Wonderful experiences await your child at Camp Laurelwood, Connecticut's Premier Jewish Co-ed Overnight Camp.
2023 Camp is in Session!!!
We offer both Overnight and Day Camp programs, lots of fun activities and a warm welcoming community.
Camp Laurelwood is an evolving Jewish community where we build the world we aspire to live in by creating opportunities for people to connect, explore, and inspire.
We envision a kinder world supported by generations of goodness and a vibrant Jewish community.
An opportunity for rookie or first time campers to fully immerse themselves in the excitement and wonder of the Laurelwood sleepaway experience.
Campers can begin their Laurelwood journey as they enter Kindergarten by trying out our amazing day camp.
From there, each summer they will grow, make new friends, and experience new adventures.
At Camp Laurelwood, our campers grow into Staff-in-Training, then eventually can apply to be on staff.
Growing up at camp can mean making camp your summer home for many years!
Each program will combine immersive, professional instruction and skill development with our high-energy summer camp fun for an intense, well-rounded experience.
Campers will master new skills, make new friends and gain a stronger sense of community with an emphasis on the values of teamwork, cooperation and sportsmanship.
Camp Laurelwood is a great place for your child to learn to swim! We have a beautiful lake, 2 pools, and lots of opportunity for campers to participate in aquatics programming.
In addition to recreational swimming, campers in grades K-7 have instructional swim approximately 5 times throughout the week. Our qualified instructors teach them on their level, and provide safe and fun activities to promote swim development.
Our Swimming Program“As I have gotten older, I’ve been able to form my own opinions and establish a more personal connection to Judaism. I’ve gone to Camp Laurelwood - a Jewish overnight camp - since I was eight years old, and every year it holds more significance to me. Not only are my camp friends my best friends, but when I am ever faced with antisemitism at home, they are always there to support me. On a more positive note, some of my favorite memories are associated with camp and being Jewish.”
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