Register now for 2018!
We’ve started the countdown to Summer 2018. Registration is open, we’ll see you in summer!
Family Camp Open House!
We’re having an Open House on May 27th from 10am-3pm. We’ll be giving camp tours, shooting arrows, swimming and boating, and eating BBQ! Preregistration is required. $12 per adult, $7 per kid (12 and under). We hope to see you there!
New Sessions!
Schechter introduces Schechter Katan 1 and Schechter Katan 2, short introductory sessions for rising first- and second-graders, and Schechter Shelanu, a six-day Schechter experience in Hebrew, for campers in grades 4-9.
Join The Team, Become A Counselor
We have extremely high standards for our summer staff, because we know they are an integral part of the campers’ experience at Camp Solomon Schechter.
Visit our Parent Center
Check out our new Parent’s Center where you can find photos, videos, information and more from your kid’s 2017 camp experience!
Contribute to the Capital Campaign.
This campaign will build an even better camp to serve our Pacific Northwest Jewish community
Alumni? Stay connected.
Feeling like Camp has become a distant memory? Want to stay connected? Here are some great ways to stay connected with your Camp Solomon Schechter friends and memories.
Join us in building
our s’more tower!
Double your impact on the capital campaign. The tower shows how close we are to finishing our $1.5M Samis Foundation Challenge Match – 70% of the way there! And we only have until March 31st to raise these funds. Each dollar you pledge today is matched 1:1.
Have you been waiting to make your gift? Do it today!
Your gift builds the leaders of tomorrow.
www.from60to120.org
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We have extremely high standards for our summer staff, because we know they are an integral part of the campers’ experience at Camp Solomon Schechter.
Camp Solomon Schechter is a beautiful, happy place. It is a place our children go to learn, to grow, to try new things, to become independent, and to meet other Jewish children and live a Jewish life. We foster and encourage habits such as tikkun olam
I am always amazed to see how well the goals of camp are met each summer. The transformation for a camper from the first day of camp to the last is so clear! Camp Solomon Schechter teaches young Jews of all backgrounds the skills for living Jewishly.
Many Schechter campers start a countdown to return to camp on the day return home. So it’s no surprise that our campers show up screaming and bouncing in their seats as the buses pull up to the Big Leaf Maple.