Camp Shalom, established in 1968, is a day camp sponsored by the Central Kentucky Jewish Federation. Activities are geared to encourage unity, fun, and learning for children 4 through 10 years of age.

Each week of camp has a unique theme that activities relate back to. Our days are filled with sports, art, storytelling, swimming, shiur (learning), games, special projects and more. At the end of each fun-filled week, we welcome the Sabbath together with candles, blessings, songs and Shabbat traditions. Children of all denominations are invited to attend. More about Camp Shalom

Camp Gesher (meaning bridge), established in 2005, is for campers ages 11-13. At this age, campers need to express their individuality as well as relate to a strong peer-group experience. This program works to build a sense of mutual responsibility and cooperation and strengthen their Jewish identity.

Gesher activities support these goals. Campers actively participate in weekly Shabbat services, create unique art projects, chugim (daily elective activities including art, photography, cooking and more), sports, low ropes course, nature hikes, swimming, fishing and more. More about Gesher