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Special Programs
Challenge Course: At Camp JRF, we have a full high and low ropes challenge course. Our challenge course director is highly trained in helping campers to safely push their limits and try new things, while also making sure that campers are always comfortable with their experiences on the course. Complete with wire bridges, swinging tires, repelling stations, a zip-line over the lake, and much, much more; the challenges are endless. Rest assured, safety is our highest priority - our campers experience the thrill of pushing their limits in only the safest and most secure ways.

Arts: The Aaron and Marjorie Ziegelman Campus provides an ideal setting in which to explore all forms of the arts. Our arts center has facilities for arts and crafts, pottery, tie dye, industrial arts, and much more. In addition, we also have a full theater with a two-level stage, sound and lighting equipment, and seating for the entire camp. Coupled with practice rooms, music studios, and a dance pavilion, the arts play a major role at Camp JRF. We know that our campers bring talents of all kinds to camp and we encourage them to showcase these talents be they musical, artistic, or dramatic.

Sports: Whether it be soccer, volleyball, softball, basketball, ultimate Frisbee, roller hockey, tennis, or ga-ga, sports are a central part of the Camp JRF program. For expert players and for those who want to try something for the first time, there is always something new to learn from our sports program. Throughout, our campers play in an environment that encourages healthy competition and great team spirit.

Trips: Each of our eidot (units) leaves camp once during the summer for an exciting overnight trip. Our youngest campers go camping for a night to experience the joy of cookouts, s'mores, and sleeping in tents. Our older campers leave camp for a longer period of time, visiting local communities to do tikkun olam projects and experience nature up close by canoeing or hiking. These trips are a time for campers to bond with their friends and experience a different side of camping.

CAMP JRF: THE AARON AND MARJORIE ZIEGELMAN CAMPUS
 
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