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 URJ Northeast Camps Eisner and Crane Lake
Great Barrington, MA and West Stockbridge, MA
Director: Louis Bordman
Phone: 201-804-9700
Address: 301 Route 17, North Rutherford, N.J. 07070
Kosher Style, Coed Email:
mailto:eisnercranelake@urj.org
Web: http://eisnercranelake.urjcamps.org/URJ Eisner and Crane Lake Camps are ACA accredited camps serving Jewish children in the Northeast. We are committed to strengthening each camper's sense of Jewish identity and self-esteem, while providing an unforgettably fun summer camp experience. Our camps are known for their powerful and creative programming, and their dynamic mix of sports and arts activities, pool and lake activities, Jewish rituals and informal education that help bring Reform Judaism to life. “It’s a summer that lasts a lifetime!” |
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CAMP RAMAH IN NEW ENGLAND
39 Bennett Street, Palmer, MA 01069
Director: Ed Gelb
Phone: 781-449-7090
Address: 35 Highland Circle, Needham, MA 02494
Kosher, Coed
Shalom, Welcome to Camp Ramah in New England. CRNE is a unique, total experience whose impact lasts well beyond the summer months. Young people have fun while developing skills, strong friendships, and a Jewish consciousness that lasts a lifetime through a variety of experiences: sports, nature, music, study, Shabbat and Judaica. We infuse our programs with some of the most innovative teaching available in Jewish education. Our trained staff brings to the camp a commitment to provide each camper with a balanced program of Jewish experience and general recreational activity. | |
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Camp Micah
Moose Cove Lodge, Bridgton, ME 04009
Director: Mark Lipof
Phone: 617-244-6540
Address: PO Box 67414, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
info@CampMicah.com
www.campmicah.com
Coed
Camp Micah is a coed overnight summer camp with brand new facilities located in Bridgton, Maine. The camp serves campers ages 7-16 and offers a full range of activities including: team & individual sports; arts & crafts; theatre; dance; water skiing; boating; sailing; computers; radio; ropes course; wilderness & hiking; and much more. Staff members are hired to live in a bunk with campers and to teach a particular activity. We are committed to providing a safe, stimulating and challenging environment infused with Jewish traditions and values that promotes the building of self-esteem, social relationships and skill development. | |
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 Camp Bauercrest
Old County Road, Amesbury, MA 01913
Executive Director: Rob Brockman
Phone: 978-443-0582
Address: 20 Normandy Drive, Sudbury, MA 01776
rob@bauercrest.org
www.bauercrest.org
Camp Bauercrest is a non-profit overnight sports camp in Amesbury, Massachusetts for boys between the ages of 7 and 16. It was established in 1931 by four Jewish Community Centers to provide a special camping experience for all those who attend. Situated on the shores of Lake Attitash, Bauercrest is an outdoor community for kids. We surround our campers with their peers, add activities to stretch both physical and creative abilities, and provide positive role models as their counselors. Our camping approach recognizes that kids grow best in a secure and safe environment where within boundaries, they can practice making choices and take risks while being supported by caring adults. Bauercrest campers have fun! Parents are giving their children a gift of a lifetime – growth in their development. | |
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A summer of fun and a lifetime of friendships is what your child will find at Berkshire Hills-Emanuel Camps. Nestled in the foothills of the Berkshire Mountains on our private 60-acre lake, B.H.-E.C. offers children ages 8-14 a full array of traditional activities, swimming, all sports, nature, art, drama, as well as more challenging experiences such as mountain biking, golf, rocketry and ropes course. Your child will have an enriching experience and exciting programs provided by an all-American in-bunk staff. Our modern facilities include heated pool, air-conditioned dining hall and air-conditioned health center, recreation hall and gymnasium. We offer 2, 4 & 7-week options. | |
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