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Capital Camps vs URJ Camp Harlam

Two camps side by side: the facts from each camp's page. We don't pick winners; every family weighs these differently.

Capital CampsURJ Camp Harlam
Family ratingNo reviews yet★ 5 (1 review)
WhereWaynesboro, PAKunkletown, PA
Who attendsCoedNot stated
Ages / gradesGrades 2-12 (2027-28 school year)Grades 2-9 and 11 (as of Sept. 2026)
SessionsFirst Session (June 27 - July 23), Second Session (July 26 - August 15) or Full Summer; Yalla sessions for first-timers entering grades 2-4Full season (June 23 - August 15) or two 3½-week sessions; Rishonim (July 21 - August 1) for first-time campers now in 2nd-3rd grade
Full summer$14,800 for grades 3-9; $15,000 for grade 10$15,075 (non-member); $14,775 for URJ members; $13,775 for first-time campers after a $1,000 One Happy Camper grant
KosherYesKosher-style

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What families say about URJ Camp Harlam

  • ★★★★★ The most spirited and warm community

    Harlam had been amazing for both of my children. Beyond being excited as an alum to send my kids to “my camp”, we wanted to make sure their camp experience was a good fit for each of them. Harlam works so hard to meet the individual needs of campers and their families - before camp begins, when it’s in session, and after summer wraps. It’s so intentional in their programs, structure, and even facility/spaces. The camp spirit is off the charts and the community is so loving and warm! It’s truly where our kids have become the best versions of themselves (in every way). We’re really giving our kids the best gift - and they feel that way too! I can’t rave about Harlam enough!!

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