Is the camp suitable for children from all Jewish backgrounds?
The camp is affiliated with the Masorti (Conservative) Movement, but both campers and staff come from varied backgrounds and levels of observance, from Orthodox to secular and everything in between. Our program, including Tefillah (prayer services), is developed with this in mind. We aim to create a pluralistic atmosphere, encouraging the understanding and respect of others. Each day begins with a musical Tefillah in the Ramah spirit, using our own Siddur. On Friday afternoons parents are invited to join their children for an Oneg Shabbat (Joy of Shabbat) program. All activities at camp are co-ed.
