Camp Overview
Camp Coleman, a program of the Union for Reform Judaism, serves campers from the Southeast United States from Tennessee and the Carolinas through Georgia and Florida. Committed to core values of respect, peace, community and kindness, we build a warm and caring community where campers have fun and experience the excitement and warmth of belonging to a Reform Jewish community. We look with pride to the thousands of young people who have formed lasting friendships and called Camp Coleman home for more than 50 years.
URJ Camp Coleman allows our children to live a wholly Jewish life while at camp. Campers can experience Jewish culture and tradition while in a safe, challenging and fun environment. In a natural setting, campers are given the opportunity to explore their Judaism. Coleman provides a creative setting for Jewish living and learning, through camp programming. At Camp Coleman campers and staff can develop lifelong friendships.
STAFF TIME OFF
Staff receives 2- 30 hour day off and 1 evening off (6 hours each) per session (there are 2 sessions) . Staff also have about 30 hours off in between sessions. In addition, staff is only required to work late at night every 3 days.
STAFF QUALITIES
Honest, bright, motivated, loves kids, hard worker. Staff don't need to be Jewish to be part of our community! 1/2 of our speciality staff are not Jewish and from all over the world.
