Kings Bay Y is a Jewish community center in Brooklyn (part of JCC Brooklyn, a UJA partner) running summer camps for ages 2 through 14 from June 29 to August 21, 2026, bookable by full summer, individual sessions or an extended week. Options include Preschool Camp for ages 2-6, Summer Day Camp split into Chaverim Youngsters (5-8) and Chaverim Pre-Teens (9-11), Swim Camp for ages 5-14 using the Y's pool, Teen Travel Camp for ages 12 and up, and the Avenue W summer program. Kochavim Camp is an inclusion camp for ages 5-14 designed for children including those with special needs, and JCC Brooklyn also runs a camp for children who are blind or have low vision.
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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 Kings Bay Youth Organization directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Steve DolmanI grew up in the neighborhood playing organized sports for Kings Bay. It was always well run. The volunteers always did a great job and were always dedicated. I would always recommend Kings Bay as an organization for any boys or girls who want to learn how to play sports And interact with other kids/young adults.
★★★★★Maria DiGiacomoMy daughter Ava attends the SONYC at P. S. I. S. 206 after school and I cannot say enough about how amazing the staff is my daughter adores them all.
★Ronald VelizWe were just there yesterday for a soccer tournament for my kid and we were only at the soccer field, which by the way it needs urgently a major make over. I have no idea on how the other installations may be and I understand this is a non-profit organization but they gotta do something with this place 😕
★★★★★Michael DownesThey offer football, baseball, hockey and basketball for all ages. I was apart of the football team for 3 years and it was very fun at practice and at the games with all the parents coming out to support us and stuff. It just overall worth it to come to kings bay youth organization and choose which ever sport you think you have what it takes or try out for a sport you never tried before and you will have lots of fun and even learn some life lessons along, so bye that's it for all about kings bay......👍👌🤘
★Dennis Parker (P Dubb)These cheating s.o..b.s cheated our team with a bs round robin tournament with a team of older kids use that team to eliminate us 10yr olds then have another team take our place I'm the championship. They are disgusting and I'm glad when I was younger we dogged them. It's a shame what they do to kids. Of you didn't want them on the league say so up front. Never put your kid in there and it's quite obvious they want only a certain type of person there. In my opinion