Hebrew Immersion Program

Summer 2026

Kindercamp

The happiest place to start your camp journey

Kindercamp is a joyful, nurturing introduction to Camp Keff where campers build friendships, confidence, and independence through play, creativity, and routine. Specifically curated for our youngest campers (Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten) to bridge the gap between preschool and “big kid” camp.

Program Highlights

Splash & Swim

Regular water play and swimming instruction build confidence and safety skills early on.

Gentle Beginnings

A nurturing camp environment helps young campers build confidence, routines, and early friendships at their own pace.

Community Building

Weekly themes like Chaverut (Friendship) help campers practice sharing, teamwork, and being a good friend.

Dates & Weekly Themes

Week 1: Building Together

*No camp on June 19 – Juneteenth

Focus: Friendship, routines, and cooperative play
Campers learn how to build friendships and projects together.

Planned activities

  • DIY Craft Craze: Pixelated brick art and catapult painting to practice sharing materials and creating side by side
  • STEM: Edible engineering challenges and simple DIY cannons that introduce cause and effect
  • Sports & Games: Castle ball and scorpion tag that emphasize teamwork and turn taking

Specialty experience

  • Coderev: Early coding concepts taught through movement, patterns, and sequencing games designed for young learners

Cultural experience

  • Pickle making and matkot, a popular Israeli beach paddle sport, blending hands-on fun with shared traditions and cooperation

Week 2: Communicating Together

Focus: Expression, listening, and connection

Planned activities

  • XL Games: Human foosball and nine square that encourage nonverbal communication and teamwork
  • Art: Beaded wire plants and optical illusion art that spark conversation
  • STEM: DIY arcade games and paper torches

Specialty experience

  • Drumming: Exploring rhythm, listening, and group coordination through percussion

Cultural experiences

  • Catchball and self-portrait art exploring identity and expression

Campers practice sharing ideas and listening to others.

Don’t miss our annual Camp Keff Family Pool Party on Wed., 6/24!

Week 3: Working Together

*No camp on July 3 – Independence Day observed

Focus: Cooperation and shared problem solving

Planned activities

  • Food Chemistry Wizards: Nature resist tie dye and decoden art combining creativity and playful science
  • STEM: Egg crash cars and 3D design glasses that require testing ideas together
  • Sports & Games: Inflatable gaga and target-based challenges

Specialty experience

  • Karate: Balance, focus, respect, and self-control through age-appropriate martial arts

Cultural experiences

  • Chopped Israel–style teamwork and DIY claw machine cups

Campers learn that teamwork helps everyone succeed.

Week 4: Creating Together

Focus: Imagination, creativity, and design

Planned activities

  • Keff on the Farm: Stained glass and mandala rock creatures inspired by nature
  • STEM: Circuits and straw rockets introducing early engineering
  • Sports & Games: Giant sports and Pac Man tag

Specialty experience

  • Art & Soul: Creative expression through movement and art

Cultural experiences

  • Coral reef conservation and drip irrigation projects

Campers explore creativity while respecting others’ ideas.

Week 5: Moving Together

Focus: Confidence, coordination, and active play

Planned activities

  • Toyology: Record painting and paper mache art inspired by toys and motion
  • STEM: Bridge engineering challenges
  • Sports & Games: Mini golf courses and pool noodle adventures

Specialty experience

  • Zumba: Joyful dance focusing on rhythm and movement

Cultural experiences

  • Shark Tank Israel and tasting tzabar treats

Campers build confidence through movement.

Week 6: Sharing Together

Focus: Sharing, food, and community

Planned activities

  • Tapigami: Paper engineering, slingshot art, and color shadow art
  • STEM: Balloon hovercrafts and DIY zoetropes
  • Sports & Games: Messy team challenges and relay-style games

Specialty experience

  • Junior Chef Stars: Simple cooking projects emphasizing safety and teamwork

Cultural experiences

  • LEGO landmark challenges and 3D building

Campers experience the joy of sharing food and time together.

