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5 Reasons Why Chamah Day Camp Is A Smart Choice This Summer

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May 22, 2017 — 2 min read

1. The kids love it!

In their own words:

“Both of our children loved Camp! Each day was filled with exciting, varied, fun-filled activities. The counselors provided a warm, loving environment with tremendous spirit!”

Ellen & Erik
Midwood, Brooklyn

2. Activities
Innovative arts and crafts teach the children to be creative and imaginative. Crafts incorporate various themes in Jewish life as well as fun and useful projects.

Trips to major city attractions are a weekly highlight.

3. Our track record
Brooklyn Jewish Camp was established in 1999 and has been providing a great camping experience to Jewish boys and girls ever since. Many of our campers have been coming back year after year.

4. Staff
Child development is the most significant ingredient in a healthy camp experience. This is why our staff is the real secret to our success. Our experienced counselors are known for doing their best for each child as an individual.

5. Safety and Accreditation
The safety of our children is our highest priority. The camp is fully licensed as a youth camp by the NYC Department of Health.

Brooklyn Jewish Camp Chamah
33 Manhattan Ct, 60 W. End Ave.
Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn NY 11223
Tel: 347-495-3918

This post was sponsored by Brooklyn Jewish Camp Chamah. If you would like to reach our readers, please contact us.

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