The Jewish Community Center of Omaha runs a summer day camp program spanning ages 3 through 12th grade. Its signature J Camp serves K–7th graders from 9am to 4pm (with optional before- and after-care), while Camp Shemesh covers ages 3–5 and Premiere Camps extend through high school. Campers, grouped by age and open to members and non-members, enjoy free swim, sports, art and nature projects, song sessions, weekly theme days, and elements of Jewish and Israeli culture.
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 Jewish Community Center of Omaha directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Anna GoldbergThis daycare has been an absolute blessing for our family. My child is excited to go every morning and comes home happy, confident, and full of stories about what they learned. The teachers are nurturing and attentive, and you can tell they truly love what they do. The director and assistant director are incredible — they go above and beyond to make sure every child feels safe, supported, and seen. The front desk is also very attune she welcomes every family by name and always takes the time to check in. I recommend this daycare wholeheartedly.
★★★★★Nancy BaumanLoved it! If you haven't been, I highly recommend it!
★Elizabeth BrunickPut in a deposit for a spot at the JCC Early Learning Center for our children over 2 years ago, contacted them more than once to inquire about when we would get in, and was never contacted saying a spot had finally opened up for us. They took our money and scammed us.
★★J PaulNot a very welcoming gym if you are a young woman trying to learn how to lift weights. I've encountered hostility and judgement from the old men at this gym on multiple different occasions I've worked out. I work out almost daily at my college gym and never experience trouble. Yet every time I come home to workout I feel belittled, and uncomfortable. If you are a young woman I suggest going somewhere else with a younger crowd. There are other things I love about the JCC, as I have grown up attending various programs, as well as working for their summer camp. Unfortunately, I cannot get over all these encounters as it has hurt my love for working out and reinforces the sexism many women face from working out.
★★★★★Deb KubikThank-you Jewish Community, staff & visitors for making my fused art show so successful. I appreciate all the hard work Lynn Batten did to make it successful. The kind individuals who came through to see it & those that just happened upon it. I am very grateful to you all. Many thanks!