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Age Groups
Grade Entering |
Boys Group |
Girls Group Names |
3rd, 4th and 5th |
Moses |
Ruth |
6th and 7th |
Dan |
Rebecca |
8th and 9th |
Abe |
Leah |
10th |
TAC |
TAC |
11th |
CIT |
CIT |
Grades 3-8
Our youngest Unit, Moses and Ruth consists of campers who are entering the 3rd, 4th and 5th grade. These young campers live in bunks of ten to thirteen campers and 2-3 staff.
Our middle Unit, Dan and Rebecca is made up of campers entering the 6th and 7th grade and also live in bunks of ten to thirteen campers and 2-3 staff.
The oldest Unit, Abe and Leah is composed of campers entering the 7th and 8th grades. The 7th graders live in bunks of ten to thirteen campers and 2-3 staff. The 8th graders, Upper Abe and Upper Leah live in large tents with four to five campers and one to two counselor.
About Tents
The tents are set on elevated wooden platforms, are water repellant, and are provided with an extra fly to keep them cool during the day and warm at night. Both the bunks and the tents have electricity and lots of cubby space for comfortable, cozy living in a pleasant, friendly atmosphere. Ask for our video and get a tour of the tents!
Grade 10
Teenage Age Camp (TAC) consists of who are entering 10th grade. These campers enjoy a separate area of camp.
TAC campers enjoy the coolest in day trips and overnight extended trips. They enjoy an exciting schedule of activities, they individualize their entire schedule, and choose from activities like softball, soccer, mountain-biking, ceramics, music, woodworking, photography, swimming, boating, and more. They enjoy late night Oneg Shabbat programming and awesome evening entertainment!
Increasingly, as teens prepare for the future and look ahead to higher education, the Camp's special Social Action Programming and Teen Leadership Training provide meaningful experiences that round out any college applications.
Counselor-In-Training Program (CIT)
The Counselor In Training Program is for the camper who is almost ready to make the transition to becoming a member of the Camp Edward Isaacs Staff Team. They experience first rate training from Senior Counselors and the Teen Leadership Director. The summer is broken up into three two week segments. One week working in a cabin with a senior counselor, two weeks working in a specialty area, and two weeks in a support position. They also experience the best in day trips and overnight extended trips and participate in much of the same programming as the TAC campers.
Summer Address: 200 Nicholson Road,
Holmes, NY 12531, Ph. 845-878-6885,
Fax 845-878-4033, e-mail: director@campedi.com
Off-Season Address: Central Queens YM-YWHA, 67-09 108th
Street, Forest Hills, NY 11375, Ph. 718-268-5011 Fax 718-793-0515, e-mail:
director@campedi.com