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No, Camp Oraysa is a boys camp only, for campers finishing Kindergarten and older.

There are other camps in Dallas which service preschool ages and girls of all ages. One such camp is Camp Olam, which is conveniently located near Camp Oraysa, also on the Torah Day School campus. However, the two camps operate completely independently and have nothing to do with one another.

To find out more about Camp Olam, click here.

Led by Rabbi Eli Nissel of Plano, Camp Oraysa boasts a staff of talented and dedicated B'nei Torah. Some of them come to Dallas just for the summer from yeshivas in New York, Baltimore and beyond. Camp Oraysa works with Torah Umesorah's Project SEED in identifying and hiring role model bochurim for our boys.

Most boys in Camp Oraysa go on trips at least once a week.

The CIT division, for boys finishing 7th and 8th grade, goes on trips more often.

Yes, Camp Oraysa utilizes pools near our campus to provide swimming multiple times each week, excluding the "nine days"

No, it is not.

Camps Oraysa and Olam are separate camps, servicing different genders and ages. The camps work together and coordinate on scheduling and other matters pertaining to your family's convenience. For example, we are located on the same campus, our dates are the same, and carpool times are the same. However, the two camps operate completely independently.

To find out more about Camp Olam, or to register, click here.

No, you do not. Camp Oraysa registration runs by the week. You can choose to enroll in whichever weeks work best for you. If plans change and you need to switch the weeks, you can switch your enrollment at any time.

Call us at (214) 267-9410

Email us at office@camporaysadallas.com