So… what do they actually do all day?
Fair question. Here's an honest walk through a camp day — the rhythm stays steady all summer while the adventures rotate.
The daily schedule
- 8:30 AM
Doors open
Drop-off runs from 8:30, with a huge game room open so everyone arrives into the camp spirit.
- 9:00 AM
Camp starts
Jewish music and movement to kick things off, then bunk time with the counselors who know them best.
- Morning
Clinics & activities
Sports clinics with professional coaches, then art, drama, cooking and water activities.
- Midday
Lunch & recharge
A nut-free lunch from home, or the optional catered lunch program added at registration. Snacks morning and afternoon, with water stations around camp.
- Afternoon
The big blocks
Swim and theme days on Monday & Wednesday. Trips on Tuesday & Thursday. Arts, drama and special events in between.
- 3:15 PM
Ice pop & pick-up
The day ends with an ice pop and high fives. Pick-up runs 3:15–3:30 PM.
The shape of a week
- Monday
- Swim day and theme day — certified Red Cross lifeguards on every session.
- Tuesday
- Trip day — field trips across Denver, geared to each division. Camp shirts on.
- Wednesday
- Swim day and theme day — water slides, sprinklers and swim groups. Rash guards on.
- Thursday
- Trip day — round two of the week's adventures.
- Friday
- Shabbat! Campers bake fresh challah and the whole camp celebrates together.
Division calendars with weekly themes and special events are posted before each season. [CONFIRM 2027 CALENDARS]
Between the anchors, days fill with themed activities: scavenger hunts, archery, gymnastics, magic workshops, live shows, carnivals, Color War eruptions, and the occasional visit from a certain Challah Fairy.
Ready for their best summer yet?
Doors open 8:30 AM sharp. Their friends will be waiting.