About
Maccabi Sports Camp offers a 3-Week Session, a Ten-day experience, and a CIT Program. Camp days include core sports instruction, cabin activities, electives, free time, and evening programs, and a sample day includes wake up at 7:20 AM, breakfast at 7:45 AM, core sports at 9:00 AM, lunch at 12:30 PM, rest hour at 1:15 PM, a second sport at 2:30 PM, dinner at 6:30 PM, an evening program at 7:45 PM, and lights out at 9:30 PM to 10:00 PM.
Programs
- 3-Week Sessions — grades 3–11
- Ten-day experience — grades 3–11
- CIT Program — rising 12th graders
At a glance
- Ages: 8–18 years old
- General schedule: Overnight camp experience; days include core sports instruction, cabin activities, electives, memorable evening programs, free time, and a mix of electives and planned activities. Sample day includes wake up 7:20 AM, breakfast 7:45 AM, core sports 9:00 AM, lunch 12:30 PM, rest hour 1:15 PM, 2nd sport 2:30 PM, dinner 6:30 PM, evening program 7:45 PM, lights out 9:30 PM - 10:00 PM.
About the provider
The program says its mission is "Building Strong Character and Jewish Community through Sports." Its leadership team is described as passionate and experienced staff, including coaches, counselors, leaders, and role models. Each session begins with Opening Ceremonies and ends with Closing Ceremonies, and weekly Shabbat time is set aside for rest and reflection.
Each session begins with Opening Ceremonies and ends with Closing Ceremonies. Weekly Shabbat time is set aside for rest and reflection. Cabin make-up is determined by school grade and gender.
What families say
“Can’t thank you enough for your patience with me, and for an amazing experience for Zachary! He had the best time and can’t stop raving about how much fun it was, how much he grew, and how he can’t wait for next year! His sister is so excited she may join him too…” — Parent of 5th grade basketball player
“He shared so much about his experiences with the routine and the Shabbat experience. He loved the food and the movies and the rest time. I really don’t think there was anything he didn’t love. He felt seen and understood and trusted you all.” — Parent of a first-time camper
“Soren came back from camp transformed. He was transformed into a kid who wanted to help out around the house. He was kinder and more generous. Though still competitive during family game nights, he became a better sport, displaying grace in defeat.” — Parent of first-time camper
Last updated September 14, 2026.
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