Week 7: Performing Together

Focus: Expression, imagination, and confidence

Planned activities

  • Detective Camp: Straw mosaic art, neon art, and mystery-based challenges
  • STEM: Cardboard grabbers and DIY water filters
  • Sports & Games: Star Wars ball and human frogger

Specialty experience

  • Circus Arts: Juggling, balance, and performance skills

Cultural experiences

  • Exploring the shuk (market) and Israel through the ages

Campers gain confidence by expressing themselves.

Join us at our annual Shabbat Family Picnic on Fri., 7/31!

Week 8: Growing Together

Focus: Reflection, kindness, and personal growth

Planned activities

  • Edible Art: Paper quilling and resin art
  • STEM: Magnet making and DIY Airzookas
  • Sports & Games: Mario Kart flag races and pizza tag

Specialty experience

  • Playwell LEGO: Guided LEGO engineering and problem solving

Cultural experiences

  • Tzedakah (charitable giving) projects and candle dipping

Campers reflect on how they grow by helping others.

Week 9: Discovering Together

Focus: Curiosity and exploration

Planned activities

  • Art: Embroidery and metal tooling
  • STEM: Terrarium ecosystems
  • Sports & Games: Galaxy ball and wipeout

Specialty experience

  • Spy Camp: Observation games, teamwork missions, and problem solving

Cultural experiences

  • Resin hamsa art and relay games across Israel

Campers celebrate curiosity and discovery.

Week 10: Shalom Week

Focus: Closing out the summer through friendship and celebration

Planned Field Trips

  • SF Zoo
  • Randall Museum
  • Lawrence Hall of Science
  • Subpar Golf (Alameda)
  • The Plex

Activities are subject to change.

Weekly Tuition & Multi-Week Savings

  • Core Day (9:00 am – 3:00 pm):
    • $650 (Member) | $700 (Public)
  • Extended Day (8:00 am – 6:00 pm):
    • $825 (Member) | $875 (Public)

(Note: Week 1 & Week 3 are 4-day weeks and are prorated).

Save even more with Multi-Week Discounts (per camper):

  • 4-5 Weeks: $100 off
  • 6-7 Weeks: $200 off
  • 8+ weeks: $400 off

Discounts will automatically be applied at checkout.

Yomah

Discovery, friendship, and big-time fun.

Yomah campers are ready for more action! This program encourages First and Second graders to expand their horizons. We blend high-energy activities with moments of creative focus, helping campers build skills in cooperation and resilience.

Program Highlights

Immersive Activities

Deep dives into athletics, science experiments, and art projects that encourage self-expression.

Growing Independence

Campers take on more responsibility through structured group activities and choice-based challenges.

First Overnights

A beloved tradition! Yomah features uniquely themed overnights during Week 2 and Week 5, creating unforgettable memories.

Dates & Weekly Themes

Week 1: Building Together

*No camp on June 19 – Juneteenth

Focus: Friendship, routines, and cooperative play

Planned activities

  • DIY Craft Craze: Multi-step art projects that require planning, sequencing, and teamwork
  • STEM: Edible engineering challenges and DIY cannons with testing, redesign, and group reflection
  • Sports & Games: Castle ball and scorpion tag with strategy and team roles

Specialty experience

  • Coderev: Logic, sequencing, and pattern-based challenges using movement and group problem solving

Cultural experiences

  • Pickle making and matkot, a popular Israeli beach paddle sport, emphasizing cooperation, patience, and shared outcomes

Campers learn how strong teams are built through communication and trust.

Week 2: Communicating Together

Focus: Expression, listening, and teamwork

Planned activities

  • XL Games: Human foosball and nine square with strategic communication and coordination
  • Art: Optical illusion art and wire sculpture focused on visual storytelling
  • STEM: DIY arcade games and paper torches that require explanation and collaboration

Specialty experience

  • Drumming: Rhythm, timing, and group synchronization through percussion ensembles

Cultural experiences

  • Self-portrait art and catchball exploring identity, empathy, and communication

Campers practice expressing ideas clearly and listening to others.

