Welcome to Capital Camps – simply the best Jewish overnight camp! We hope your family will join our ever-growing Capital Camps family!

We offer a nurturing, exciting and Jewish place to spend the summer. We promise to take great care of your child and provide an experience they will never forget -- full of laughter, friendship and memories. ...

The site is rich in history dating back to 1811 with the start of an ore forge. Around 1900 the site was used as a Boy Scout and YMCA camping area. ...

CAMP YOLIJWA, the summer camping program of the Eastern Regional Conference of Churches of God, is held at Doubling Gap Center. YoliJwa (Youth Living Jesus' Way) is designed to provide an opportunity for children, youth, and adults to share in Christian living experiences. Camp YoliJwa is a ministry of the Churches of God. Basis for acceptance and participation in the program is the same for everyone, regardless of color, race, or origin. ...

Shepherd Spring provides you and your guest with a peaceful, natural environment to experience not only uninterrupted work time, but also a renewed relationship wtih God, self, and the rest of creation. ...

Every generation brings with it individuals whose teaching expand our personal expectations and horizons. In meeting GaWaNi Pony Boy, you will realize that you are in the presence of one of this generations great teachers. Pony's teaching skills have caused him to become the most sought after horse behaviorist in the United States and in high demand throughout the world. ...

A central theme is selected each summer. Campers participate in activities, discussions, projects and skits to explore the theme. They also learn problem solving and responsibility by taking an active part in the life and maintenance of camp. ...

The National Humane Education Society (NHES), with offices located near Charles Town, West Virginia, is a non-profit animal welfare organization that has been in existence for more than half a century. NHES was created by Anna C. Briggs in 1948. ...

There are clearly four kinds of monks. First, there are the cenobites, that is to say, those who belong to a monastery, where they serve under a rule and an abbot. ...

Havurah, a unique new program for teens from the North American Russian Jewish community, had its inaugural session this past summer at Camp Tel Yehudah in Barryville, New York. ...

The programs are based in the expansive Mountain Sports Center, complete with ski storage, lockers, tuning benches and lunch room. The Mountain Sports Center is located at the base of Yodeler and Edelweiss slopes. Team members should have intermediate or better skiing or riding skills. ...