Camp Ramah in Northern California
Monterey Bay Academy Administration, 262 Ocean View Drive, Monterrey Bay, CA 95076
About
Camp Ramah in Northern California offers a variety of activities including ocean exploration, performing arts, and adventure sports. The camp is located along the beautiful shores of Monterey Bay, California, providing a scenic backdrop for its programs. Campers can experience the excitement of specialty programming combined with the traditions and community-building of a traditional Ramah Camp.
• Schedule: three two-week camping sessions, option for a four or six week camping session, a two or four week Tikvah/Ezra program, one-week Taste of Ramah program
• Location: located along the beautiful shores of Monterey Bay, California, 969-G Edgewater Boulevard, Suite 804 Foster City, CA 94404
Since 1950, the Ramah Camping Movement has been building relationships through its programs. Camp Ramah in Northern California operates under the educational guidance of the National Ramah Commission and is supported by an accelerator grant from the Foundation for Jewish Camp and the Avi Chai Foundation. It also receives financial support from the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund. The camp is a partner of the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies. Testimonials from campers highlight the lasting friendships and sense of belonging fostered at the camp.
Last updated December 7, 2025.
• Schedule: three two-week camping sessions, option for a four or six week camping session, a two or four week Tikvah/Ezra program, one-week Taste of Ramah program
• Location: located along the beautiful shores of Monterey Bay, California, 969-G Edgewater Boulevard, Suite 804 Foster City, CA 94404
Since 1950, the Ramah Camping Movement has been building relationships through its programs. Camp Ramah in Northern California operates under the educational guidance of the National Ramah Commission and is supported by an accelerator grant from the Foundation for Jewish Camp and the Avi Chai Foundation. It also receives financial support from the Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund. The camp is a partner of the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies. Testimonials from campers highlight the lasting friendships and sense of belonging fostered at the camp.
Last updated December 7, 2025.
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