Readers' Choice Readers’ Choice 2022: Jewish Camp Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Staff | November 23, 2022 Sign up for Weekday J and get the latest on what's happening in the Jewish Bay Area. < Go back to Readers’ Choice 2022 Listings Camp Tawonga NEAR YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK (415) 543-2267 • tawonga.org Summer programs, weekend programs and year-round programs are available at this storied camp that was established in 1925. Programs in 2023 include Summer Camp, Teen Programs, Adventure Quests, Family Camps and Weekend Programs, and a bar, bat & b’nai mitzvah program. The camp is committed to immersing children in community building, Jewish values and nature to help them become their best selves and go on to make the world a better place. EAST BAY Camp Kee Tov BERKELEY (510) 848-2372 • campkeetov.org Two summer camp sessions are already scheduled for 2023 at this camp for students from kindergarten through 9th grade. Founded more than 50 years ago, the camp combines fun and learning in a community-building environment and also promotes the values of mutual respect, tzedakah (social justice), and love of nature. Programming and traditions have inspired thousands of campers from a wide variety of cultural backgrounds, families and faiths. SOUTH BAY/PENINSULA Oshman Family JCC Camp PALO ALTO (650) 223-8700 • paloaltojcc.org/camps A repeat winner this year, Oshman JCC camp offers a variety of opportunities for fun. J-Camp is a day camp scheduled to coincide with breaks at local elementary schools for the summer, holidays and single days off, so campers may enjoy supervised play with old friends and make new ones. Students entering grades 3 through 11 are welcome at Maccabi Sports Camp, an overnight Jewish sports camp that takes place each summer just outside of San Francisco. NORTH BAY URJ Camp Newman SANTA ROSA (415) 392-7080 • campnewman.org Dedicated to inspiring a love of Judaism 365 days a year, Camp Newman is proud to build a community of acceptance, modeling positive behaviors and acknowledging that every member of the community is vital and important. The year-round camp is known for outstanding facilities, immaculate grounds and fantastic dining. Summer programs for kids and teens include hiking, swimming, arts, team-building activities, gardening and travel programs. < Go back to Readers’ Choice 2022 Listings J. Staff Also On J. Bay Area Federation ups Hillel funding after year of protests and tension Local Voice Why Hersh’s death hit all of us so hard: He represented hope Art Trans and Jewish identities meld at CJM show Culture At Burning Man, a desert tribute to the Nova festival’s victims Subscribe to our Newsletter I would like to receive the following newsletters: Weekday J From Our Sponsors (helps fund our journalism) Your Sunday J Holiday Bytes