Day & Residential Camps
The JCC offers several camp options. From Day camps on our two St. Louis campuses to our residential camp at Camp Sabra at the Lake of the Ozarks and several smaller school break camps, the JCC has the camp for you! Explore our camp pages and we look forward to seeing you at the J!
Our 2008 Day Camp Catalog
NOW AVAILABLE!
Please click here or the brochure cover on the left For more 2008 JCC Day Camp information and to explore
all our camp details online, click here! please note, this is a large file and may take a moment to download.
Your on-line registration is valid as long as your JCC account is current, or if a prior payment arrangement and/or scholarship has been approved. If you have any questions about your account please contact Sally Lang, 314-442-3241.
the details...2008 Day Camps
For
over 75 years, the JCC Day Camp program has provided fantastic camp
opportunities, from Pre-K to teens. Kids can explore everything from
science to magic to sports and more in traditional camps and specialty
camps while building lifelong friendships. Camps are available at both
campuses and utilize our swimming pools, natural surroundings and
certified experienced staff.
Over 100-acre I.E. Millstone Campus with woods, nature trails, ball fields and lodges- American Red Cross certified swimming lessons at our pools on both campuses are included
- Numerous
camp options available, including traditional day camps, sports
clinics, camp of the arts, science camps and gymnastics camp Special
needs options available in most camps Extended care available
Camp Sabra
Your connection to residential camping For over 35 years, Camp Sabra
has provided kids, ages eight to 15, with the opportunity to create
lifelong friends and a lifetime full of memories.
Located at the Lake
of the Ozarks, Camp Sabra makes use of its natural beautiful
surroundings with activities ranging from sail and motor boating to
theatre, hiking, arts and crafts, sports and much more! For more on
Camp Sabra click here now!
Edie Greenberg has found the J to be a great place to meet many other moms who are raising their children Jewish, even though they come from other faiths.