Each week is filled with ruach, games, swimming, challah baking, crafts, field trips, music, mitzvah projects and more! Field trips have included Coors Field, hiking, boating on Lake Estes, the Denver Aquarium, the zoo, and lots of swimming pools.

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

Every year at camp gives you more opportunities to make new friends, try new things, and bond closer with your age group. We offer 10 day sessions for 1st -4th graders, and 3 1/2 week sessions for grades 3 and up!

We give our campers the opportunity to choose the activities they want to participate in, and participate together as a bunk. Climb the Alpine Tower, hone your basketball skills, or create a glass mezzuzah. Everything we do at GFC adheres to our values through our Jewish education programs, on the sports fields, climbing the alpine tower or hanging out in our bunks.

We take pride in our over 300 acre campus in Bruceville, Texas between Austin and Dallas. Home of the best sunsets in town, and a whole lot more.

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

URJ 6 Points Sports Academy is North America’s premier Jewish sports camp located in Asheville, NC on the state-of-the-art athletic and camp facilities of the Asheville School. At 6 Points, Jewish athletes from across +33 states and 7 countries participate in a unique camping experience that combines top-level sports coaching and the beloved traditions of Reform Jewish camping. Within our kind and nurturing community, campers form lifelong friendships, feed their passion for their chosen sport, and strengthen their identity as Jewish athletes. Sports majors include: basketball, baseball, softball, tennis, soccer, girls lacrosse, boys lacrosse, swimming, gymnastics, golf, cheer & dance, girls volleyball, and sports journalism.

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

The mission of Camp Harlam is to create a vibrant, fun and caring camp community which enriches and strengthens Reform Jewish identity and values while cultivating lifelong friendships.

Nestled in the foothills of the magnificent Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania, Camp Harlam provides the finest in Jewish Camping. Established in 1958, Camp Harlam has developed a strong tradition of success and excellence based on a highly skilled staff dedicated to the spiritual, physical, social and emotional well-being of each child, while building lifelong relationships between friends.Camp Harlam is one of 18 Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) overnight camps across North America.

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

Committed to core values of respect, peace, community and kindness, we build a warm and caring community where campers have fun and experience the excitement and warmth of belonging to a Reform Jewish community. We look with pride to the thousands of young people who have formed lasting friendships and called Camp Coleman home for more than 50 years.

URJ Camp Coleman allows our children to live a wholly Jewish life while at camp. Campers can experience Jewish culture and tradition while in a safe, challenging and fun environment. In a natural setting, campers are given the opportunity to explore their Judaism. At Camp Coleman campers and staff can develop lifelong friendships.

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

At 6 Points Creative Arts, participants are drawn together in a dynamic artistic community to experience camp, explore their passions, and improve their craft.  With guidance from compelling role models who weave Jewish values, ethics, and tradition into their arts disciplines, campers challenge themselves to continue their development as artists, refining their natural abilities and acquiring new skills.

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

Campers from across the Pacific Northwest – Oregon, British Columbia, Alaska, Montana, Idaho, and Washington – call Camp Kalsman home. We are committed to our six core values: friendship, kehilah kedoshah (sacred community), Reform Jewish identity, chesed (kindness), connection to Israel, and our relationship to teva (nature). Camp Kalsman’s 300 beautiful acres offer a great balance of education and recreation. We practice active Jewish education, which incorporates Judaism into many different activities. Our campers learn new skills and hone existing ones in athletic, aquatic, artistic, and nature programs. Camp Kalsman is the premiere Jewish camp in the Pacific Northwest. We can’t wait to welcome you home!

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

At URJ Camp Newman’s summer camp, we’re building a foundation for a vibrant Jewish life. Led by experienced staff and Jewish professionals, we offer a plethora of traditional and specialty summer sessions from 3 days to 8 weeks at our home amongst the redwood trees in the hills of Santa Rosa, CA. Campers currently in 2nd-11th grades create community within their cabins, as a part of an age-group cohort and together with the full camp community. Days at camp include individual choice from an abundant mix of activities like archery, circus arts, martial arts, splashing in the pool and flying down the waterslide, tons of sports like pickleball, basketball, soccer and ultimate frisbee, fine and performing arts, all within our joyful, Jewish community. Shabbat is the highlight of our week complete with music, Israeli dancing, delicious food and stunning sunsets. At camp, we create the world as we want it to be – more inclusive, more kind, more joyful – and we learn what it takes to be a mensch and go out into the world to make it a better place. We build friendships that last a lifetime and have a TON of fun! And all staff are guided by a philosophy of C.A.R.E.: Community, Acceptance, Role modeling, and Each & Every camper’s uniqueness, creating a space of true belonging.

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

URJ Eisner Camp harnesses the transformative power of Jewish camping to help young people strengthen their self-esteem, develop their sense of Jewish identity, and deepen their connections to and responsibility for the communities around them.

Caring and committed staff empower campers to build lasting friendships and become the best versions of themselves. Grounded in Jewish values, the Eisner Camp community is immersed in a wide range of innovative educational pursuits and unique spiritual experiences that find expression through athletics, aquatics, the arts, and outdoor adventure programs.

Eisner Camp is more than a summer of fun, Eisner Camp is summers that last a lifetime!

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

Camp Kayetz is a traditional day camp: we play games & sports, do arts & crafts, sing songs, do drama & dancing, and so much more! Each week there’s a field trip and one of those trips is a 2-night, 3-day camping trip in the redwood forest. We’re a small camp, with a maximum enrollment of 60 campers ages 6-12 (grades 1-7). Our younger teens (13-15 years old or grades 8-10) are CIT campers, and we can have 10 of them.

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