The Jewish Community Center was founded originally
 as the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew
 Association and eventually changed its name to the
 Jewish Community Center. Between 1910 and 1952, 
it moved to five different locations in York City. This was because earlier in our nation's history, Jewish people were not 
as welcome in public organizations as they are today. 
Beginning in 1952, the building at 120 East Market Street
 became the center for everything Jewish except religious 
activity. ...

The Jewish Community Center was founded originally
 as the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew
 Association and eventually changed its name to the
 Jewish Community Center. Between 1910 and 1952, 
it moved to five different locations in York City. This was because earlier in our nation's history, Jewish people were not 
as welcome in public organizations as they are today. 
Beginning in 1952, the building at 120 East Market Street
 became the center for everything Jewish except religious 
activity. ...

The Jewish Community Center was founded originally
 as the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew
 Association and eventually changed its name to the
 Jewish Community Center. Between 1910 and 1952, 
it moved to five different locations in York City. This was because earlier in our nation's history, Jewish people were not 
as welcome in public organizations as they are today. 
Beginning in 1952, the building at 120 East Market Street
 became the center for everything Jewish except religious 
activity. ...

An exciting week of instruction, practice, activities and games for beginner and intermediate skill levels! ...

Join your new friends on some of the most spectacular recreation areas in New Hampshire! Our entry level adventure camp, perfect for someone new to camp or for older day campers looking for something different and challenging. We offer a fun-filled week of challenges including a day each of rock climbing, canoeing, kayaking, mountain biking and hiking. All trips are held off-site at locations throughout NH. Day trips, Monday- Friday, 8:30 am-4:30 pm. Maximum enrollment is 12 ...

This camp is for those campers who are prepared to be physically challenged while spending their days in the outdoors with friends! For those a bit more adventurous we are taking Adventure camp to the next level. Biking and hiking more miles and rock climbing at more challenging sites. Trips are more ambitious than in our adventure camp. This week is jam packed with fun challenges which include a day each of rock climbing, kayaking, mountain biking, hiking and "group choice day" where the group picks which activity to repeat. All trips are held off-site at locations throughout NH. ...

Wilderness Bound trips are designed to give teen a positive taste of the wilderness! Teens are encouraged to proceed as far as their abilities and interests allow through a series of progressive outdoor learning experiences. ...

CAMP HALFMOON serves over 1,800 campers each summer, roughly 200+ campers per day. Each group has specifically trained staff members and
activities designed to meet the needs of that particular age group. ...

This fun specialty camp gives kids the opportunity to participate in some of the traditional day camp activities, but in a smaller group setting. Other activities include: CATCH games, gardening, nature walks, nature journal, reading time, environmentalism, yoga, climbing gym, indoor sports. ...

We have a part-time camp for the little ones who are not ready for a full day experience. After joining in the opening ceremonies at the council ring,activities include recreational swimming, arts & crafts, games, and nature activities. This is a great way for your child to get a taste of day camping. Field trips are not a part of this camp experience. ...