Camp Solomon Schechter

Camp Solomon Schechter offers Summer Camp and Year-Round Programs. Sample activities listed include Pottery, Tie-Dye, Hippie Music/Band, Drama, Digital Photography, Video Production, Swimming, Canoes/Kayaks, Aqua Park, Geocaching, Water polo, Baseball/Softball, Tennis, Archery, Newspaper, Challenge Course, Mountain Biking, Hiking, Visual Arts, Dance, Basketball, Soccer, Football, Volleyball, Lawn Sports, Ultimate Frisbee, Gaga, Lacrosse, Nature, Arts & Crafts, Disc Golf, Camp Beautification, Birding, Zip Lining, and Yoga.

Programs

• Summer Camp — Summer camp program at Camp Solomon Schechter.
• Year-Round Programs — Year-round programming offered by Camp Solomon Schechter.
• Mahj & More — Age 18+ · $375
• Young Alumni Weekend — Age 21 – 35 · $250
• Israeli Family Camp — All Ages
• Ruach — Age 21+
• Men’s Camp — Age 21+
• Single Parent Family Camp — All Ages
• Teen Reunion Weekend — Grades 6 – 10
• Bissel of Schechter — Grades 1 – 5
• Family Camp — All Ages
• Women’s Getaway — Age 21+

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old
• Price range: $250–$375
• Current session: Young Alumni Weekend (Sep 18–Sep 20, 2026); Israeli Family Camp (Sep 25–Sep 27, 2026)
• General schedule: Sample daily schedule listed: 7:30 AM Morning Movement; 8:00 AM Kima (Wake Up); 8:30 AM Degel (Flag); 8:45 AM Breakfast; 9:30 AM Tefilllah (Prayer); 10:00 AM Nikayon (Cleaning Time); 10:30 AM Core Learning; 11:30 AM Lake Time; 1:00 PM Lunch; 2:00 PM Menucha (Rest); 3:00 PM Core Learning; 3:45 PM Canteen; 4:00 PM Chuggim (Electives); 5:00 PM Shower Time; 5:45 PM Zman Aidah (Village Time); 6:45 PM Dinner; 7:45 PM Prepare For Evening Program; 8:00 PM Evening Program; 9:30 PM Post Evening-Program; 10:00 PM Bedtime Rituals & Lights Out.

About the provider

Camp Solomon Schechter says it has a 70+ year tradition of fun, friendship, and Jewish education in the PNW. It describes itself as a fully immersive, welcoming, and spiritual Jewish environment where every camper is encouraged to try new things, make smart choices, and grow as individuals. The camp says it meets or exceeds industry standards in over 300 measures of health, safety and professionalism, and is a proud member of the Association of Independent Jewish Camps. It also says it creates a community through summer and year-round programming and serves Jews of Conservative, Reconstructionist, Renewal, Reform, traditional, and unaffiliated backgrounds.

Last updated September 3, 2026.