Camp L'man Achai
Private
Camp L'man Achai is an Orthodox Jewish overnight camp for boys ages 8-16 in Andes, in the Catskills overlooking the Pepacton Reservoir. Founded in 1992, it pairs an enriched Jewish atmosphere with traditional recreation and outdoor adventure, and provides Glatt Kosher and other dietary accommodations. It aims to deepen campers' connection to Judaism while building friendships.
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 L'man Achai directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★MenachemOMG!!! Best thing that has ever happened to me!! So much fun!! There wasn't a second I wasn't having fun totally worth my money!! I came from Israel to the best experience of my life
★Carter AndersonManagement doesn’t respect nature. Leaves garbage in the lake. Run down buildings. Light pollution and sound pollution negatively impacting wildlife. What sort of behavior is being taught to campers?
★Maria GordonVery loud at night, we can hear them across the lake after 10pm. Campers have left garbage and water bottles in the lake.
★★★★★mendy hershkopAmazing food, amazing staff, amazing grounds and lake. The camp and staff really care about every single camper. they have really fun activities like sports, pottery, wood burning, swimming, boating, fishing, and a inflatable with 3 slides and a rock climbing wall and a place to jump (10 feet into the water), archery, lazer tag, a game room, challa baking every Friday and almost no mosquitoes. and the view is amazing. There is learning class 2 times a day where they teach jewish subjects and they learn all about Judaism, and the Friday nights are something to remember forever.
★★★★★Muli goproI Went here as a kid was the greatest decision of my life. The grounds are out of this world. Beautiful lake, Amazing staff, they show how awesome being jewish is, fun trips, food…the list goes on and on. Every jewish boy should go here!