Beth Sholom Day Camp
Beth Sholom Day Camp, operating for over 60 years in Roslyn Heights, NY, serves children ages 2-16 with flexible summer programming from June 29 to August 21. The camp offers age-appropriate divisions including Toddler Time, Junior Camp, Lower Camp, Upper Camp, and a CIT program, each featuring swimming, sports, arts, music, drama, STEM activities, and special events. With a high counselor-to-camper ratio, door-to-door transportation, Glatt Kosher meals, and a focus on personal growth and friendship-building, Beth Sholom provides a nurturing, non-digital summer experience. Sibling discounts and flexible enrollment options (4-8 weeks) are available.
Ages 2-16
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