
Make. Play. Discover.
Sports, dance, arts and crafts, ceramics, science, games, and so much more.

Friendships blossom. Confidence grows. Unforgettable memories are made.
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Open the flyer for all the details.
At Camp TIOH, we believe camp is about so much more than just having fun! It’s a place where friendships blossom, confidence grows, and unforgettable memories are made.
Through exciting activities, creative projects, special events, and field trips, campers discover new interests, try new things, and create lasting friendships.
Our dedicated staff creates a warm, welcoming, and nurturing environment where every camper feels included, valued, and part of our Camp TIOH family!


Sports, dance, arts and crafts, ceramics, science, games, and so much more.

Reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and explore together in a caring camp community.


Summer Camp 2027 is for campers entering grades 1–6 in the fall. For Winter and Spring Camp eligibility, please check the session flyer or contact our camp co-directors.
Summer Camp runs June 21–July 23, 2027, and is closed Monday, July 5. For Winter Camp dates, see the Winter Camp Flyer.
Summer 2027 early-bird rates are $625 per full week and $500 for July 6–9; regular rates are $750 per full week and $600 for July 6–9. Early-bird registration runs February 8–April 2. After June 1, the daily rate is $175; same-day registration is $200 per day. For Winter Camp pricing, see the Winter Camp Flyer.
For summer camp, drop-off is 8:15–8:50 a.m. and dismissal is 3:00 PM. For Winter and Spring Camp hours, please check your session flyer.
Yes. During summer camp, we celebrate Shabbat every Friday.
You’ll get a full refund if you cancel two weeks before the session begins. If you cancel after that, you won’t be eligible for a refund.
Currently there is no early morning drop-off or extended day offered for Camp TIOH
A backpack, lunch, snack, and water bottle. Campers should always wear sneakers. Thank you for your help and cooperation in ensuring that campers do not bring the following items to camp: valuables such as jewelry, money, electronics, cell phones, toys or anything they would be upset about losing or breaking.
All medication must be in the original, labeled bottle in order for the director of camp to accept the medication. The camp must have written directions from the parent/guardian describing the amount, time and type of medication each camper must receive.
If your child has allergies to food, it is very important for your child and our counselors to know about it.
Camp TIOH is a peanut free and nut-sensitive camp.
We travel on a school bus that is driven and operated by a professional driver, and is equipped with seat belts for each child.
Yes. During summer camp, Homskool hot lunch is offered on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. For Winter and Spring Camp and field trips, please send a snack, lunch, and water bottle.
Have another question? Contact our camp co-directors.