
Jewish Community Center - South Hills
Private
JCC of Greater Pittsburgh summer day camp at its South Hills location for children in kindergarten through 8th grade, offering a well-rounded program of sports, aquatics with daily swim lessons, arts and crafts, nature, and choice activities (Chugim) in art, drama, music, and dance. Optional overnights and late stays are available. Part of the JCC's multi-site Pittsburgh day-camp network.
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 - South Hills directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleIt is such a beautiful place and people are so nice,and same is at JCC on Sq.hill I LOVE GOING THERE,whenever I get time
This is such a wonderful community resource. The classes are well designed for people who are trying to age gracefully. There’s a lot to choose from in the facility has great equipment.
I cannot say enough good things about this location. I am not a member, but I needed to get a swim assessment done through a licensed lifeguard. It was the only club/center in Allegheny county that even picked up the phone in regards to giving swim tests. Sarah in the aquatics department was absolutely lovely, and so was security at the front desk. My test took no more than 10-minutes and cost $10. If I lived nearby I would 100% join this JCC. The facilities are clean and modern. Plus everyone who came into the building had a smile on their face.
We recently had a pool party at the South Hills JCC for our child’s 9th birthday and I was so impressed with the staff! They took care of everything, from personalized decorations to music to entertaining the kids in the pool. They truly went above and beyond to make the day special.
This is a very clean, pleasant facility. However, they don’t have a range of equipment that includes an upper body wheel or any recumbent workout machines. These would be excellent additions considering the senior citizens and recovering PT people that use the facility. Also, the only walking area is in the gym and that means that when groups are using the gym, you may be ducking from balls etc..


