Since 1958, Eisner Camp has provided a Jewish community where children play, laugh and make lifelong friends while acquiring new skills and developing self-esteem alongside kids their own age and grade level. Campers gain a sense of independence and confidence as they travel around our campus-style facility, choosing the activities they love most or want to try in an elective-based program that changes weekly.

Campers choose from a wide variety of activities in athletics, arts and outdoor adventure. In sports, the options range from archery to yoga and everything in between. Campers express themselves through drawing, painting, pottery, ceramics, dance, digital media, Makerspace. Every camper can have an outdoor adventure, whether on the ropes course or Alpine tower, camping overnight or hiking, or working with our animals or garden. They also spend time daily at our pools and lake, as well as with our inspiring faculty and staff.

Each day the entire camp and its activities open for a free-play period where campers choose what they’d like to do minute-to-minute, from visiting the art shack to participating in a sports clinic to bouncing on the lake. Beyond our daily activities, campers each summer anticipate time-honored special events such as the Fourth of July Carnival, Chagigah Arts Festival and Maccabiah (color war).

We offer 2 and 3 week sessions for children entering grades 2 and 3. We offer 3, 4 and 7 week options for children entering grades 4-10. Our Day Camp program offers 1-week sessions for children ages 3-8.