Camp Haverim is all about fun and friendships. Through sports, arts, outdoor adventure and aquatics, your camper will build lifelong friendships, independence and self-esteem.

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

J-Camp features a child-centered program focusing on the individual needs of each camper and the collective interests of each camp group. Our goal is to encourage each camper to develop new skills and a greater appreciation of his or her capabilities. We provide a community setting where children develop confidence, build character, and meet new friends.

Powered by the Pozez JCC of Northern Virginia, in collaboration with Gesher Jewish Day School, Camp Achva provides fun and formative summer experiences for school-age children in grades K-10. Since 1969, Camp Achva has been the premier Jewish day camp in Northern Virginia. Following a traditional day camp model, our vision is to create a safe space for campers and staff to learn and grow through building relationships with each other, engaging in meaningful programming, and embracing old and new camp traditions infused with Jewish culture.

Through daily scheduling, special events, and leadership opportunities, campers of all ages look forward to augmented, age-appropriate programming that builds upon itself each year.

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

Pick and choose some of our amazing Specialty Day Camp half-day options, come to our full-day Cherryvale Day Camp, learn how to be an entrepreneur at Camp Inc. Business Academy, and if your child is going into Kindergarten next year, come to our Kindergarten readiness program!

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

Camp Rodef Shalom fosters friendships, relationships, and community by providing fun and engaging experiences in a safe environment. By living Jewish values, we give our families opportunities to strengthen our Jewish connections.

Our 5-week main session provides campers and staff the time to build long-lasting relationships that carry on through their years as part of the community at Temple Rodef Shalom.

Our one week Bonus Week is an optional week that can be added to Main Session or attended on its own.

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

Our Innovative Program Includes:

• Activities tailored to youth and young adults with a variety of special needs
• Core focus on building social skills, lasting friendships and self-esteem
• Individualized plans to grow with campers at each stage of development
• Comprehensive vocational experiences for older participants
• Newly built air-conditioned sports complex, outdoor fields for all sports, mini golf course, nature trails, multiple playgrounds and four Olympic-sized swimming pools at the Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds in Wheatley Heights
• Snack and lunch provided daily.

Jacobs Camp is the Reform Jewish Movement’s summer camp serving the Deep South: Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Central & Western Tennessee and the Florida Panhandle. Since 1970, Jacobs has provided a caring Jewish community that has become a second home to many. Children from URJ congregations across the Deep South join together each summer to experience the fun and magic of Jewish camping.

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

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

Our campers play sports, swim and hike, gain new experiences in arts, drama, music, dance, nature and camping. But at Kinderland they also encounter ideals of social justice and peace. They don’t hesitate to sing a Yiddish labor song, paint a mural of Harriet Tubman or write a skit about putting an end to war—that’s just what you do at Camp Kinderland, where it is okay to think, to care, to question and to act. There is nothing quite like it; and it works because the values of community and culture, of justice and righteousness, are inextricably integrated with the friendship, the joy, the beauty, the sheer fun and adventure, of life at sleepaway camp.

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