Don’t miss our annual Camp Keff Family Pool Party on Wed., 6/24!

Week 3: Working Together

*No camp on July 3 – Independence Day observed

Focus: Cooperation and shared problem solving

Planned activities

  • Food Chemistry Wizards: Creative food science experiments and design-based art projects
  • STEM: Egg crash cars and 3D design challenges requiring testing and redesign
  • Sports & Games: Inflatable gaga and cooperative target-based games

Specialty experience

  • Karate: Balance, focus, respect, and self-control through age-appropriate martial arts

Cultural experiences

  • Chopped Israel–style teamwork and DIY claw machine cups

Campers learn that teamwork helps everyone succeed.

Week 4: Creating Together

Focus: Imagination, creativity, and design

Planned activities

  • Keff on the Farm: Nature-inspired art and sustainability-based STEM projects
  • STEM: Circuits and straw rockets with experimentation and refinement
  • Sports & Games: Giant sports and Pac Man tag requiring coordination and teamwork

Specialty experience

  • Art & Soul: Expressive movement and creative workshops focused on collaboration

Cultural experiences

  • Coral reef conservation and drip irrigation projects connecting creativity to responsibility

Campers create meaningful projects while valuing diverse ideas.

Week 5: Moving Together

Focus: Confidence, coordination, and active play

Planned activities

  • Toyology: Design-based art and engineering challenges inspired by toys and motion
  • STEM: Bridge engineering with testing and group problem solving
  • Sports & Games: Mini golf design courses and pool noodle adventures

Specialty experience

  • Zumba: Rhythm-based movement emphasizing coordination and endurance

Cultural experiences

  • Shark Tank Israel and tasting tzabar treats highlighting creativity and innovation

Campers build confidence through active collaboration.

Week 6: Gathering Together

Focus: Sharing, food, and community

Planned activities

  • Tapigami: Paper engineering, slingshot art, and color shadow art
  • STEM: Balloon hovercrafts and DIY zoetropes
  • Sports & Games: Messy team challenges and relay-style games

Specialty experience

  • Junior Chef Stars: Simple cooking projects emphasizing safety and teamwork

Cultural experiences

  • LEGO landmark challenges connecting food, culture, and community

Campers experience how shared meals build community.

Week 7: Performing Together

Focus: Expression, imagination, and confidence

Planned activities

  • Detective Camp: Logic-based challenges and creative investigation projects
  • STEM: Cardboard engineering and DIY water filtration systems
  • Sports & Games: Star Wars ball and human frogger emphasizing coordination

Specialty experience

  • Circus Arts: Skill progression in juggling, balance, and performance

Cultural experiences

  • Exploring the shuk (market) and Israel through historical and cultural lenses

Campers build confidence through performance and presentation.

Join us at our annual Shabbat Family Picnic on Fri., 7/31!

Week 8: Growing Together

Focus: Reflection, kindness, and personal growth

Planned activities

  • Edible Art: Advanced food-based art projects combining creativity and design
  • STEM: Magnet making and Airzooka builds exploring force and motion
  • Sports & Games: Mario Kart team races and strategy-based tag games

Specialty experience

  • Playwell LEGO: Engineering challenges requiring planning and teamwork

Cultural experiences

  • Tzedakah (charitable giving) projects and candle dipping focused on giving and reflection

Campers reflect on how they grow as individuals and as a group.

Week 9: Discovering Together

Focus: Curiosity and exploration

Planned activities

  • Art: Embroidery and metal tooling with increased complexity
  • STEM: Terrarium ecosystems exploring environmental systems
  • Sports & Games: Galaxy ball and wipeout emphasizing teamwork

Specialty experience

  • Spy Camp: Observation missions, strategy challenges, and collaborative problem solving

Cultural experiences

  • Resin hamsa art and Israel-themed relay challenges

Campers celebrate curiosity and discovery through exploration.

