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Summer Camps Campamentos De Verano SUMMER CAMPS CAMPAMENTOS DE VERANO MULTIPLE BOROUGHS OFICINAS EN VARIOS CONDADOS Brooklyn Robot Foundry Tech Kids Unlimited Locations Ubicaciones NYU-Poly MAGNET 2 MetroTech Center, 8th Floor 1595 2nd Ave Brooklyn, NY 11201 New York, NY 10028 Pace University 72 Warren Street 1 Pace Plaza, New York, NY 10038 New York, NY 10007 JCC in Manhattan 303 3rd Avenue 334 Amsterdam Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11215 New York, NY 10023 (917) 334-7880 (347) 762-6840 https://bit.ly/3vz5vJO https://bit.ly/3bYzToU YMCA Camp Programs https://bit.ly/3frw2D9 BRONX Kingsbridge Heights Mosholu Montefiore Community Community Center Center 3101 Kingsbridge Terrace Camp Sunshine and Camp Elan Bronx, NY 10463 3450 Dekalb Avenue (718) 884-0700 Bronx, NY 10467 https://bit.ly/3vns57X (718) 882-4000, ext. 207 https://www.mmcc.org/camps Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club 1930 Randall Avenue Southeast Bronx Neighborhood Bronx, NY 10473 Centers (SEBNC) (718) 893-8600, ext. 246 955 Tinton Avenue, 1st Floor www.kipsbay.org Bronx, NY 10456 (718) 665-8908 www.sebnc.org Revised 6/2021 BROOKLYN Kings Bay YM-YWHA Shorefront Y of Brighton-Manhattan 3495 Nostrand Avenue Beach Brooklyn, NY 11229 3300 Coney Island Avenue (718) 648-7703, ext. 220 Brooklyn, NY 11235 www.kingsbayy.org (718) 646-1444 https://bit.ly/3fVIQAO Lisa Beth Gerstman Camp Prospect Park YMCA The New H.E.S. Camp Xtra 357 Ninth Street 9502 Seaview Avenue Brooklyn, NY 11215 Brooklyn, NY 11236 Jackie Bravo, Associate Executive (718) 241-3000 Director https://bit.ly/3vtpLfy (212) 912-2598 [email protected] https://bit.ly/3ujJWeN MANHATTAN Friendship Circle’s End of The Quad Summer Camp 25 Pine Street 419 East 77th Street New York, NY 10005 New York, NY 10075 (585) 298-7306 (212) 717-4613, ext. 4 www.thequadmanhattan.com www.friendshipcirclenyc.org West End Day School Summer Camp MBC Manhattan Behavioral Learning Program Center 255 West 71st Street 124 West 95th Street New York, NY 10023 New York, NY 10025 (212) 873-5708, ext. 303 (646) 480-5756 https://bit.ly/3yBll8F www.manhattanbehavioral.com Revised 6/2021 QUEENS Boys and Girls Club of Metro Queens Cross Island YMCA 110-04 Atlantic Avenue 238-10 Hillside Avenue South Richmond Hill, NY 11419 Bellerose, NY 11426 (718) 441-6050 (718) 551-9336 www.metroqueens.org (347) 297-1575 www.ymcanyc.org Camp Kehilla Located on Long Island, but provides Samuel Field Y bus transportation from Queens. 58-20 Little Neck Pkwy Ubicado en Long Island, ofrece Little Neck, NY 11362 transporte desde Queens. (718) 225-6750 Henry Kaufmann Campgrounds www.sfy.org 75 Colonial Spring Road Wheatley Heights, NY 11798 (516) 484-1545 www.campkehilla.org STATEN ISLAND AHRC Staten Island School Lillian Schwartz Day Camp Inclusion Holiday Respite Program (SI JCC) Messiah Lutheran Church 1466 Manor Road 205 Jefferson Boulevard Staten Island, NY 10314 Staten Island, NY 10312 (718) 475-5231 Office: (212) 780-4491 Glenn Wechsler Camp: (212) 780-2583 [email protected] [email protected] www.camp.sijcc.org www.ahrcnyc.org/services/families/ respite/school-holiday New Country Day Camp 1131 Manor Road Eden II Staten Island, NY 10314 15 Beach Street (646) 395-4357 Staten Island, NY 10304 [email protected] Elizabeth Caiazzo www.14streety.org (718) 816-1422 x1076 [email protected] www.eden2.org Marvin’s Camp for Children with Special Needs (SI JCC) 1466 Manor Road Staten Island, NY 10314 (718) 475-5231 Christina McCarthy, Co-Director [email protected] https://camp.sijcc.org/marvins- camp.html Revised 6/2021 OTHERS OTROS 92nd Street Y Children’s Aid Summer Camps Camp Tova and Camp Bari Tov (212) 949-4925 Free bus transportation provided to Multiple Locations and from the 92nd St. Y https://bit.ly/3fTfnXQ Transporte en autobús gratuito desde la sede de 92 St. Y Children’s AileyCamp 667 Blauvelt Road Alvin Ailey Dance American Pearl River, NY 10965 Dance Company (212) 415-5573 Children’s Aid AileyCamp New York www.92y.org Darius Damazi Williams, Camp Director [email protected] Children’s Aid Society (212) 405-9156 Wagon Road Camp https://bit.ly/3hRPpqx Ages 6-13 (de 6 a 13 años) Provides transportation from Manhattan and the Bronx Ofrece transporte desde Manhattan y El Bronx 431 Quaker Road Chappaqua, NY 10514 (914) 238-4761 https://bit.ly/3fonmNA SLEEPAWAY CAMP Campamentos con estadía de noche AHRC Camps Camp Horizons New York State 127 Babcock Hill Road Camp Anne South Windham, CT 06266 228 Four Corners Road (860) 456-1032 Ancramdale, NY 12503 www.horizonsct.org (518) 329-5649 https://bit.ly/3uqSUGS Camp Lee Mar 450 Route 590 Camp HASC Lackawaxen, PA 18435 361 Parksville Road (570) 685-7188 Parksville, NY 12768 www.leemar.com (845) 292-6821 www.camphasc.org Revised 6/2021 SLEEPAWAY CAMP Campamentos con estadía de noche Camp Oakhurst Ramapo for Children 111 Monmouth Road 101 Anchorage Trail Oakhurst, NJ 07755 Rhinebeck, NY (732) 531-0215 (845) 876-8403 www.nysh.org www.ramapoforchildren.org Camp Pa-Qua-Tuck Round Lake Camp PO Box 677 570 Sawkill Road Center Moriches, NY 11934 Milford, PA 18337 (631) 878-1070 (973) 575-3333, ext. 145 www.camppaquatuck.com www.roundlakecamp.org Camp Reece Southampton Fresh Air Home Skidmore College 36 Barkers Island Road 815 N. Broadway Southampton, NY 11968 Saratoga Springs, NY 12866 (631) 283-1594 (212) 289-4872 www.sfah.org www.campreece.org Summit Camp Lion’s Camp Badger 322 Route 46 West, Suite 210 725 LaRue Road Parsippany, NJ 07054 Spencer, NY 14883 (973) 732-3230 (800) 232-7060 www.summitcamp.com www.lionscb.org YAI: Mainstreaming at Camp New York’s Catskill Mountains (212) 273-6658 www.yaicamping.org Revised 6/2021.
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