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Camp JCC

Tampa, FL

Camp JCC Details

13009 Community Campus Drive
Tampa, FL 33625

813-769-4748

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Affiliated with Tampa Jewish Community Center

Day Camp

Camp accepts special needs children on a case by case basis.

Session Lengths: 4 Weeks, 8 Weeks

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The Camp JCC Story

Camp JCC provides a fun and dynamic summer program where your camper will gain memories that will last a lifetime. Nestled on our 22-acre campus, campers will experience a warm and nurturing environment where they feel comfortable exploring new ideas and experiencing new activities. It is our mission to promote self-esteem, positive values, personal growth, and a strong Jewish identity in addition to fostering spiritual and personal growth through learning new skills, interacting with others, and planting the seeds to establish lifelong friendships and memories. Your child will also benefit from well-trained, diverse, and qualified staff who are dedicated to the personal growth of each camper in their care. Each year we welcome a shaliach to come share and educate our campers on Israeli culture. All staff members participate in extensive and thorough training to prepare them for their specific role at camp.

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Why We Host Schlichim

"Hosting Shlichim during the summers remains a wonderful experience for our family. Each year we meet dynamic and fascinating young Israelis with whom we maintain contact long after the summer has gone. Our kids are the greatest beneficiaries of the experience, finding in the Shlichim individuals who they come to regard as older siblings. It is an event we look forward to every year with good reason and plan on continuing for years to come."

- Soberman Family, The Jack and Pat Kay Centre Camp, Prosserman JCC

Connecting with Israel

“Although it was so new, Israel brought upon me a familiar sense of belonging much like what I feel at Camp Chi every summer. The ability to be in a place where one feels so free and proud to be a Jew is a feeling that makes me so proud to be involved in my Jewish heritage.” - Joshua Krawitz, 17, Camp Chi, JCC Chicago