Camp Be’chol Lashon

Camp Be’chol Lashon offers activities such as basketball, soccer, kickball, 9-Square, Gaga, swimming, kayaking, and canoeing. Campers also take part in art, music, dance, and cooking. Each day, campers use their “passports” to “travel” to a different country and learn about the history and culture of the Jewish community in that region through the Passport to Peoplehood (P2P) curriculum.

• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Session 1 runs July 12–19, 2026 (1 week); Session 2 runs July 12–26, 2026 (2 weeks)
• Price: Session 1 (1 week): $2,300 camp fee; 10% Early Bird Discount ($230) for $2,070 balance if paying by check or ACH; plus 3% ($62) if paying by credit card for $2,132 balance if paying by credit card. Session 2 (2 weeks): $4,500 camp fee; 10% Early Bird Discount ($450) for $4,050 balance if paying by check or ACH; plus 3% ($121) if paying by credit card for $4,171 balance if paying by credit card. Deposit: $437.75 ($425 per child including 3% credit card charge). 10% Early Bird Discount if you sign up by the end of the year.

Camp Be’chol Lashon was founded in 2009 as a multicultural Jewish leadership camp that teaches about global Jewish diversity, builds community leaders, and inspires a love of Judaism. It is the only summer camp focused on Jews as a multicultural people, and “Be’chol Lashon” means “In Every Language.” Campers ages 8–18 attend from across the United States and from other countries, and there are leadership opportunities for campers ages 15–18. Everyone is welcome, and no prior knowledge of Judaism is required. Shabbat at camp is a time of rest and reflection, and campers learn to lead the Shabbat service together.

Camp Be’chol Lashon’s mission is to offer a safe, nurturing, challenging overnight Jewish camp experience for children of racially and ethnically diverse Jewish families and those who want to be part of a global Jewish community. The camp brings together campers from diverse experiences and backgrounds and facilitates deep and lasting friendships. Camp Be’chol Lashon staff foster global Jewish identity development in a safe, nurturing environment. One parent shared, “CBL has been instrumental in building a tremendous amount of pride in Sylvie’s Jewish-Black-Mexican identity — and a capacity to balance that pride with an instinct for inclusiveness.”

Last updated June 26, 2026.