Camp Ramah offers an exciting day camp option for locals and for tourists at the Israel Goldstein Youth Village.
Ramah Jerusalem Day Camp is an outstanding Israel summer experience combining English and Hebrew speaking children entering grades K-6 that takes place at the Israel Goldstein Youth Village. Activities include zumba, sports, art, theater, nature and swimming (3 times a week), Kabbalat Shabbat and field trips.
With the hills of Jerusalem as our backdrop, campers participate in the full range of camp activities including sports, fine arts, swimming, nature, music, and performing arts. Judaism and Hebrew language are seamlessly woven into daily activities in a warm and nurturing environment filled with ruach, excitement, and love. Campers at Ramah Jerusalem Camps learn new skills, make new friends, and create lasting memories. The unique kehilla we build here will stretch far beyond the summer.
Trips
Through regular outings in and around Jerusalem, our campers enjoy an array of exciting experiences designed to introduce them to the beauty and wonders of Israel.
Safety & Well Being
Your child’s well-being is our highest concern. We make sure that each camper is content, happy, and secure within our private, gated campus, the Goldstein Youth Village in the picturesque San Simon neighborhood, just a short stroll from the German Colony.
Come and be a part of the ultimate Jewish summer camps in Jerusalem: Ramah Jerusalem Camps!
FIJ Important Notice – Summer Camps in Jerusalem have begun registration and are hoping that within the next few weeks the government will officially issue permission for camps to open just as they did for schools. It is the responsibility of each parent to check the camp is working within the official guidelines, as issued by the Israeli Ministry of Health, before the first day of camp.
Ramah
Ramah Jerusalem Camps is a division of the National Ramah Commission, Inc. under the educational and religious supervision of The Jewish Theological Seminary.
Ramah Israel day camp is part of the Ramah programs in North America, and is a pluralistic environment: we have secular and religious, Fluent Hebrew speakers, and non-Hebrew speakers, enjoying together, in the same groups. As an Israeli based program, the program is run in Hebrew, But the kids get to learn from co-existence, hearing English and Hebrew as well.
