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SUMMER 2019

Registration for Summer Camp 2019 is NOW OPEN!
Opening day is June 18, 2019.
CORE SPORTS

Baseball, Basketball, Soccer, Tennis, Volleyball, Flag Football, Hip Hop Dance, and Running & Fitness.
NEW FOR 2019 – MORE DANCE SESSIONS

Dancers will study in a concentrated daily format and experience a variety of dance disciplines including ballet, modern, jazz, hip-hop and tap.
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The campus is located at Menlo College in the Bay Area, just thirty minutes south of San Francisco.

Building Strong Character and
Jewish Community through Sports

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JCC Maccabi Sports Camp is an overnight Jewish sports camp located just outside of San Francisco in Atherton, California. We welcome campers entering grades 3-11 from around the United States, Canada, and the world.

During our two week camp sessions, campers develop skills in the sport of their choice – baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis, or volleyball. Their daily routine also includes plenty of other sports and camp activities mixed in with the core values of a Jewish summer camp experience.

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The Maccabi Way

K’lal Yisrael, Welcoming Jewish People and Friends

We all know, it’s not just the similarities but the differences that unite Jewish people worldwide. As campers and athletes of different backgrounds are encouraged to support one another, we experience what it means to create a genuine community, at our camp and beyond.
The Maccabi Way

Tikkun Middot, Building Character

If there’s anything we want our campers to take away, it’s the value of ethical behavior and an understanding of how their choices, actions, and words impact others.
The Maccabi Way

Shmirat Haguf, Guarding the Body

We promote living a healthy lifestyle—à la caring for mind, body, and soul.
The Maccabi Way

Shabbat Shalom, Time of Rest & Gratitude

As it is in life, so it is in sports—it’s important to take a break from time to time! So, we set some of that aside to step away from competition and practice to reflect, rejuvenate, and connect.