Camp Kennybrook

A pioneer in kosher summer camping for children with cancer and other medically catastrophic illnesses, Camp Simcha was established by Chai Lifeline in 1987. It runs multiple two-week sessions for youngsters from throughout North America, Europe and Israel who have encountered serious illnesses. At Camp Simcha, situated on 125 acres in Glen Spey, N.Y., illness fades into the background as children's days take on a soul-refreshing routine that includes miniature golf, swimming, crafts, rocketry, photography, drama, pottery, woodworking and computers. Music, dance and karate, which engage both the body and spirit, are integral parts of the camp program. Every summer, the camp has four or five concerts that star popular entertainers. Off-campus trips, such as New York Day, are highlights of a Camp Simcha stay.

Camp Seneca Lake, located in Honesdale, PA, has been serving the Modern Orthodox Jewish community since 1974, establishing itself as a premier coed camp in the U.S. Spanning 195 acres of scenic Pocono Mountains, the camp features a private lake, outstanding sports facilities, and air-conditioned indoor areas, ensuring a comfortable and enriching environment for campers. The camp prides itself on its dedicated and experienced staff, including Head Counselors, bunk counselors, specialists, and Rabbis, who are committed to providing a nurturing experience. With high-quality meals, daily activities, and a focus on fostering a strong Jewish community, Camp Seneca Lake sets the highest standard for Jewish camping. Generated from the website