Camp Yomi | FAQ - 92NY, New York

Our day camp takes place on our beautiful, 50-acre campground in Pearl River (Rockland County), New York, and is only a 20-minute drive from the George Washington Bridge. Take a virtual, 360-degree tour of our camp.

We transport campers in air-conditioned Academy Coach Buses with seat belts and restrooms onboard. There are several centralized pickup locations throughout Manhattan. We accommodate the needs of working parents with drop-off times as early as 8 am, and pickups as late as 5:45 pm.

Absolutely. We believe the camp day begins on the bus. Our staff greets campers at the bus location and accompanies them on the round-trip ride to the campground. We sing songs and play games along the way.

Campers enjoy a daily program designed around their age, needs, interests and abilities. They all participate in a wide range of activities, including two daily swim sessions (instructional and recreational), and three or four group activity periods where options include soccer, basketball, ceramics, archery, fine arts, music, a visiting artist series, and much more. Visit our page to view a sample week at our camp.

Our experienced staff members are passionate about working with children. Our counselors are chosen for their maturity and energy. Our specialists are skilled in the areas they teach. Our unit supervisors are caring educators. They are all sensitive to children’s needs and share a commitment to our camp philosophy and program.

Camp Yomi is divided into five age-appropriate units, ages 5 to 9, with 10 groups typically in a unit. Each group in Yomi is co-ed, has an average of 15 campers and has two to five counselors, depending upon the age of the campers and the group size. Head counselors oversee two to three groups each. We always honor requests for campers to be placed with their friends.

Yes!

Our flexible registration options allow campers to experience camp for any amount of time—from two weeks to the whole summer. While the first two registered weeks must be consecutive, how your child spends the remaining selected weeks is completely up to you. So go ahead and book that family vacation—92NY Camps will be waiting when you get back.

Daily options include sports and physical activities like gymnastics, flag football, basketball, floor hockey, volleyball, archery, zip line, tower climbing, and high/low ropes course challenges. Creative activities include music, drama, digital photography, filmmaking, jewelry-making, ceramics, cooking, painting and drawing. There are also sessions on nature and Jewish Culture. We collaborate with organizations like Tennis Innovators, Super Soccer Stars, the Baseball Center, and Zing! Take a look at our list of activities.

All campers swim twice each day. The first swim period is devoted to Red Cross-certified swim instruction, and the second is a free swim. We have three large in-ground pools, two of which are designated as teaching pools for beginning and intermediate swimmers. Children are evaluated in the first week during the instructional swim session, and placed in an appropriate swim group. The pools are staffed by water safety instructors and certified American Red Cross lifeguards.

Two afternoons each week, third- and fourth-grade campers enjoy a specialized activity of their choice, called Yomi-lectives. The list of available Yomi-lectives is sent to families in the spring. We offer a variety of sports, arts and special interest electives.

Yes! Discover Camp offers a 5-day, 4-night sleepaway camp experience that gives your child a taste of sleepaway camp as they enjoy traditional day camp the rest of the summer. Visit our sleepaway camp page to learn more.

Camp Ilanot offers the closest experience to a summer in Israel—and all in Hebrew! Visit our program page to learn more.

Camps Tova and Bari Tov are specially designed to give each child a rewarding summer experience filled with growth and unforgettable moments. Visit our program page to learn more.

Camp tuition includes round-trip transportation from any of our bus stops in Manhattan, towel service, hot lunch, snack, a camp t-shirt, camp water bottle and the best summer ever!

Day camp expenses may qualify for a tax credit under Child and Dependent Care Credit. For more information, please view this IRS or Forbes article.

We offer extended care at the 92NY building 5:45-6:45 pm for an additional but modest fee. Extended care is hosted in a classroom setting where experienced camp counselors will engage your child with small crafts, games and movies.

Yes! We offer the following sibling discounts for our camps:

2nd camper – $100 discount
3rd camper – $150 discount
4th camper – $200 discount

92NY is a Jewish cultural institution that is inclusive of all people. In camp, our goal is to bring the beauty of Jewish Values to our campers in a universal way. Campers experience these values through our Jewish culture curriculum, and regular camp activities. Jewish music brings us together through familiar and new songs. Each Friday, we have a musical Shabbat celebration where we celebrate our weekly achievements and look forward to resting in anticipation of realizing next week’s potential!

In addition, all food served at our campground is kosher. If you have any questions about our Jewish programming, please don't hesitate to contact us!

We want to make our programs work for you! Need-based financial assistance for 92NY programs is available on a case-by-case basis, and we welcome your application.

Email or call 212.415.5699.

Yes, we do! Camp tuition is fully refundable through December 31, 2024. After December 31, 2024 through April 15, camp tuition is refundable, less a $500 administrative fee. After April 15, 2025, there are no refunds.

Your camper’s safety is our first priority. From ensuring kids wear seatbelts on the buses to and from camp to staffing security guards daily throughout our campgrounds, we’ll keep your child safe. In addition, all staff are required to wear 92NY branded camp t-shirts to identify them as authorized adults, and Leadership Staff have camp-issued phones with walkie-talkie capabilities for easy communication within and beyond the campgrounds. All visitors to camp must have prior approval, and adults must have camper ID codes and be on an authorized pick-up list when they pick up their camper at the end of the day.

Yes, you can! Visit our online store at Pack for Camp to find the color and style that you prefer. We offer options for every camp, and every camper.

Camp Address
Rockland County
Orangeburg, NY 10962
Winter Office
1395 Lexington Avenue
New York, NY 10128
For more information,
email or call us at 212.415.5573.

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