Eden Village West

Eden Village West offers Summer Camp and Overnight for ages 8-17. The daily schedule shown includes Modeh Ani (Morning Gratitude), Breakfast, Asefa + Bunk Beautification, Chugim, Lunch, Menucha (Rest Time), Bunk Rotations, Snack + Shmooze, Shower Time, Dinner, Evening Activities, and Laila Tov (Goodnight), with bedtime staggered by age groups.

Programs

• Summer Camp — 8-17
• Overnight — 8-17

At a glance

• Ages: 8–17 years old
• General schedule: Daily schedule shown: 8:00am Modeh Ani (Morning Gratitude); 8:30am Breakfast; 9:30am Asefa + Bunk Beautification; 10:30am Chugim; 12:50pm Lunch; 1:40pm Menucha (Rest Time); 3:00pm Bunk Rotations; 4:00pm Snack + Shmooze; 5:30pm Shower Time; 6:30pm Dinner; 7:30pm Evening Activities; 8:30pm to 10:00pm Laila Tov (Goodnight), staggered by age groups.

About the provider

Brad Cohen is the Executive Camp Director, and Aubrey Golding is the Assistant Director. The camp says it is rooted in the Jewish vision of creating a more environmentally sustainable, socially just, and spiritually connected world. It also says campers live, work, and play together in a Jewishly and socially diverse community, that more than 40% of campers receive financial aid, and that it is entirely vegetarian and uses all-organic products in its kitchen, cleaning, and laundry.

The camp states it is entirely vegetarian, uses all-organic products in its kitchen, cleaning, and laundry, and supports housing that most aligns with gender identity. It also says there is no 'Body Talk' while at camp.

What families say

“My son was picked up today. He had a spark and a glow about him. He felt alive. I have so much gratitude to EVC and to all the staff. The devotion and care for the campers is incredible.” — Melissa Sue

“It is the best gift ever to be able to hand our daughter over to you and know that she will thrive and grow and have life-changing experiences and make connections that will feed her soul.” — Janet & Jonathan Thaler

“Superlatives fail to capture the truly magical experience. Kinda puts faith back in humanity. A utopian model of collective, eco-positive, spiritual growth seamlessly pulled off without preaching.” — Jon F.

Last updated October 6, 2026.