About Camp Micah
Camp Micah is a nonprofit Jewish summer camp in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, 10 miles west of Boston. The camp serves children and teenagers entering grades 2 through 11.
Camp Micah operates Monday through Friday from late June through mid-August. The camp offers flexible session lengths from two to eight weeks. Transportation includes bus routes from Newton, Brookline, and surrounding communities.
Camp Micah maintains a 6:1 camper-to-staff ratio. Counselors are primarily college students, many of whom are former campers. The camp provides daily activity blocks in sports, swimming, arts, drama, music, and nature.
Special event days feature themes like Color Wars and talent shows. The camp is 4 miles from the Chestnut Hill Reservoir walking path. The camp is 8 miles from the Museum of Fine Arts.
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What Amenities Does Camp Micah Offer?
Camp Micahβs facilities include a heated swimming pool, athletic fields, basketball and tennis courts, an arts and crafts studio, a performing arts stage, and indoor recreation spaces. The dining hall serves kosher meals and snacks, accommodating common food allergies.
What Are the Check-In Rules at Camp Micah?
Camp registration opens in January for the upcoming summer season. Prospective families must complete an online application and submit a non-refundable deposit to secure a spot. Financial aid is available based on demonstrated need.
Where Is Camp Micah Located?
What Attractions Are Near Camp Micah?
The camp is 4 miles from the Chestnut Hill Reservoir walking path, 6 miles from the Boston College campus, and 8 miles from the Museum of Fine Arts. The nearest hospital is Newton-Wellesley Hospital, 3.5 miles away.
What Activities Are Available at Camp Micah?
Daily activity blocks include sports (soccer, basketball, tennis), swimming, arts and crafts, drama, music, and nature exploration. Special event days feature themes like Color Wars, talent shows, and Shabbat celebrations.
What Is the Atmosphere Like at Camp Micah?
Camp Micah maintains a 6:1 camper-to-staff ratio. Counselors are primarily college students, many of whom are former campers. The atmosphere is structured yet playful, emphasizing teamwork, respect, and Jewish cultural identity.
Are Pets Allowed at Camp Micah?
Pets are not allowed at Camp Micah. Service animals are permitted with prior documentation and approval from the camp director.
