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provides an inspiring environment that
challenges campers to step outside their
comfort zones. Our program combines
elements of individual choice and group
dynamics, building confidence, character
and resilience. At Walden, college-age
counselors raise the bar when it comes to
staff maturity and commitment. Nationally
accredited by the American Camp
Association.
FRANKLIN
ATHLETIC CLUB
Laura Barrick, Program and Event
Manager; Camp Director
Franklin Athletic Club
(248) 352-8000, ext. 314
Fax: (248) 352-0549
twitter.com/FranklinClub
www.facebook.com/
FranklinClubSouthfield/
Franklin Athletic Club holds all its summer
camps at its enormous 225,000-square-
foot facility, providing a wide variety of
camp options for kids ages 2 through 18.
Basketball, tennis, swim, gymnastics and
more.
HABONIM DROR
CAMP TAVOR
Summer Office:
59884 Arthur L. Jones Road
Three Rivers, MI 49093
(269) 215-1399
Winter Office:
4444 Second Ave.
Detroit, MI, 48201
(269) 215-1399
Email: info@camptavor.org
www.camptavor.org
Experience a one-of-a-kind Jewish youth
community. Habonim Dror Camp Tavor
programming allows boys and girls ages
9-16 to build strong relationships while
learning about leadership, social justice,
connecting to Israel and stewarding the
environment. First-time campers are eligi-
ble for $1,000 off tuition. Camp Tavor also
offers needs-based scholarships.
HEBREW FREE LOAN
6735 Telegraph Road, Suite 300
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301
(248) 723-8184
www.hfldetroit.org
If you want great experiences for your
children, but you aren’
t quite sure how
you can stretch your budget, an inter-
est-free loan from Hebrew Free Loan
could help you say yes to their summer
adventures.
HILLEL DAY SCHOOL
CAMP FUNTABULOUS
32200 Middlebelt Road
Farmington Hills, MI 48334
(248) 851-3220
www.hillelday.org
Join us for a fabulous summer! Hillel
Camp Funtabulous is for children ages
2-5 beginning June 17 and runs eight
weeks. Weekly themes involve hands-on
learning, exploration in our outdoor nature
center, gardening in our greenhouse and
our garden, creative play on our play-
ground, water play and indoor fun. Fun
in-camp field trips or visitors each ses-
sion. Activities foster social and emotional
growth, and lifelong friendships begin.
Our trained staff encourages, nurtures,
teaches and supports campers every day.
For more information, contact rpappas@
hillelday.org.
JCC CAMPS
6600 W. Maple Road
West Bloomfield, MI 48322
(248) 432-5578
camp@jccdet.org
www.Camp.jccdet.org
Powered by Tamarack, JCC Day Camps
offers spectacular summer programs
from kindergarten through age 17 (24 for
special needs). Swim, explore, learn and
dream big: a summer of endless possibili-
ties awaits you. Complimentary bus trans-
portation within Oakland County.
LAWRENCE TECH
UNIVERSITY SUMMER
CAMPS
21000 W. 10 Mile Road
Southfield, MI 48075
(800) 225-5588
summercamps@ltu.edu
www.ltu.edu/summercamps
Academic summer camps for high school
students interested in engineering, design,
technology and science are taught by
professors in modern labs and studios on
LTU’
s 107-acre Southfield campus, June
26-30, July 10-14, 17-21 and 24-28.
ROEPER
SUMMER CAMPS
41190 Woodward Ave.
Bloomfield, MI. 48304
(248) 203-7370
www.roeper.org
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