Camp is so much more than just an incredible summer. Studies show that children who attend Jewish overnight camp have higher rates of synagogue affiliation, and a stronger connection to Jewish life and Israel. Plus, kids discover all the magic of sleepaway camp—from building friendships, to learning new skills, to going on new adventures—and make memories that will last a lifetime.
There are many great camps to choose from including our participating partners. Find a camp today.
Middleborough, MA
All-boys, ages 7 to 15
Activities
Land and water sports, crafts, woodworking, ropes courses, climbing tower, video production and photography.
campavoda.org
info@campavoda.org
781-334-6275
TOUR INFORMATION: Please visit campavoda.org.
Amesbury, MA
All-boys, ages 7 to 16
Activities
Boating, swimming, tennis, gym, computer lab, arts & crafts, softball, soccer and more.
bauercrest.org
stacy@bauercrest.org
978-443-0582
TOUR INFORMATION: Please visit bauercrest.org.
Providence, RI
Co-ed, campers entering grades 2 to 10
Activities
Sports, arts, swimming and Jewish culture. “Reaching Up” program for campers with special needs ages 11 to 14.
campjori.com
campjori@hotmail.com
401-421-4111 ext. 124?
TOUR INFORMATION: Please call the main camp office at 401-783-7000.
Bridgton, ME
Co-ed, ages 7 to 15
Activities
Hiking/wilderness, sports, theater/arts, aquatics, mountain biking/boarding, skate park
campmicah.com
207-647-8999 (summer) · 617-244-6540 (winter)
TOUR INFORMATION: Please call the main office at 617-244-6540 or email Jodi at jodis@campmicah.com.
Pembroke, MA
One of the Cohen Camps
All-girls, ages 8 to 16
Activities
Land and water sports, cultural programming, nature, boating, ropes course, field trips. CIT Leadership program with Israel travel.
camppembroke.org
info@camppembroke.org
508-881-1002
TOUR INFORMATION: Please call the main camp office at 781-294-8006.
Palmer, MA
Co-ed, campers entering grades 2 to 10
Activities
Sports, creative arts, outdoor adventures, Hebrew, Jewish ethics, history and culture, plus the Tikvah Program for campers with special needs.
campramahne.org
info@campramahne.org
413-283-9771 (summer) · 781-702-5290 (winter)
TOUR INFORMATION: Please email Josh at joshe@campramahne.org or call 413-283-9771.
Hampstead, NH
One of the Cohen Camps
Co-ed, ages 8 to 16
Activities
Land and water sports, cultural programming, nature, boating, ropes course, field trips. CIT Leadership program with Israel travel.
camptelnoar.org
info@camptelnoar.org
603-329-6931 (summer) · 781-489-2070 (year round)
TOUR INFORMATION: Please call the main camp office at 603-329-6931.
Brookline, NH
One of the Cohen Camps
Co-ed, ages 8 to 16
Activities
Land and water sports, cultural programming, nature, boating, ropes course, field trips. CIT Leadership program with Israel travel.
camptevya.org
info@camptevya.org
603-673-4010 (summer) · 781-489-2070 (year round)
TOUR INFORMATION: Please call the main camp office at 603-673-4010.
Greensboro, NC
Co-ed; campers entering grades 4 to 11
Activities
At 6 Points, young Jewish athletes from all over North America participate in a unique camping experience that offers top-level sports training and all the beloved traditions of Reform Jewish camping.
6pointssports.org
afriedman@urj.org
561-208-1650
TOUR INFORMATION: Please email sportsnc@urj.org.
Byfield, MA
Coed; campers entering grades 5 to 10
Activities
Robotics, video game design, environmental science, digital media, and a host of other fun activities in a friendly setting with boys and girls who share similar interests.
scitech.urjcamps.org
scitech@urjcamps.org
857-246-8677
TOUR INFORMATION: Please visit http://scitech.urjcamps.org.
West Stockbridge, MA
Co-ed, campers entering grades 3 to 10
Activities
Sport intensive, waterskiing, windsurfing, adventure/nature, fine arts, Judaic program.
urjnecamps.org
eisnercranelake@urj.org
413-232-4657 (summer) · 201-722-0400 (year round)
TOUR INFORMATION: Please visit eisnercranelake.urjcamps.org/tour.
Amherst, NH
Co-ed, ages 8 to 15
Activities
Sports, arts, waterfront activities, Judaic studies.
cyj.org
cyjnh@aol.com
603-673-3710 (summer) · 781-237-9410 (year round)
TOUR INFORMATION: Please visit campyoungjudaea.com/request-info/tours.
Great Barrington, MA
Co-ed, campers entering grades 2 to 10
Activities
Arts, athletics, radio, videography and climbing wall.
urjnecamps.org
eisnercranelake@urj.org
413-528-1652 (summer) · 201-722-0400 (year round)
TOUR INFORMATION: To set up a tour, please visit eisnercranelake.urjcamps.org/tour.
Northwood, NH
Affiliated with Hebrew College
Co-ed, ages 8 to 16
Activities
Hebrew and Judaic courses, sports, arts, nature, boating and swimming.
campyavneh.org
info@campyavneh.org
603-942-5593
TOUR INFORMATION: Please visit campyavneh.org/book-a-tour or call 603-942-5593.
Bridgton, ME
Co-ed, campers entering grades 2 to 12
Activities
Sports, outdoor adventure, climbing/zip line, arts & theater, swimming, boating & water sports, waterskiing and tubing. Israel trip for CITs, Zohar Program (special needs), first-time camper grants, scholarships, and bus transportation available.
campkingswood.org
directors@campkingswood.org
617-433-1688
TOUR INFORMATION: Please email directors@campkingswood.org.
Start a tradition of summer fun! Discover all that Jewish camp has to offer—from sports and arts, to music and science—and how to afford summers your kids will never forget. With the One Happy Camper grant, you could qualify for $700 or $1,000 off!
To qualify for the $700 One Happy Camper grant, your child must:
If your child is a first-time camper attending camp for 3 weeks or more, and meets the requirements above, you may qualify for a $1,000 grant for the first camper in your family and $500 for any siblings.
If your camper is attending Camp Micah or Camp Kingswood for the first time, they are also eligible for a first-time incentive grant from CJP. To learn more and apply, please contact your camp directly or email Leah at onehappycamper@cjp.org.
*Campers that attended a session shorter than 12 days last summer and are attending camp for more than 12 days can apply for a $700 or $1,000 One Happy Camper grant for this summer. Any camper who went to camp for 12 days or more last summer will not be eligible for a grant next summer.
You know camp is impactful and fun for kids. But did you know that camping scholarships can relieve the financial pressure that is less fun for grown-ups?
Contact us at campership@cjp.org to find out more about your options.