Our story
A Chabad girls' day camp rooted in Torah values, joyful learning, and the spirit of Geulah — three beautiful days a week all summer long.
Camp Moshiach was founded with a single vision: to give every Jewish girl a summer filled with warmth, growth, and genuine simcha. Inspired by the teachings of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, our camp is a place where Torah and fun go hand in hand.
From the moment a camper walks through our doors, she is greeted by caring staff, colorful activities, and an atmosphere that celebrates her unique spark. We run three days a week — giving families flexibility while ensuring a rich, full camp experience every session.
Every activity, song, and craft is infused with the beauty of Torah and the joy of being Jewish.
We cultivate deep love and respect for every fellow Jew — campers learn to celebrate each other's differences.
Living with the excitement of Moshiach, we inspire campers to be lights in the world around them.
A warm, supervised environment where every girl feels seen, valued, and completely at home.
Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday
Our three-day schedule gives campers the best of both worlds — a full, enriching camp experience with time for family and rest in between. Each day runs from morning drop-off through afternoon pickup, packed with activities, learning, and laughter.
Sunday
Creative Arts Day
Crafts, painting, and Shabbos projects
Tuesday
Adventure Day
Outdoor games, sports, and nature exploration
Thursday
Celebration Day
Music, movement, baking, and special events
Our counselors are carefully selected young women who embody the values of Camp Moshiach. Each brings warmth, creativity, and a genuine love for working with children. All staff undergo training in child safety, first aid, and Chabad educational philosophy before the summer begins.
Camp Moshiach upholds the highest standards of tznius, language, and conduct. All music played is Jewish or instrumental. Dress code follows Chabad guidelines. Our programming is designed to strengthen each camper's Jewish identity and pride.