Week 10: Shalom Week

Focus: Closing out the summer through friendship and celebration

Planned Field Trips

  • SF Zoo
  • Randall Museum
  • Lawrence Hall of Science
  • Subpar Golf (Alameda)
  • The Plex

Activities are subject to change.

Weekly Tuition & Multi-Week Savings

  • Core Day (9:00 am – 3:00 pm):
    • $650 (Member) | $700 (Public)
  • Extended Day (8:00 am – 6:00 pm):
    • $825 (Member) | $875 (Public)

(Note: Week 1 & Week 3 are 4-day weeks and are prorated).

Save even more with Multi-Week Discounts (per camper):

  • 4-5 Weeks: $100 off
  • 6-7 Weeks: $200 off
  • 8+ weeks: $400 off

Discounts will automatically be applied at checkout.

Kadima

Adventure, choice and leadership.

Kadima (“forward” in Hebrew) is designed for 3rd through 5th graders who are ready to take the lead. This program balances the beloved traditions of camp with the freedom to explore personal interests through our advanced specialty options.

Program Highlights

Big Challenges

Campers tackle advanced projects, competitive games, and real-world problem solving that stretch confidence and skills.

Exclusive Field Trips

Weekly off-site adventures create unforgettable shared memories and keep the excitement high all summer long.

Overnight Camping

During Week 2 and Week 5, campers enjoy overnight camping trips, fostering independence and deeper bonds with their chaverim (friends).

Dates & Weekly Themes

Week 1: Building Together

*No camp on June 19 – Juneteenth

Focus: Leadership, collaboration, and design thinking

Planned activities

  • DIY Craft Craze: Advanced multi-step art projects requiring planning, delegation, and execution
  • STEM: Engineering challenges emphasizing iteration, testing, and accountability
  • Sports & Games: Strategic team games requiring communication and trust

Specialty experience

  • Coderev: Logic, sequencing, and pattern-based challenges using movement and group problem solving

Cultural experiences

  • Pickle making and matkot, a popular Israeli beach paddle sport, emphasizing cooperation, patience, and shared outcomes

Field Trip: Tech Interactive
A hands-on museum experience where campers explore interactive exhibits focused on science, technology, and creative problem-solving.

Campers learn how strong teams are built through communication and trust.

Week 2: Communicating Together

Focus: Strategic communication and group leadership

Planned activities

  • XL Games: Competitive large-scale games requiring coordination and leadership
  • Art: Visual storytelling and design-focused art projects
  • STEM: Complex arcade builds and design challenges

Specialty experience

  • Drumming: Ensemble-based rhythm and leadership through music

Cultural experiences

  • Self-portrait art and catchball exploring identity, empathy, and communication

Campers practice leading with clarity and listening with intention.

Don’t miss our annual Camp Keff Family Pool Party on Wed., 6/24!

Week 3: Working Together

*No camp on July 3 – Independence Day observed

Focus: Accountability, perseverance, and team success

Planned activities

  • Food Chemistry Wizards: Advanced experiments combining science and creativity
  • STEM: Engineering challenges with role assignments and redesign
  • Sports & Games: Competitive team sports with strategy

Specialty experience

  • Karate: Discipline, focus, and resilience through structured practice

Cultural experiences

  • Chopped Israel–style challenges emphasizing leadership and collaboration

Campers learn that strong teams depend on accountability.

Week 4: Creating Together

Focus: Innovation, creativity, and stewardship

Planned activities

  • Keff on the Farm: Sustainability-focused design and environmental STEM
  • STEM: Advanced circuits and engineering challenges
  • Sports & Games: Large-scale team competitions

Specialty experience

  • Art & Soul: Creative expression with peer feedback and reflection

Cultural experiences

  • Conservation and resource management projects

Campers innovate while caring for their environment.

