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JCC Rockland Camps offers summer camp programs that include Discover, Stem, J-Tweens, J-Teens, JLand, and CIT options. The camp day runs from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, with the option to add Early Care starting at 7:00 am and Late Care running until 6:00 pm. Most camper groups include 10–12 campers with at least two counselors and a counselor in training, and video games or other electronic devices are not allowed at camp.
• Schedule: Camp runs Monday, June 29–Thursday, August 20, 2026, with no camp on Friday, July 3 or Friday, August 21; Discover, Stem, J-Tweens, and J-Teens require a minimum 2-week registration, and JLand and CIT require a minimum 4-week registration; Early Care and Late Care can be added to a camper’s registration.
• Price: Early Care Only—$75 per week; Late Care Only—$75 per week; Both Early and Late Care—$140 per week.
JCC Rockland Camps is part of JCC Rockland, which states that it is dedicated to the enrichment and continuity of Jewish life and to the preservation and celebration of Jewish heritage, and that its programs strengthen awareness and connection to the Jewish community, the state of Israel, and the community at large through recreational, physical, educational, social, and cultural programs. The camp states that it provides campers a memorable summer experience that enhances their physical, social, and mental well being, and that, guided by Jewish values and creative programming, campers will develop self-esteem, confidence, and lasting friendships. The organization states that everyone is welcome and that it strives to create an inclusive atmosphere that embraces all backgrounds, and that JCC Rockland Camps are guided by Jewish values and creative programming. The JCC Rockland campus is described as a nut free, kosher facility where campers are not allowed to bring food from home.
The leadership team for JCC Rockland Camps includes Carrie Latimer, JCC Camp Director; Rachel Appell, Director of Children & Teen Programs at JCC Rockland; Rachel Kurland, Early Childhood Director; Arden Glogau, Assistant Director, DKECC; Reed Silverman, Early Childhood Administrator and After Care Supervisor; Melanie Schatten, Membership Director; and Wendy Soos, Chief Development Officer.
JCC Cares is described as an initiative to bring the Jewish value of tikkun olam into the everyday lives of members and staff at JCC Rockland, with a program each month dedicated to helping the community through social action.
Parents have shared that they appreciate the organized drop off and pick up, daily activities, events, arts and crafts projects, and the staff and counselors, with one parent noting that their child called every day “the best day ever.” Other parents describe their children as having great first summers, already talking about returning, and coming home happy, tired, and full of stories. Several parents mention that their children have made friendships and memories they expect to last a lifetime, and one parent thanks the camp for “everything that they do that inspires the human spirit.”
Last updated February 7, 2026.
• Schedule: Camp runs Monday, June 29–Thursday, August 20, 2026, with no camp on Friday, July 3 or Friday, August 21; Discover, Stem, J-Tweens, and J-Teens require a minimum 2-week registration, and JLand and CIT require a minimum 4-week registration; Early Care and Late Care can be added to a camper’s registration.
• Price: Early Care Only—$75 per week; Late Care Only—$75 per week; Both Early and Late Care—$140 per week.
JCC Rockland Camps is part of JCC Rockland, which states that it is dedicated to the enrichment and continuity of Jewish life and to the preservation and celebration of Jewish heritage, and that its programs strengthen awareness and connection to the Jewish community, the state of Israel, and the community at large through recreational, physical, educational, social, and cultural programs. The camp states that it provides campers a memorable summer experience that enhances their physical, social, and mental well being, and that, guided by Jewish values and creative programming, campers will develop self-esteem, confidence, and lasting friendships. The organization states that everyone is welcome and that it strives to create an inclusive atmosphere that embraces all backgrounds, and that JCC Rockland Camps are guided by Jewish values and creative programming. The JCC Rockland campus is described as a nut free, kosher facility where campers are not allowed to bring food from home.
The leadership team for JCC Rockland Camps includes Carrie Latimer, JCC Camp Director; Rachel Appell, Director of Children & Teen Programs at JCC Rockland; Rachel Kurland, Early Childhood Director; Arden Glogau, Assistant Director, DKECC; Reed Silverman, Early Childhood Administrator and After Care Supervisor; Melanie Schatten, Membership Director; and Wendy Soos, Chief Development Officer.
JCC Cares is described as an initiative to bring the Jewish value of tikkun olam into the everyday lives of members and staff at JCC Rockland, with a program each month dedicated to helping the community through social action.
Parents have shared that they appreciate the organized drop off and pick up, daily activities, events, arts and crafts projects, and the staff and counselors, with one parent noting that their child called every day “the best day ever.” Other parents describe their children as having great first summers, already talking about returning, and coming home happy, tired, and full of stories. Several parents mention that their children have made friendships and memories they expect to last a lifetime, and one parent thanks the camp for “everything that they do that inspires the human spirit.”
Last updated February 7, 2026.
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