Camp Ramah in Wisconsin is a Conservative Jewish overnight camp on Upper Lake Buckatabon in Conover, established in 1947 as the first Ramah camp. Serving campers entering grades 3–11 in sessions from two weeks to eight weeks, it blends swimming, arts, sports and outdoor adventures like hiking and tubing with immersive Jewish learning and culture. It is a nonprofit Jewish camp.
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★★★★★Warren RosenblattWas there in camp Ramah summer of 1975. Greatest summer ever ! Fantastic campsite !
★★★★★Beth LonderMy kiddo LOVED their first overnight camp experience last year!!! DEFINITELY part of our summer plans this summer, too!!!💖
★★★★★Yo Man Seahawks FanIncredible experience counselors really care about you I had a big part in Annie it was so much fun in Hebrew color war is best absolutely recommend to all Jewish teens and pre-teens. It feels like a second home.
★★★★★Math? Music!If you are a middle-of-the-road conservative Jewish child or teenager, being a camper or counselor (or more) at the summer overnight Camp Ramah in Wisconsin will be a fundamentally, unforgettable experience in your life. You will make lifelong friends, have fun, learn a bit, and live the Jewish life for up to eight weeks. Trust me. I'm decades older than a teen, went to this camp a total of 7 summers, and still am influenced by it and have friends from Ramah.
★★Elliot SolomonI went to this camp for 2 years. Overall it was good over all. I just hated that they would not allow me to skip out on swimming. They ended up always ended up waiting till i got to camp before they told me that I had to swim. I had so many conversations with them about it. They also called my parent to try to get them to force me to go for a 3rd year. Be careful when talking to some of the people.