Perlman Camp is located in the northeastern corner of Pennsylvania, just 3 hours from New York City and Philadelphia and 5 hours from Washington DC. Our lush fields, pristine forests and spring-fed lake, form the perfect backdrop for an exceptional summer of friendship, learning and fun.

Camp B'nai B'rith opened in Starlight, Pennsylvania in 1954. When B'nai B'rith International opened a second camp in Wisconsin in 1977, we were renamed Perlman Camp, in honor of Anita and Louis Perlman. Although our mailing address was reassigned as Lake Como in 2005, our true home will always be under the blanket of stars that makes Starlight famous.

B'nai B'rith International, a non-profit Jewish organization committed to the security and continuity of the Jewish people, is universally recognized as one of the world's largest and oldest human rights, community action, and humanitarian organizations. As a B'nai B'rith camp, we strive to unite Jewish youth and enhance their Jewish identities through high-quality programs and positive role models. Our non-profit status allows us to offer quality overnight camping at fees far below those of private camps; yet, our facilities, programs and spirit rival the finest in the country.

Perlman Camp is accredited by the American Camp Association, certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, and a member of the Wayne County Camp Association and the Association of Jewish Sponsored Camps.