Camp Pembroke

Camp Pembroke, 306 Oldham St, Pembroke, MA 2359

mapCamp Pembroke, 306 Oldham St, Pembroke, MA 2359

About

Camp Pembroke is a summer overnight camp for girls ages 7-16. Campers can swim, paddle the lake, play tennis, do yoga, and take part in arts and dance, and they can choose electives. The camp offers 3.5 week and 7 week sessions, plus a 2-week option for first-time campers.

Programs

  • Camp Pembroke — Girls ages 7-16 · 3.5 week and 7 week sessions; 2-week option for first-time campers · $4,625–$14,490 per session · Summer overnight camp for girls; financial aid is available, including first-time camper grants and sibling discounts.

At a glance

  • Ages: 7–16 years old
  • Price range: $4,625–$14,490 per session
  • Current session: 2027 Full Season (Jun 23–Aug 11, 2027); First Session (Jun 23–Jul 18, 2027); Second Session (Jul 19–Aug 11, 2027); 2-Week Taste of Pembroke (Jul 19–Aug 1, 2027)

About the provider

Camp Pembroke was founded in 1935. Amy and Becca are the co-directors, Ben Portnoy is the executive director, and Mindee Greenberg is the director of Dor L’Dor. The program says it is the Northeast's only inclusively-Jewish overnight camp for girls, with Jewish values and friendships emphasized, and that it is open to all as part of an inclusive community. It also says it is the new home of Exceptional Citizens Week, an overnight camp for children and adults with intellectual and/or physical disabilities.

  • Early Bird Priority Re-Enrollment + Swag — Tuesday, September 8 –Tuesday, September 15, 2026
  • New Camper Placement Starts — September 16, 2026

Open to all as part of a commitment to inclusive community. Financial aid is available, including first-time camper grants and sibling discounts. Enrollment opens Tuesday, September 8, 2026. New camper placement starts September 16, 2026. First-time campers are recommended to sign up for a regular session; a 2-week Taste of Pembroke is offered for younger first-time campers entering Grades 2-5 in 2027.

What families say

“She made friendships that will last a lifetime. She gained confidence and independence while away at camp. She took risks and gave things a try that she may not have tried at home. She loved Shabbat and the experience you gave her each Friday night and Saturday morning.” — Pembroke parent

Last updated September 1, 2026.

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