Sleepaway Camp Recommendations

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are you interested in Jewish camps? Airy and Louise have what you are looking for.

Does anyone know how common it is for non-Jews to attend? The literature mentions inclusivity, but wasn't very specific.

DD attends. They do Shabbat services every Fri night/Sat (everyone wears white to welcome Shabbat), there's also of Jewish songs and folk dancing. We are reformed jews, and while no one at Camp Louise is trying to ram religion down your throat, but it's definitely the overarching message.

[Anonymous]

We have kids who have attended Camp Letts for several years. It's a traditional camp, rustic, with lots of time outdoors (although the dining hall does have A/C). They have fun, have made friends they keep in touch with from all over the DMV and always want to return

[Anonymous]

Camp Wayne