In March, the Foundation for Jewish Camp released a “State of Jewish Camp” report showing that enrollment was close to pre-pandemic levels. Local camps were exceeding those numbers.
It was not even spring yet, but optimism was in the air. Going into the summer season, it still is. The question of what’s new at camp this summer brought many different answers. Here’s the rundown from some of the area Jewish camps.
Golden Slipper Camp
Stroudsburg
Golden Slipper is adding hatchet-throwing, BB guns, wrist rockets and more archery targets to its projectile range; 3-D printers, an engraver and an etcher to its maker space; inflatables, a trampoline, an iceberg…
