
Camp Chaverim
Private
Orthodox Jewish (Yeshiva) sleepaway camp for boys in Fannettsburg, about two hours west of Baltimore, drawing campers from cities across the U.S. and Canada. Combines Torah learning sessions (morning seder, hands-on halacha) with a broad range of recreational activities, staffed by Beis Medrash counselors; maintains a zero-tolerance bullying policy.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Camp Chaverim directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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I have been to multiple camps, and this is my favorite one by far. the 3 years that i spent in chaverim will remain with me throughout my life. the achdus and feeling part of something in this camp is truly unmatchable.
Summer 2019 I went to camp Chaviem to be part of the Masmidim Bunk and had a great time
We rented this space for a synagogue retreat and it was fantastic! It had everything we needed for a fun-filled weekend. There was boating, fishing, a swimming pool, basketball, tennis, a baseball diamond, a laser tag/paintball field, swings, and a central communal hall that we used for meals and for hanging out. There was also ping pong, fooseball, and plenty of board games. The facilities were rustic (as expected) but every cabin and the main hall were air conditioned (which we probably didnt even need because the mountain weather was perfect) and were very comfortable. The dining and kitchen facilities were great and we were able to prepare food for 30 people without issue. The beis medrash was fully stocked with siddurim and plenty of reading material. The best part is that everything is right near each other so it was very easy for us to bring small children. All in all, would definitely recommend Camp Chaverim for any retreat or family reunion. Very easy to get to, just off the PA Turnpike.
Great camp, my son has gone a couple times. Once as a camper and now as a "masmid" bochur.


