Camp Tal is for the wholesome, genuine Bais Yaakov girl. Camp Tal combines the sophistication of ‘in-town’ with the warmth of ‘out-of-town’. Camp Tal is located on beautiful campgrounds in Greenville, NY.

Camp Sports enables participants to hone their athletic skills while learning Torah with their friends and advisors in a fun and relaxed atmosphere. Camp Sports goes on over fifteen exciting day and night trips including paintball, major and minor league baseball games, water tubing, biking, hiking, amusement parks and more, all in less than 30 days!

Camp Gan Yisroel Chai is an overnight camp geared towards Lubavitch girls from all over the world. CGI Chai is an experience that will energize and enliven girls with Yiddishkeit and Chassidishkeit in a setting that is safe and prime for growth and connection that lasts throughout the year. Every participant — campers and staff — contributes to the atmosphere, each member making up the team that is beloved by all.

We are committed to our vision of creating an environment which is warm, encouraging and growth oriented. Our program includes anything a girl can dream of, baking, swimming, crafts, sports, music, dance, campfires, trips, team building activities, performances and much more. Talent and confidence are brought out from within each girl who participates in our well run, exciting, and fast-paced program. Most importantly, the girls will learn from the incredible role models who lead the camp, and they are renewed with a positive energy that lasts throughout the year!

Located on 250 wooded acres on the campus of The J, our ACA accredited day camp program serves children and teens (ages 5 to 14), and individuals with special needs (ages 5 to 28). Here, your child can customize their summer day camp experience to reflect their interests, learn about Israeli culture and community, and make memories and friendships that last a lifetime.

JCC Day Camps welcomes everyone, no matter their religion.

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

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 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).

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

An Orthodox overnight camp in the Midwest, run under the auspicious of the Agudah.