialty camp and classic day camp programs. It is comprised of five Neighborhoods: Play, Create, Explore, Discover, and Grow that allow campers to strengthen their skills in their favorite specialty while encouraging them to explore new areas. The essence of Camp Twelve Trails is our dedication to universally shared values central to Jewish life. Our proactive integration of these values into everything we do supports children of all backgrounds and helps them grow into better people. Our warm, welcoming culture fosters a vibrant camp community where we all look out for each other and take care of the world around us.

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

Camp Centerland’s philosophy is rooted in the belief that teaching and demonstrating the Jewish values of Chesed (kindness), Kehillah (community) and Tikkun Olam (healing the world) is as important as splashing in the swimming pool, enjoying a popsicle on Wednesday, or singing favorite camp songs. Limud is the Hebrew word for learning, which is at the heart of everything we do. Limud (learning) is the foundation of our diverse camp community and it enables everyone to gain a deeper sense of identity and belonging.

*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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Where life-long friendships are born, identities discovered, and youth challenged to grow in mind body and spirit within a vibrant Jewish community.

Deep in the Black Forest of Colorado, an hour south of Denver is the not-so-hidden gem of JCC Ranch Camp. A year-round retreat center and packed summer camp offers programs for those from all walks of life, with a summer program serving campers in 2nd through 11th grade. Whether it be horseback riding, backpacking, sports or art – this is a space to grow and flourish.

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

The camping experience can make all the difference in the development of any child or young adult. The same is true for anyone living with a disability. The summer offers everyone a chance to grow and mature in an informal educational setting where the classroom.

Housed in the San Bernardino National Forest, Camp Mountain Chai expands and enriches Jewish identity by establishing an atmosphere of knowledge and love for Jewish culture, traditions and religion.

CMC provides a warm and caring family atmosphere. Our highly trained staff works hard to maintain this safe, nurturing environment for our campers. Campers develop a sense of community through the many forms of group activities offered throughout the day. At the same time, each camper’s individuality is also honored and respected.

Through a wide array of activities such as sports, arts, outdoor adventure and aquatics, campers build life-long friendships, independence and self worth.

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

Camp Chaverim offers programming for campers ages 3-14. Our day camp program offers opportunities for 3 year olds through entering 6th grade an opportunity to experience a camp experience on site at our JCC that sits on 25 acres. Each camper receives daily swim lessons and recreational swim. We have specialists that range from disciplines ranging from art, nature, science, archery, drama, and more! We dive into Israeli Culture and the highlight of the week is a camp wide Oneg Shabbat on Friday afternoons!

Our Tween camp program is form those entering 6th-8th grade and is travel based. A combination of day trip and overnight trips give teens the opportunity to experience local attractions and do some traveling themselves.

Nestled on 600 acres of forest in the Wisconsin Dells, Camp Chi, owned and operated by the JCC of Chicago, builds a strong, inclusive, tradition-rich camp community that teaches life lessons and celebrates individual growth. For nearly a century, Camp Chi has been home to much more than beautiful grounds, outstanding facilities and extensive activities. We are first and foremost a community that deeply cares about kids and where kids care about each other. Intentionally guided by our foundational values of community, kindness and respect Camp Chi lights a flame within each individual igniting and strengthening friendships, lifetime connections to Camp Chi, and Jewish life.

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

Camp Moshava Alevy is dedicated to fostering a deep appreciation and love for Israel among all members of its camp community, with the ultimate goal of encouraging Aliyah. Central to this mission is the ideology of Torah Va’Avodah and Religious Zionism, as championed by Bnei Akiva. This philosophy, emphasizing the integration of Torah values with active contribution to society, informs every aspect of camp life.

Through the lens of Torah Va’Avodah, the camp highlights the importance of interpersonal relationships, social justice, and community-building within the framework of Torah and Halacha. Camp Moshava Alevy seeks to nurture the social, emotional, intellectual, and religious development of its members in an engaging and enjoyable camping environment.

We believe that a loving, inclusive Jewish community gives children a chance to gain self-confidence, explore their spirituality and discover the truest versions of themselves.

The result? More compassion, acceptance of others and a desire to repair our world that’s our mission.

Since 1925, Tawonga’s four-part mission has fostered high self-estem, enduring community, tikkun olam and positive Jewish identity. Our mission guides everything we do from the programs we facilitate to the way we lead campers, train staff and champion inclusion.

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