Camp Stein
Private
Camp Daisy and Harry Stein is Arizona's only Jewish overnight camp, set in the pines of the Prescott National Forest and owned and operated by Congregation Beth Israel of Scottsdale. Campers in grades 2-12 ride horses, mountain bike, rock climb, swim, and take on a ropes course and zip line, alongside sports, music and dance and Reform Jewish programming developed with regional clergy. Sessions of 5, 12 and 24 days run from early June through late July or early August. The camp has operated for more than 30 years.
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 Stein directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Josh WinstonOur kids have made years of memories at camp stein. ♥️
★★★★★Livia AronsonThis place is amazing! It’s my second home.every year I look forward to going and it’s always the highlight of my summer.I love everything about it trends activity’s And even just being there.times at camp Stein are so precious.
★★★★Phoenix WombatBeautiful location! Friendly staff. The facilities are typical of a summer camp. The food was ok.
★★★★★Jessica DaviesFun, authentic, unorthodox jewish camp
★★★★★Sophia RamirezHey! My name's Sophia Ramirez, I'm a Camper at Camp Daisy and Harry Stein. If you are in search for a camp to teach your child about positive Jewish living, experience new relationships and fun summer activities this is absolutely the right camp for you! And no, it doesn't consist of "boring" activities to benefit your aspects on the Jewish lifestyle. It consists of hands-on activities that teach you to be accepting of your religion, this process is called "Limud" and from a first hand experience it is a truly beautiful experience that anyone Jewish or not would love. The summer activities are just as amazing, no matter what activity you do, it is always fun, and teaches you to never give up and persist threw every situation you are faced with in life. As much as this is what camp is about, I cant emphasize how many new relationships you'll make. At camp you share one thing in common with (mostly) everyone... you're Jewish! And because of this everyone to you is accepting and understands what prayers and ceremonies you preform every week, which is hard especially in the area that I live.... to find a friend who understands that. I have no complaints... Camp Daisy and Harry Stein is truly my home, I always know I can rely on this place to make me feel comforted and loved.