Minnesota JCC Sabes Center Minneapolis Camp Olami
Private
Camp Olami is the Minnesota JCC's summer day camp on the 23-acre, tree-lined Sabes Center campus in St. Louis Park, with arts and crafts, sports, swimming lessons, field trips and Jewish learning woven through the day. Sessions are flexible, from one to nine weeks between June and August, with fees roughly $201-$350 per week. The camp serves ages 4-15, with the core program for children entering grades K-5 and specialty activities, overnights and field trips by age group. The JCC also runs Camp Butwin, an outdoor camp in Eagan.
The practical details
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★★★★★Jennifer TarantinoHidden gem in St Louis Park! This beautiful Community Center features an amazing Health and Wellness Fitness Center with outstanding ammenities. There are both indoor and outdoor pools too- and sauna, steam and whirlpool in the locker rooms. If you are looking for a great place to workout- check it out!
★★L WEnrolled my 5.5-year-old upon recommendation of friends. Crafts limited to the same simple rock painting each day. My daughter said she changed into her swimsuit in front of boys--was not able to confirm since no apparent camp director on site at drop off in the morning to ask questions and camp director failed to respond to emails, even about Covid after 24 campers/counselors tested positive. Price is 50% higher than other high rated camps too. While the teen counselors seemed nice, I didn’t bother sending my kid back to prepaid sessions.
★★★★Larry LangeCamp Olami is obviously closed this time of year due to 3 feet of snow but during the summer, this is a great place for kids. Crafts, exercises and knowledgeable staffers make it a daytime destination. The entire facility is geared towards kids of all ages.
★★★★★Lev BakuninJCC has been a very friendly place with a wide range of activites.
★★★★★Paul BurnsteinAt the time, my 5 year old had a great first time at camp. From the counselors to the activities, all around, it was a great camp.