The 2008 season will be in session from June 30-August 20, 2008. We are currently enrolling campers! Download a registration form for summer 2008 [PDF]
Camp Haverim strengthens independence and encourages new challenges. Campers participate in a variety of athletic and artistic activities and benefit from the natural setting of our campgrounds in Rockland County, New York while also exploring new places through weekly trips and overnights. Highlights include an overnight trips to Hershey Park, PA, as well as a four-night sleepaway adventure at the New Jersey Y Camps in Milford, Pennsylvania.
For more information call 212.415.5573 / email.
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Please enroll as soon as possible, as space at Camp Haverim is limited! Download a registration form for summer 2008 [PDF]
You can also call the camp office at 212.415.5573 to speak to a camp director regarding enrollment or email for more information. |
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| Where is Camp Haverim and how do campers travel to and from camp? |
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Camp Haverim takes place at the Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds located in Pearl River (Rockland County), New York. Campers enjoy use of a beautiful 100-acre camp setting, including pools, lake, streams, fields, basketball courts, ropes/challenge course, arts and nature centers, and more. Camp is located off of Exit 6 of the Palisades Parkway. From the George Washington Bridge, the ride is approximately 20 minutes. Children travel to and from the campgrounds on air-conditioned coach buses equipped with lavatories. Camp staff accompany them on the bus.
Central pick up spots are located at:
West Side Locations*
Tribeca - Greenwich Street & Jay Street
P.S. 3 - Hudson (between Christopher Street & Grove Street)
P.S. 41 - 11th Street between Sixth & Seventh Avenue
Stephen Wise - W. 68th St. between Central Park West & Columbus Avenue
P.S. 199 - W. 70th Street between Amsterdam & West End Avenue
P.S. 9 - W. 84th Street & Columbus Avenue
The Heschel School - W. 89th Street between West End Aveue & Broadway
Anche Chesed - W. 100th Street & West End Avenue
Columbia University area - W. 110th Street between Broadway & Riverside Drive
East Side Locations*
Epiphany School - E. 22nd Street between Second & Third Ave.
Murray Hill - E. 34th Street and 1st Ave.
P.S. 183 - E. 66th Street between First Ave and York Ave.
Wagner Middle School - E. 76th Street between 2nd & 3rd Avenues.
E. 85th Street & York Avenue
92nd Street Y - E. 92nd Street & Lexington Avenue
At most sites, morning drop off is between 8-8:30 am and evening pick up is between 5-5:45 pm. Children are supervised by camp staff at all times.
*The above pickup/drop-off locations are subject to change. |
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| Counselors are carefully chosen for their maturity, energy and experience with children. Senior counselors are college age and older. Our specialists are skilled and experienced in the areas they teach. The Camp Directors are dedicated educators who bring a wide range of camp background with them to ensure the success of the program and that the staff and campers are always well supervised. |
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| Who are Haverim campers and how many children are in each group? |
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Haverim campers are entering fifth and sixth grade at a variety of public and private schools. Children enjoy Haverim for the wide range of age appropriate, challenging activities. Approximately 12-14 campers are in each group supervised by two counselors. Boys and girls are grouped, according to age and gender. Every effort is made to accommodate special grouping requests.
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Campers enjoy a daily program geared toward the needs, interests and abilities of our campers. They participate in a wide variety of activities including two daily swims (instructional and recreational), team sports, specialized arts, our challenging ropes course, digital photography and film making, nature, and more. Campers participate in both group activities and individual electives. Special events and other surprises add to the excitement of camp.
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Yes! Haverim campers enjoy weekly trips to exciting destinations such as amusement and water parks, deep-sea fishing, white water rafting and a professional baseball game. The summer is highlighted by a 5-day, 4-night sleepaway adventure at the New Jersey "Y" Camps in Milford, PA.
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| Campers bring a bag lunch on most days, which is refrigerated at the campgrounds. A box lunch program is also available for an extra charge. The calendar of events will indicate occasional cookouts with hot dogs and hamburgers. Kosher food is provided and accommodations are made for vegetarian campers. On trip days, children may bring money and purchase food, if available, at their destination. |
