The J (St. Louis Jewish Community Center) runs J Day Camps across its Creve Coeur and Chesterfield locations, offering eleven weeks of weekly camps for children ages 3 through grade 7. Campers choose among activities including sports, arts, gymnastics, and on-site swimming, with lunch and AM/PM care options available.
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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 Jewish Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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I have been going to the J my entire life. I went to pre-school at the J as a young child. I continue to visit the J on a daily basis. The facility is always clean. The staff and members are all very friendly and welcoming. Clean towels are always available. I enjoy the group exercise classes (there's a ton of variety with great instructors) and I also enjoy the small group training classes (signature) classes for a more individualized training approach to compliment the group exercise classes. The newly renovated Fox building is beautiful with a fresh clean locker room and beautifully renovated fitness space.
The J has it all. It's a wonderful center with a nice pool, gym, courts for playing ball sports, and a locker room facility that includes a steam room, sauna, and hot tub. Staff are friendly and helpful!
The J is a well equipped facility. Always very clean. Highly recommend a membership. Very secure, great staff,and trainers. Worth joining.
I have lived beside the J and been a member all my adult life. My children went to camp from the toddlers on up. The JCC is the only institution here that I totally trust. I go mostly for exercise, occasionally the book festival or other offering. They have many ways to work out--a big circular track upstairs looking down on the gym, as well as all kinds of machines. One family rented a lovely special room for a small memorial when a relative passed . "Everybody is welcome at the J"---that was a huge sign that appeared on Lindbergh a few years ago. And sure enough, there are so many cultures represented here now. The hallways are peaceful, people at the front desk are diverse and friendly. If a change is needed at the J, I've found them to be good listeners.




