New Orleans JCC Metairie, Goldring-Woldenberg Campus

★★★★½ 4.559 reviewsMetairie, LAAges up to 18

Last checked August 2026

The New Orleans JCC runs a traditional Jewish community day camp at its Goldring-Woldenberg campus in Metairie, with divisions from preschool age (Chaverim) through upper camp. Campers swim, make arts and crafts, sing, and play games and sports guided by experienced staff. The camp day runs 9:00am to 3:30pm with carpool from 8:30am; aftercare is available until 5:30pm for an added fee.

Camps

Winter Break Mini Camp - 2nd - 5th GradeActive
Dec 21 – Dec 31, 20268:30am – 4:00pmAges 5–18
Winter Break Mini Camp - K - 1st GradeActive
Dec 21 – Dec 31, 20268:30am – 4:00pmAges 5–18
School's Out | Full DayActive
8:30am – 3:30pm
Pricing notes

$70.00 - $87.50 / drop-in. Member Discount: discount of 20% - membership required. Fall 2026 Program Guide: $70 Members, $87.50 Non-Members.

$70 members | $90 non-members

$30 members/ $40 non-members

Classes

Metairie Teen FitActive
Ages 12–15
Youth Basketball U10Active
Tue4:00pm – 4:45pmAges 8–10
Youth Basketball U7Active
Mon4:00pm – 4:45pmAges 5–7
Pricing notes

$100 members | $125 non-members

The practical details

Daily hours
9:00am–3:30pm
Ages
Ages up to 18 · Grades K–12
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
New Orleans Jewish Community Center · Nonprofit
Field TripsWater ActivitiesSwim Lessons IncludedBefore/After CareFinancial Aid AvailableEarly Bird DiscountHalf-Day OptionCIT Program
Before you register

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 New Orleans Jewish Community Center directly before you register or pay.

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★★Ben Tabor

Fractured my ankle and they were not very accommodating. I'm a bit stupid, but more busy. Emailed that I wanted to pause, missed their reply. When I realized it wasn't paused, I emailed the wrong jcc. When I emailed the right email, I was 5 days short of cancelling and had to pay for the 7+ weeks more. So I paid 5 months with not being able to use the gym the way I want. They closed for a week in the summer and I got no reimbursement for not being able to use it. I realize it is a contract, Tough cancellation policy, just not nice. Nice facilities though.

★★★★★Greg Wilde

I think this is a really good place to go work out on machines they do have a swimming pool, which is probably only open in the summer because it’s an outside pool. The prices are affordable and beneficial for several classes of people in my case I fall into one of the categories that has a good price, there is a very large parking lot. The security is very good here as you can imagine. It is a very very busy place because not only do they have the workout facility, but they also have two different other forms of activities for younger people.

★★MadWorld_Matt

Its a great facility for the elderly but they don't have many offerings for young to middle age adults. Main complaint is they have a lap pool but its only really open for the summer camp. They have enough gym equipment but they don't offer ifbb trainers. Other than the gym equipment, they don't offer any other services like massage tables or tanning beds. Unlike other private clubs, the JCC doesn't have social hours for its members. If you are geriatric this is a great place. But planet fitness is much cheaper and so is the fitness place in lakeview.

★★★Nicole Hogan

Let me say first, the staff here is so polite. They are so nice. I loved the thought of the gym because it had a pool, but there are like only two aqua aerobics classes a week in Metairie. That’s why I wanted to try the gym. I should’ve called around first. That’s my bad, but they also have a uptown gym with more classes and better times. I like evening classes, and most of Metairie’s id morning classes. You can see online. Uptown has way more classes and times. I called uptown to see if I could switch, and I explained why uptown would be better for me. I’m disabled, so I have silver sneakers. They said they don’t take that. Their policies are about to change, so the lady I spoke with tried to find out if that was one of the changes. When she called me back, she said that wouldn’t be one of the changes. That’s so bummed that both gyms don’t take the same insurance policies. To me, it makes no sense. I have an appointment today with Ochsner. I’m a patient there. Not only do they have a pool, they have hot tubs as well. Hope I like it, the classes, and times

★★★★★Michelle Bergeron

This is a wonderful fitness center and so much more. I keep discovering more and more things that JCC offers for it's members. They have lots of activities and classes for children as well as adults! You should really go to Michelle's Pilates Mat class on Tuesday evenings at 5:30 p.m. and her Core & More class on Thursday evenings at 6:30 p.m. She is a really wonderful and experienced fitness instructor! :) The staff is very nice and professional here starting at the front desk downstairs. The front desk staff is very very nice and will do whatever it takes to help you with what you need to get started over there. The fitness manager Alexis is a great fitness professional there. They have many fitness classes to choose from each week a.m. and p.m. They have an indoor track for walking or running. They have a weight room and also lots of machines to work out on. A basketball court and gymnasium. Many pool to choose from. A lap pool, a family pool and a children's play pool! So impressed about that! The do have locker rooms and showers and changing areas. There is a school attached to the fitness center. Overall a great place and I will definitely recommend it to my friends.

$40 – $90 per sessionVisit website