About Camp JCC

 At Camp JCC we create a wholesome, safe, supervised and exciting environment in which campers have the opportunity to learn new skills, cooperation, and teamwork, as well as forge friendships and memories that will last a lifetime.

FAQs of Camp JCC

2023 Camp JCC Dates:

• Week 1: July 3 - July 8 (no camp July 4)

• Week 2: July 10 - July 14

• Week 3: July 17 - July 21

• Week 4: July 24 - July 28

• Week 5: July 31 - August 4

• Week 6: August 7 - August 11

Our camp day runs Monday- Friday 9:00 am-3:30 pm 

• Campers in grades 3 and up participate in weekly off-site field trips (pending Dept. of Health approval)

• Campers in grades 5 and up have weekly overnight trips (overnights are held at the JCC)

• Daily swim lessons

• 2 snacks/day provided by camp

• Campers bring their own bagged lunch

• Daily electives

Electives

• Tennis
• Cooking
• Street Hockey
• Kickball
• Gaga
• Zumba
• Gymnastics
• Jewelry making
• Drama
• Art
• Mural Design
• World Cup Soccer 
• Basketball
• Relay Races
• Ultimate Elimination

Honor Campership Fund

Consider giving a worthy child the experience of a lifetime at Camp JCC. Donate to our Honor Campership Fund, created in 2015 to specifically fund campers in grades 5 and up. Any donation, no matter how small or big is GREATLY APPRECIATED! To make a donation, call the JCC Main office at x 110

For more information contact Nora Graven, Camp Director  email at CampJCC@binghamtonjcc.org

Spots are limited. Completed paperwork and payment are due at time of registration. To inquire about availability email NoraG@binghamtonjcc.org

Download Camp Forms & Schedules

** REGISTRATION FOR CAMP JCC 2023 IS OPEN **

• Camp Registration Packet
• Camp Calendar 2023
• Daily Camp Schedules
• Financial Aid
• Camp Counselor Application
• Overnight Trip Menu

1:1 Aid policy for school age children:
JCC policy is as follows, if a child needs a 1:1 aid during the school year, a 1:1 aid is required to participate in a JCC Program (Kids Connection, Camp JCC, Specialty Camps). The JCC does not provide aides, the family must provide one. JCC Administration has the discretion to require a 1:1 aid in other circumstances.