Best Jewish Summer Camps

Summer camps have become an important part of Jewish culture here in the United States. Each summer, children from all parts of the world gather at a Jewish summer camp and spend their time participating in exhilarating adventures while following Jewish traditions.

While these camps help children learn about their identity and traditions, they also offer the same exciting traditional camp activities like hiking, ziplining, archery, swimming, sports, and much more. It’s a safe place for campers with Jewish heritage to continue learning about themselves and make great memories.

Top Jewish Summer Camps

  • Bridgton, ME

  • Ages 7-18

  • Coed

For over 110 years, campers have called Camp Kingswood their second home. Located in the pristine lake region of Maine, at the base of the White Mountains, Camp Kingswood’s rustic waterfront location provides the perfect setting for 2nd through 11th...

  • Wisconsin

  • Ages 8-16

  • Coed

There’s something magical about this place! Located on 106 acres in Wisconsin’s north woods and nestled between two beautiful lakes, the Steve & Shari Sadek Family Camp Interlaken JCC is the resident camp of the Harry & Rose Samson Family...

  • Ojai, CA

  • Ages 8-17

  • Coed

Camp Ramah in California creates an inspiring environment filled with Jewish and educational characteristics. Campers come every summer to enjoy a positive Jewish experience, learn from the staff, and with the goal of becoming the next generation of Jewish leaders.

  • Monterey, MA

  • Ages 6-17

  • Coed

Camp Halfmoon is Kimama’s homebase in the United States. In taking the concept of American Summer camp, sprinkling some Israeli flavor on it - something totally original was born. Kimama, meaning butterfly, is the perfect fusion of traditional American Summer...

  • Ortonville, MI

  • Coed

For five generations, we’ve been helping kids step outside their comfort zones to discover new passions, build character and instill confidence, make lifelong friends, and strengthen their Jewish identities. By transporting them away from their daily routines to a space...

  • Belgrade Lakes, ME

  • Ages 7-16

  • Coed

Since its inception in 1922, Camp Modin has pursued an ideal. This ideal began as a desire to provide children not merely with a recreational experience, but a summer that would contribute meaningfully to the balanced development of a child.