Week 5: Moving Together

Focus: Endurance, teamwork, and challenge

Planned activities

  • Toyology: Design thinking through kinetic art and engineering
  • STEM: Bridge engineering with performance testing
  • Sports & Games: Mini golf design courses and pool noodle adventures

Specialty experience

  • Zumba: High-energy movement focused on coordination and stamina

Cultural experiences

  • Shark Tank Israel and tasting tzabar treats highlighting creativity and innovation

Campers build confidence through shared physical challenges.

Week 6: Gathering Together

Focus: Sharing, food, and community

Planned activities

  • Tapigami: Paper engineering, slingshot art, and color shadow art
  • STEM: Balloon hovercrafts and DIY zoetropes
  • Sports & Games: Messy team challenges and relay-style games

Specialty experience

  • Junior Chef Stars: Simple cooking projects emphasizing safety and teamwork

Cultural experiences

  • LEGO landmark challenges connecting food, culture, and community

Campers experience how shared meals build community.

Week 7: Performing Together

Focus: Expression, imagination, and confidence

Planned activities

  • Detective Camp: Logic-based challenges and creative investigation projects
  • STEM: Cardboard engineering and DIY water filtration systems
  • Sports & Games: Star Wars ball and human frogger emphasizing coordination

Specialty experience

  • Circus Arts: Skill progression in juggling, balance, and performance

Cultural experiences

  • Exploring the shuk (market) and Israel through historical and cultural lenses

Campers build confidence through performance and presentation.

Join us at our annual Shabbat Family Picnic on Fri., 7/31!

Week 8: Growing Together

Focus: Reflection, kindness, and personal growth

Planned activities

  • Edible Art: Advanced food-based art projects combining creativity and design
  • STEM: Magnet making and Airzooka builds exploring force and motion
  • Sports & Games: Mario Kart team races and strategy-based tag games

Specialty experience

  • Playwell LEGO: Engineering challenges requiring planning and teamwork

Cultural experiences

  • Tzedakah (charitable giving) projects and candle dipping focused on giving and reflection

Campers reflect on how they grow as individuals and as a group.

Week 9: Discovering Together

Focus: Curiosity and exploration

Planned activities

  • Art: Embroidery and metal tooling with increased complexity
  • STEM: Terrarium ecosystems exploring environmental systems
  • Sports & Games: Galaxy ball and wipeout emphasizing teamwork

Specialty experience

  • Spy Camp: Observation missions, strategy challenges, and collaborative problem solving

Cultural experiences

  • Resin hamsa art and Israel-themed relay challenges

Campers celebrate curiosity and discovery through exploration.

Week 10: Shalom Week

Focus: Closing out the summer through friendship and celebration

Planned Field Trips

  • SF Zoo
  • Randall Museum
  • Lawrence Hall of Science
  • Subpar Golf (Alameda)
  • The Plex

Activities are subject to change.

Weekly Tuition & Multi-Week Savings

  • Core Day (9:00 am – 3:00 pm):
    • $650 (Member) | $700 (Public)
  • Extended Day (8:00 am – 6:00 pm):
    • $825 (Member) | $875 (Public)

Note: Week 1 & Week 3 are 4-day weeks and are prorated.

Save even more with Multi-Week Discounts (per camper):

  • 4-5 Weeks: $100 off
  • 6-7 Weeks: $200 off
  • 8+ weeks: $400 off

Discounts will automatically be applied at checkout.

Keff Adventures

The ultimate teen experience: New destinations every day.

Rising 6th through 9th graders need space to explore, and Keff Adventures delivers. With a 1:10 staff-to-camper ratio, this travel-based camp takes teens across the Bay Area for action-packed field trips, team challenges, and social growth.

Program Highlights

Off-Site Exploration

Campers spend their days exploring the Bay Area through exciting, teen-focused field trips.

