Miami Beach JCC
Private
The Miami Beach JCC runs Camp Klurman, a summer day camp blending traditional camp activities, specialty tracks, Jewish culture, on-campus interactive shows and field trips. Camp runs Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 3:45 pm, with pre-care from 8:00 am and post-care until 5:00 pm, and families enroll week to week for anywhere from one to ten weeks of the summer. Members receive a 30 percent discount, and the JCC offers limited financial assistance so that qualifying families are not turned away.
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 Miami Beach JCC directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Dimitar TopchievNice place ,many afternoon kids classes and summer camp options
★★★★★Andrez MartinezOutstanding community, great CEO & a overall nice private gym. The gym offers brand new equipment such as a pec dec, chest press machine, linear hack squat for great lower body workouts, a good amount of treadmills, bikes & even an assault bike for low impact movements & much more. 10/10 facility, great pool staff & amazing front desk team!!!!
★★★★★Elizabeth MMy kids attended winter camp here and it was an amazing experience. Both of my children require extra help managing their hearing devices. They did a fantastic job making sure they were able to participate. They came home happy and excited to go back each day. We will be back! Thank you so much!
★Rosario CabrejasI’m very sad to write this because I’ve always had a great experience at the JCC and never had any complaints—until now. I recently had an uncomfortable situation with XIMETTA, the instructor who teaches the Monday yoga class from 6:00–7:00 pm. For a while now, her class has been ending late almost every week—sometimes at 7:05, 7:08, or even later. I understand that running late can happen once in a while, but it’s become a regular issue. What makes it worse is that she never apologizes or explains. Instead, when members mention it, she often responds in a rude and defensive way, saying things like our phones have the wrong time, or calling people disrespectful. What really upset me happened outside the class. After one of her sessions, she approached me in the bathroom and began speaking to me in a harsh and disrespectful tone. She told me I should “know my place” and “learn how to speak to older people,” even though I had not been rude to her in any way. The way she spoke made me feel very uncomfortable and disrespected. I don’t believe anyone should be treated like that—especially in a place like the JCC that is usually so friendly and welcoming. I hope this feedback can be taken seriously so that all members continue to feel safe and respected here.
★★★★★Lauren ArkinMy two year old takes Lil tumblers class which he loves. Facility is very clean. Nice selection of toddler programs.