Camp Yavneh

05/15/2026

Nothing like a ruach-filled Shabbat Shalom from Kerem ‘25! 6 more weeks until your first Shabbat on Na’aleh 🤍🌅

04/23/2026

We’re so excited to welcome Josh Micley as Camp Yavneh’s next Rosh Machaneh, starting May 4! 🎉 From camper to staff to leader, Josh brings a deep love for Yavneh and a big vision for Kayitz ’26 and beyond.

Come meet him at an upcoming gathering in NYC, DC, or Boston—connect, ask questions, and be part of what’s ahead. Whether you’re a camper, parent, alum, or friend of Yavneh, we’d love to see you there!

RSVP at www.campyavneh.org/events/meetjosh

04/20/2026

A Yom HaZikaron message from Rosh Maalot ‘24 Aviv Nisim🤍

04/06/2026

04/01/2026

Chag Sameach from Camp Yavneh! May we continue to celebrate in every generation.

03/31/2026

Please join us in welcoming Josh Micley (Kerem ‘06) as Camp Yavneh’s next Director!
Josh is a proud Yavneh alum, former camper and staff member, and part of a multi-generational Yavneh family. His deep personal connection to camp, combined with his leadership experience in both educational and camp settings, makes him a perfect fit to lead us into the future.
Read more about Josh at www.campyavneh.org/joshmicley

03/30/2026

At Camp Yavneh every camper has the opportunity to do what they love—playing sports, painting, singing, swimming; everyone gets a chance to shine. Enjoy this beautiful performance of Ki Karov, arranged and taught by our incredible Kerem chanichim, from Maccabiah.

03/11/2026

It’s Wednesday!!!! That means…🥁🥁🥁…achla yom!!! Shoutout Gefen for dominating the dunk tank at Kerem Carnival.

03/06/2026

A throwback Shabbat Shalom from Kerem ‘24. We are so excited to welcome you back as Chadashim ‘26!

03/05/2026

Big news: the Camp Yavneh Alumni Board is officially launching! Our mission is to keep the Yavneh community strong long after our summers at camp and help ensure future campers get to experience the same magic we did. ’Dor - from reconnecting alumni to building new traditions together, we’re excited for what’s ahead. ’Dor