Real Independence

A program designed for autonomy, responsibility, and navigating new experiences with peers.

Unforgettable Thrills

High-energy adventures—from amusement parks to indoor skydiving—deliver standout moments all summer long.

Weekly Adventure Schedule

Week 1

*No camp on June 19th – Juneteenth

This week is packed with adventures that push limits, spark creativity, and bring the group closer through shared experiences.

  • Resin Art Workshop (The Wonder Workshop): Create bold, one-of-a-kind resin art by mixing colors, layering designs, and learning hands-on techniques. You’ll leave with a finished piece that’s totally your own.
  • Steamed Buns Cooking Class: Get hands-on in the kitchen as you learn how to prep, fill, and steam buns from scratch. This class is all about trying something new and enjoying what you make together.
  • Aqua Adventures: A full day of water-based excitement that mixes adrenaline, teamwork, and fun. Expect big energy, new challenges, and lots of time cheering each other on.

Field trips continue to be scheduled and campers can expect up to five each week. Activities are subject to change.

Week 2

Explore how things are made, move nonstop, and show your personal style during a week that blends curiosity, energy, and creativity.

  • Dandelion Chocolate Factory Tour: Go behind the scenes to see how chocolate is made from bean to bar. You’ll learn how real chocolate comes together and get a taste along the way.
  • Urban Air Adventure Park: Jump, climb, and race through trampolines, obstacle courses, and challenge zones. This is a high-energy day built for movement and friendly competition.
  • Paint Shoes Experience at PJCC: Turn a pair of shoes into wearable art. You’ll experiment with color, patterns, and design to create something no one else has.
  • Giants vs A’s Baseball Game—Extended Day: Head to Oracle Park for a live MLB game. Soak in the stadium energy, grab snacks, and enjoy the game with friends.
  • Calibunga Waterpark: Slides, wave pools, and nonstop summer fun. Spend the day cooling off, trying rides, and hanging out together.

Field trips continue to be scheduled and campers can expect up to five each week. Activities are subject to change.

Don’t miss our annual Camp Keff Family Pool Party on Wed., 6/24!

Week 3

This week is all about classic summer fun—big crowds, big splashes, and hands-on creativity shared with friends.

  • Mosaic Lamp Making: Design and build your own mosaic lamp piece by piece. This project blends creativity, patience, and craftsmanship.
  • Round1 Arcade: An arcade packed with bowling, rhythm games, classic machines, and group challenges. Pick your favorites and compete or team up.
  • Kayaking: Hit the water for a guided kayaking adventure. You’ll learn paddling techniques, work as a team, and enjoy being out on the water.
  • Sushi & Dumpling Making: Learn how to roll sushi and fold dumplings in this hands-on cooking experience. It’s all about skill, teamwork, and good food.

Field trips continue to be scheduled and campers can expect up to five each week. Activities are subject to change.

Week 4

This week blends creativity, classic California adventure, and an unforgettable overnight experience, balancing hands-on workshops with iconic coastal fun.

  • Chia Archery Academy: Learn the fundamentals of archery from trained instructors, focusing on form, focus, and precision as you work toward hitting your targets.
  • Ceramics: Get hands-on with clay as you shape, mold, and glaze ceramic pieces, creating something personal from start to finish.
  • Cooking Class: A collaborative cooking experience focused on teamwork, technique, and creativity. Cuisine/topic details coming soon.
  • Roaring Camp Railroad & Overnight Camping: Ride historic steam trains through the redwoods before settling in for an overnight camping experience with campfires, games, and classic camp bonding.
  • Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk: Spend the morning after camping at the iconic Boardwalk enjoying rides, games, and beachside fun.

Field trips continue to be scheduled and campers can expect up to five each week. Activities are subject to change.

Week 5

A culture-rich week that mixes live theater and creative expression, offering campers shared experiences that spark conversation and connection.

