Back for our seventh epic summer!
Adventure, Torah learning, and brotherhood for boys entering 5th through 8th grade in Passaic, NJ.
Back for our seventh epic summer!
Adventure, Torah learning, and brotherhood for boys entering 5th through 8th grade in Passaic, NJ.
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Camp Chevra is built on the idea that every boy deserves a summer where he feels at home, has a blast, and grows in meaningful ways.
No boy gets lost at Camp Chevra. Every camper is known by name, seen by staff, and genuinely cared for. Whether your son is outgoing or quiet, athletic or not — he belongs here.
Whether your son loves sports, learning, or hands-on projects, there's a place for him here. Sports kids thrive. Non-sports kids thrive. Everyone finds their thing.
Whitewater rafting, horseback riding, and overnight camping paired with daily Torah learning, Thursday night Mishmar, and growth-oriented programs.
Competitive leagues with an emphasis on achdus and middos. Every boy, regardless of athletic ability, loves our sports program.
Experienced, professional Rebbeim who motivate campers to excel. Daily learning sessions, incentive programs, and Thursday night Mishmar.
One of Camp Chevra's signature programs. Guitar, Master Chef, woodworking, nature & pioneering, Chaverim/mechanics, archery, magic — expanding every summer.
Incredible weekly trips including whitewater rafting, horseback riding, water parks, and more. Plus the legendary 3-day road trip and Shabbaton.
"My son counts down the days until Camp Chevra starts every summer. He comes home every day with stories about what he learned, the friends he made, and the adventures they went on. It's so much more than a day camp."
"What sets Camp Chevra apart is how every boy is seen. My son isn't the most athletic kid, but he found his place in the workshops and came home feeling confident and inspired. The staff truly care about each camper."
"The combination of real fun and serious Torah learning is exactly what we were looking for. Our boys come home excited about their Mishmar, proud of their learning, and already asking about next summer."