Kamp KEF

Here's what you need to know for 2026
Two weeks this year! - Sign up for one or two weeks
Week 1: Tuesday, May 26 - Friday, May 29
Week 2: Monday, June 1 - Friday, June 5 
Times: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Before & After Care: 8:00 - 9:00 am, 4:00 - 5:30 pm
Where: Beth El Synagogue, drop off at the school door
For: Rising grades K-7
Cost Week 1 - May 26-29
Member cost: $225 first child, $180 for each additional child 
Non-Member cost: $275 first child, $220 for each additional child
Cost Week 2 - June 1-5
Member cost: $275 first child, $220 for each additional child 
Non-Member cost: $325 first child, $260 for each additional child

Kamp Kef Registration Form - 1 Form per Family
Camper Information Form - 1 Form per Camper

Special arrangements can be made if you need other times for drop off and pick up

• About Kamp KEF
• What to Bring

 For questions, contact Mark at mkelln@bethel-omaha.org.

A Jewish Day Camp Experience for Rising Grades PreK-7

Jewish camp is a place where children can experience first-hand the richness, excitement and warmth of Judaism. It is a place to build community and make friendships that will last a lifetime. Beth El Synagogue is proud to offer:

Kamp KEF  – Jewish Summer Day Camp
An experience especially for our younger members.

We know that we can offer something that is unique and encourages our kids to be part of the Beth El Family. Through music, art, sports, cooking and play, this will be the best week of the summer.

We are once again offering two weeks of Kamp Kef in 2026. Since Millard Public Schools is still in session for a few days after Memorial Day, Week 1 will be a more scaled-back week, but still full of fun! Week 2 will be our full-blown Kamp Kef experience with an exciting field trip. Sign up for one week or both. If you need just a day or two, feel free to reach out and we will figure something out! 

We welcome all Jewish kids entering grades K-7  from Omaha and beyond to join us for one or both weeks of Kamp Kef.

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What to Bring to Kamp KEF

What to Wear?

• Comfy Clothes
• Closed Toe Shoes
• Bring/Wear White Shirts on Friday for Shabbat

What to Bring?

• Swim Suit and Towel – every day
• Sun Screen – every day
• Hat – every day
• Extra Change of Clothes (we will keep it here just in case)
  All clothing needs to be marked with the camper’s name.

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