  • Beauty and the Beast – National Tour: See Broadway-level theater live as the national tour brings stunning visuals, music, and storytelling to the stage.
  • Cooking Class: A hands-on culinary experience centered on collaboration and trying new techniques. Cuisine/topic details coming soon.

Field trips continue to be scheduled and campers can expect up to five each week. Activities are subject to change.

Week 6

High-energy and skill-focused, this week challenges campers to move, ride, surf, and problem-solve while pushing personal limits.

  • Activate at Stonestown: Move through fast-paced challenge rooms that test agility, memory, teamwork, and strategy.
  • Skateboarding at Rob Skate Academy: Learn skateboarding fundamentals in a supportive environment, focusing on balance, technique, and progression.
  • Surfing Lesson (Extended Day): Learn to surf with professional instructors and take on the challenge of catching waves. This trip is all about trying, wiping out, and trying again.
  • Cooking Class: Another hands-on cooking experience focused on teamwork and creativity. Cuisine/topic details coming soon.

Field trips continue to be scheduled and campers can expect up to five each week. Activities are subject to change.

Week 7

A thrill-packed lineup combining craftsmanship, water adventures, and adrenaline-fueled experiences designed for bold exploration.

  • California’s Great America: Spend the day tackling roller coasters, thrill rides, and classic amusement park favorites with friends.
  • Woodworking: Design and build a woodworking project using real tools under supervision, emphasizing focus and craftsmanship.
  • Cooking Experience: Try new recipes and techniques in a hands-on cooking session focused on creativity and collaboration. Cuisine/topic details coming soon.
  • Stand-up Paddle Boarding: Take to the water for a balance-based paddle boarding adventure that mixes challenge and calm.
  • Indoor Skydiving: Experience the feeling of flight in a vertical wind tunnel. Learn body control, push your comfort zone, and feel the rush.

Field trips continue to be scheduled and campers can expect up to five each week. Activities are subject to change.

Join us at our annual Shabbat Family Picnic on Fri., 7/31!

Week 8

The summer finale delivers iconic Bay Area experiences, high-speed thrills, and unforgettable shared moments to close out the season strong.

  • Golden Gate Bay Cruise & Musée Mécanique: Cruise the Bay with incredible views, then explore a hands-on vintage arcade full of classic games.
  • Six Flags (Extended Day): Big rides, big thrills, and an unforgettable day with friends. This is one of the most adrenaline-filled trips of the summer.
  • Beekeeping: Get up close with bees and learn how they support ecosystems and food systems. It’s fascinating, hands-on, and surprisingly cool.
  • K1 Speed Indoor Kart Racing: Race electric go-karts on a professional indoor track with a focus on safety and friendly competition.

Field trips continue to be scheduled and campers can expect up to five each week. Activities are subject to change.

Weekly Tuition & Multi-Week Savings

  • 9:00 am – 3:00 pm:
    • $775 (Member) | $825 (Public)

Note: Week 1 & Week 3 are 4-day weeks and are prorated.

Save even more with Multi-Week Discounts (per camper):

  • 4-5 Weeks: $100 off
  • 6-7 Weeks: $200 off
  • 8+ weeks: $400 off

Discounts will automatically be applied at checkout.

Kayitz b’Keff Hebrew Immersion

Kayitz b’Keff is Camp Keff’s joyful Hebrew immersion experience for rising TK–5th graders, where friendship, play, and community bring Hebrew to life. From morning greetings to games, songs, and shared adventures, campers are surrounded by Hebrew in ways that feel natural, exciting, and fun.

Summer camp is the perfect place to build language skills. Through everyday camp moments—playing, creating, laughing, and exploring—campers develop real-world Hebrew without it ever feeling like school. Our two-week immersive sessions give campers time to grow confident using Hebrew, form deep friendships, and feel part of a close-knit community where everyone belongs.

Kayitz b’Keff is offered in two session options—New Hebrew Learners and Fluent Hebrew Learners—so every child can participate at the level that feels right for them.

