Camp Agudah in Liberty, NY is one of the most storied Orthodox Jewish summer camps in America, operating under Agudath Israel of America since 1925. Set on beautiful grounds in the Catskill Mountains, Camp Agudah combines rigorous Torah learning with spirited summer fun — sports, swimming, trips, and the legendary Agudah ruach that has shaped generations of committed Jewish families. A training ground for gedolei Yisroel.
About This Camp
Camp Moshava Alevy in Running Springs, California is the premier Bnei Akiva Jewish overnight camp on the West Coast, offering campers completing grades 2–9 a summer steeped in Torah Va'Avodah and Religious Zionist values. Founded in 2013 in partnership with the Shalom Institute, Moshava Alevy inspires a deep love of Am Yisrael and Eretz Yisrael through programming, learning, and community. Older campers (grade 9) join Machal — a leadership and adventure-based capstone track. The camp offers flexible session lengths: full summer (June 28–Aug 11), 4-week, and 2-week options. Yachad inclusion integration is available for campers with special needs. First-time camper discounts and scholarships are offered.
Highlights
- Premier Bnei Akiva overnight camp on the West Coast — Running Springs, CA
- Torah Va'Avodah: Religious Zionist values + Torah study integrated throughout
- Machal capstone program for grade 9 — adventure-based track
- Yachad inclusion partnership for campers with special needs
- First-time camper discounts + scholarships available
- Motto: 'Come for Summer, Stay for Life'
Sessions
- Full summer: June 28 – Aug 11, 2026
- 4-week session: June 28 – July 27, 2026
- 2-week session: July 29 – Aug 11, 2026
- Machal (grade 9): June 28 – July 27, 2026
Jewish Character
This is a Modern Orthodox / Religious Zionist (Bnei Akiva) program. All programming, dining, and daily life reflect authentic Orthodox Jewish values — glatt kosher meals, full Shabbos observance, daily tefillah, and Torah learning.
Israel Connection
This program features dedicated Israel programming, instilling a love of Eretz Yisroel and Am Yisroel in participants.
