Hill Havurah

Gan Shalom is a Jewish summer camp for children ages 2–5, designed to nurture curiosity, creativity, and early problem-solving skills in a collaborative and joyful environment rooted in Jewish values.

2026 Summer Program

The 2026 Summer program offers eight one-week sessions, giving families the flexibility to build a summer schedule that works best for them. Each week of camp centers on a different Jewish value that guides activities, play, and learning experiences. From Hachnasat Orchim (Welcoming the Guest) to Tikkun Olam (Repairing the World), Gan Shalom fosters an inclusive, kind, and community-oriented space for all children – whether Jewish or not.

Session Themes:

June 22-26 Hachnasat Orchim (Welcoming Guests)

June 29 –  July 3 B’tzelem Elohim (Inclusion and Acceptance)

July 6 – 10 Sh’mirat HaGuf (Caring for the body)

July 13 – 17 Chesed (Kindness)

July 20-24 Tikkun Olam (Repair the world)

July 27-31 Tzedakah (Justice)

August 3-7 Hoda’ah (Gratitude)

August 10-14 Kef (Fun!)

2026 Tuition & Fees

Hill Havurah Members $500/per session

Non Members $625/per session

$250 deposit per session
required to secure your child’s spot

Registration Fee 
$45 non-refundable (non-members only)

FAQs

  • The 2026 program runs for 8 weeks, and families may register for any combination of weeks. A $250 deposit per session is required to secure your spot.
  • Camp tuition is $500 per week for Hill Havurah members and $625 per week for non-members.
  • There is a $45 non-refundable registration fee for non-members.
  • Camp hours are from 8:30 am until 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.
  • Camp is open to all children between the ages 2 and 5 (children must be at least 24-months old upon enrollment).
  • Enrollment is capped at eight in the 2–3-year-old classroom and twelve in the 3.5–5-year-old classroom.
  • All children will have an opportunity to nap.
  • Children must bring a lunch each day. (Vegetarian, no peanuts or tree nuts)
  • Morning and afternoon snacks are provided.

Questions? Please contact Emma Velinsky for more information.