New Hebrew Learners Session (June 29-July 10)

This session is designed for campers who are new to Hebrew or still building foundational skills. Hebrew is woven into the day through songs, games, routines, and hands-on activities, creating a welcoming environment where campers feel supported, encouraged, and successful.

Campers will:

  • Be introduced to Hebrew through play, music, movement, and daily camp routines
  • Build vocabulary and comprehension naturally, without pressure
  • Participate in arts & crafts, STEM, cooking, swimming, and Jewish experiences—all with Hebrew woven in
  • Gain confidence using Hebrew alongside friends at a similar learning stage
  • Be guided by warm, encouraging counselors who model Hebrew in accessible ways

No prior Hebrew experience is required. Campers leave the session with stronger listening skills, growing vocabulary, and increased confidence using Hebrew with friends.

Fluent Hebrew Learners Session (July 27-August 7)

This session is designed for campers who are already comfortable communicating in Hebrew and are ready for a fully immersive Hebrew-speaking environment. Campers spend the day learning, playing, and connecting with peers—all in Hebrew.

Campers will:

  • Engage in full-day Hebrew immersion with fluent peers
  • Participate in specialty programs and activities led entirely in Hebrew
  • Strengthen conversational skills, vocabulary, and cultural fluency
  • Build deep friendships through shared language and experiences
  • Be guided by Hebrew-speaking counselors who bring authenticity, warmth, and Israeli culture into every part of the day

This session strengthens language skills while preserving the joy, silliness, and energy that define Camp Keff summers.

Session Tuition & Multi-Week Savings

  • 2-Week Session Core Day (9:00 am – 3:00 pm):
    • $1500 (Member) | $1600 (Public)
  • 2-Week Session Extended Day (8:00 am – 6:00 pm)
    • $1850 (Member) | $1950 (Public)

Save even more with Multi-Week Discounts (per camper):

  • 4-5 Weeks: $100 off
  • 6-7 Weeks: $200 off
  • 8+ weeks: $400 off

Please note discounts will automatically be applied at checkout.

Leaders in Training (LIT)

Earn while you learn to lead.

The Leaders in Training (LIT) program at Camp Keff is a four-week summer experience for teens ready to take the next step. LITs move from camper to role model through hands-on leadership, working with younger campers, learning from experienced staff, and being part of what makes camp run. Along the way, they build confidence, real-world skills, and strong friendships—while staying rooted in the fun, community, and connection that define Camp Keff.

Why Become a LIT?

Earn While Leading

Complete the program and get paid—earn money for your time, effort, and commitment.

Step Up

Get real training in teamwork, communication, and problem-solving while taking on meaningful responsibility at camp.

Find Your People

Make close friends, be part of a tight crew, and spend your summer surrounded by people who have your back.

Session Info

  • June 15 – July 10 (4 Weeks)
  • Price: $185 (Total for 4-week session)

LITs must be able to commit to and fully participate in all four weeks of the summer program. Due to the training-based and cohort nature of the LIT experience, partial attendance is not permitted. Applicants who are unable to complete the full four-week session will be considered ineligible for the LIT program.

How to Apply

Applications are due by May 8. Acceptance decisions will be shared by email on June 5.

  1. Register Online
    Register for the LIT program using the link below. Program fees are due at the time of registration. (Link coming soon.)
  2. Receive Your Application
    Each Friday, Camp Keff staff will email the LIT application to registered teens.
  3. Complete & Submit
    Follow the instructions in the application email to complete and submit your materials by the stated deadline.
  4. Application Review & Next Steps
    After applications are reviewed, families will receive a determination email.
    • If accepted, the email will include next steps and instructions for scheduling an interview.
    • If not selected this year, the email will include information about receiving a registration fee refund and an invitation to apply again next summer.

Questions? Contact the Youth Office at 650.378.2704 or camps@pjcc.org.