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Thu, Feb 06 2020, 3:54 pm
I am looking to compare camp prices for my son and daughter (coming out of primary and first). Which camps are known to try less hard to impress the kids with lots of paraphernalia and over the top stuff? Do the prices reflect that? Boys only have 1 month while girls have two. Girls day camp is 5-6 hundred per month?! I would appreciate names of specific camps whose prices are on the lower end. Thank you!
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Thu, Feb 06 2020, 6:18 pm
For my boys I found kesher to be well priced. I haven't sent in a few years, so I'm not sure today what the price is.
I sent my girls to cahveiros which I think is one of the more pricey camps.
But for your daughter, you can send to backyard camps at that age for a much better price.
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momof2+?


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Fri, Feb 07 2020, 9:27 am
I spoke to a backyard girls camp director last night. She charges $95 a week, so I imagine that is significantly cheaper than other daycamps. I am still hoping to hear about boys daycamps. I heard that "kesher" may be from the lower end price-wise. Anybody know?
Thanks and have a great Shabbos!
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Fri, Feb 07 2020, 10:27 am
I've found for boys mAh na im may come out cheaper.
When I sent years and years ago, it was the same price as many other camps but went for 5 weeks.
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momof2+?


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Wed, Jan 20 2021, 11:31 pm
I am the original OP and bumping this up for this yr. I ended up sending my kids to backyard type camps last yr, but now I moved and don't have any in my neighborhood.
Which are the better priced camps? Do they have transportation to Toms river?
And why is camp for a 6 yr old so expensive!?!? (The 1 I looked into is $600 each HALF!!! She's perfectly fine with a bunch of craft supplies and a freezepop!)
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Fri, Jan 22 2021, 11:05 am
Aliya is a cheaper camp for boys. They don't try to impress as much.
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Crookshanks


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Fri, Jan 22 2021, 11:12 am
amother [ Copper ] wrote: | The bigger camps charge more bec they rent space, hire lots of staff and lifeguards. A camp owner once wrote an article how it’s hard to even break even.
I love camp Meoros. It’s a smaller big girls camp run by Mrs liss from west gate. Down to earth fun. My girls went there after going to some of the more famous camps and loved it. Their prices are slightly less then other camps. Bec it’s cheaper I think it attracts a more yeshivish crowd which is nice bec the standards are way simpler. I find other camps the head counselors do big things to do break outs. In this camp the kids do the break outs type acrivities. Not sure if there is transportation to Tim’s river. Also not sure if they only start with first grade or second grade. |
I went to Meoros when it was still in a backyard and I loved it. I actually switched to a big day camp one summer for transportation but I went back for second half because I liked Meoros better.
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