Which To Choose?

As adults we take for granted many of the choices in our daily lives. We decide what we want to eat, what to wear, and how to spend our free

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A Look Back at Five Summers

Just over four years ago we opened the camp gates and welcomed our first campers to their new summer home. The really exciting stuff, however, has little to do with

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Notes from our Clipboard

Ever wonder what everyone is writing on those super cool clipboards? We'll update this several times a week as your chance to get a sneak peak at updates from all

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Notes from the Mirpa’ah (Infirmary) – Tips for helping your camper stay healthy before and during camp.

I am convinced that there are some things that you can only experience at summer camp; a French horn being played in the infirmary for instance. No other place that

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Kicking off Kallah Aleph

Camp Kalsman 2011 got off to a fabulous start! In spite of the rain, the camp was full of smiles, hugs, and joy on Sunday as old friends reconnected and

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Staff Mission Statements

Rewind all the way to the very beginning of orientation where we explored the reasons we all were here and, in a sort of "refridgerator magnet poetry" style program, built

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Tomorrow, Tomorrow…

One of the (many) wonderful things about Camp Kalsman is its newness. Unlike so many other camps, Kalsman is still under construction. We just finished building a brand new outdoor

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Summertime Favorites

We're counting down to summer (Kallah Aleph is just 22 days away)!

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Summer 2011 is just around the corner

While we can’t zap the beauty, fun and excitement of Kalsman to you online, we’ve tried to capture the Kalsman experience in this video. So, sit back and enjoy the

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Camp gives kids confidence

For those of us with first-hand experience of the value added from summer camp experiences, a recent study from the Foundation for Jewish Camp only reinforces what we’ve long known:

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