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Camp Ramah is the name of an organization who oversees several Jewish summer camps throughout the United States, Canada, and Israel. It is sponsored by the Jewish Theological Seminary of America, the main academic hub of Conservative Judaism. Depending upon the location of the camp and the age of the campers, campers can stay for either four or eight weeks (or at a few select locations, attend a day camp version). At Camp Ramah, campers engage in both educational and social activities.
Ramah North American Overnight Camps
- Camp Ramah in New England (Palmer, Massachusetts)
- Camp Ramah in the Berkshires (Wingdale, New York)
- Camp Ramah in the Poconos (Lakewood, Pennsylvania)
- Camp Ramah in Wisconsin - the very first Camp Ramah (Conover, Wisconsin)
- Camp Ramah Darom (Clayton, Georgia)
- Camp Ramah in California (Ojai, California)
- Camp Ramah in Canada (Utterson, Ontario)
Ramah Day Camps
Overnight/Day Camp Hybrid
- Nyack, New York (a day camp with an overnight camp-style facility, where the staff lives overnight, even though the campers go home every day)