Sessions, Dates + Tuition
Plan your perfect Tel Noar summer and explore our tuition programs
Full-Season and Single Session Options
Camp Tel Noar offers a 7-week summer in two 3.5-week sessions, with options for every camper! See all the dates and choices below.
INTRO OPTION: 2-week sessions for first-time campers.
FREE: Try a 1-night sleepover (with day-only option), to be offered twice in Summer 2027. Dates to be announced.
Financial assistance is available.
Questions? Please ask or schedule a time to talk with Director Aaron about your child.
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2027 Enrollment Opens!
Enrollment opens
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
Priority
Re-Enrollment
+ Limited Edition Swag
ONE WEEK ONLY!
Tuesday, September 8 –
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
Special opportunity for returning campers and their siblings, space permitting. Hold your spot and also receive limited edition swag!
First-Time Camper Applications
APPLY TODAY!
Placement starts September 16.
Applying early puts you first in line.
Along with your automatic Cohen Camps Welcome Savings, we encourage you to explore OneHappyCamper funds for first-timers in Jewish camping.
enrollment opens September 8
2027 Session Dates
Friendships here bloom quickly, and deepen over time. The longer campers stay, the more new skills they master and the more confidence and independence they gain.
2027
Full Season
Wednesday, June 23-
Wednesday, August 11, 2027
Sunday, July 18 is Visiting Day
for Full Season Camper Families
First Session
Wednesday, June 23 –
Sunday, July 18, 2027
Second Session
Monday, July 19 –
Wednesday, August 11, 2027
even MORE OPTIONS FOR
First-Time Campers
2-Week Ta'am (Taste) of Tel Noar #1
Wednesday, June 23 –
Tuesday, July 6, 2027
First-time camper option.
2-Week Ta'am (Taste) of Tel Noar #2
Monday, July 19 –
Sunday, August 1, 2027
First-time camper option.
enrolling now
2027 Dates + Tuition
The Cohen Camps are nonprofit organizations working year-round to prepare for summer. All Camp Tel Noar tuition and contributions enable Tel Noar to provide the highest-quality camper experience.
Friendships here bloom quickly, and deepen over time. The longer campers stay, the more new skills they master and the more confidence and independence they gain.
Returning Families:
Apply by 9/15/26 for priority placement + limited edition swag!
2-Week Ta'am (Taste) of Tel Noar 1
Tuesday, July 6, 2027
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First-Timer Mini-Session
Learn s’more
$4,650 ($400 deposit)
Second Session
Monday, July 19 -Wednesday, August 11, 2027-
First-Time Camper
$8,325 ($600 deposit) -
Returning Camper
$8,525 ($600 deposit)
2-Week Ta'am (Taste) of Tel Noar 2
Sunday, August 1, 2027
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First-Timer Mini-Session
Learn s’more
$4,650 ($400 deposit)
1-Night
Sleepover
DAY-ONLY OPTION, TOO
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Day/Night Experience
Learn s’more
No cost
1-Night
Sleepover
DAY-ONLY OPTION, TOO
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Day/Night Experience
Learn s’more
No cost
Tuition Opportunities (Ways to Save)
Automatic Extras
Enrolling for a regular session of 3.5 or 7 weeks? You automatically enjoy a special welcome:
- $500 off Full Season tuition
- $200 off First or Second Session tuition
We will apply this savings to your account directly. No further action needed on your part!
If your camper enrolls in a 2-week Ta'am (Taste) of Tel Noar Mini-Session and then opts to stay for the complete First or Second Session, your tuition will reflect this First-Time Welcome savings.
In addition, many campers who are new to Jewish overnight camping qualify for the Foundation for Jewish Camp (FJC) One Happy Camper (OHC) program. See below for how to apply.
Pay one full tuition and receive $150 off every additional tuition at ANY Cohen Camp.
Keep camp in the family! Enroll multiple returning children at this camp or at any of the three Cohen Camps (Pembroke, Tel Noar, and/or Tevya). Pay one full tuition and receive $150 off every additional tuition.
Please note: only one discount per child per summer, so eligible first-time siblings will receive the higher First-Time Camper Welcome Grant, and then the Sibling Discount in subsequent years.
We will apply this savings to your account directly. No further action needed on your part!
Campers traveling internationally receive an $500USD tuition discount, in recognition of the cost of travel, on top of our usual discount for first-time campers.
Easy to Apply + Open to All
Returning campers, sign up during the first week of re-enrollment and you will receive priority placement + special camp swag!
New camper placement begins on Wednesday, September 16, so be sure to re-enroll by September 15.
Complete the application process and pay your Summer 2027 tuition in full by November 1, 2026 to enjoy a discount for each camper:
- $200 off the Full Season
- $125 off First or Second Session
- $75 off 2-week Mini-Session
You may use any form of payment to pay in full by this date:
- Preferred: Cash, eCheck, or mailed check
- Credit cards also accepted
Many campers who are new to Jewish overnight camping qualify for the Foundation for Jewish Camp (FJC) One Happy Camper (OHC) program. This terrific resource provides need-blind grants of up to $1,500 for your first-time camper's tuition!
Eligibility and grant amounts are determined by your local sponsoring organization. Your family must apply for One Happy Camper directly.
You will receive two confirmations: one to let you know that your application was received, and a second one when your grant gets approved. Please let us know when you receive this second confirmation indicating you are approved.
The following Federations have OHC programs and have supported Cohen Camps campers in the past:
- Massachusetts: Combined Jewish Philanthropies: cjp.org
- Connecticut (Hartford): jewishhartford.org
- Florida (Broward County): jewishbroward.org
- Florida (Miami): jewishmiami.org
- Florida (South Palm Beach County): jewishboca.org
- Florida (North Palm Beach County): jewishpb.org
- Florida (Naples): jewishnaples.org
- Florida (Orlando): orlandojewishfed.org
- New Hampshire jewishnh.org
- New Jersey (Greater Metrowest): onehappycamperNJ.org
- Pennsylvania (Philadelphia): jewishphilly.org
- Rhode Island: jewishallianceri.org
One Happy Camper funding may also be available through the PJ Library.
To find other sponsors not listed above for the One Happy Camper grants, visit www.onehappycamper.org.
Many of these organizations listed above also provide needs-based financial aid to help families pay for camp.
Do you live in a small Jewish community? Your camper could get additional financial support for the first AND the second year at camp!
Powered by One Happy Camper at the Foundation for Jewish Camp, the Small Communities Incentive Program offers first and second-year campers from small Jewish communities in the United States and Canada a unique incentive to attend Jewish overnight camp.
- $1,500 grant for campers enrolled for 19+ consecutive days.
- $1,000 grant for campers enrolled for 12-18 consecutive days.
- Must be entering grades 1st-12th (after camp).
- Must reside in an eligible community.
Apply online starting in October 2026. The application will recognize your zip code to determine geographic eligibility.
Camper families where at least one parent is a full-time Jewish communal professional may receive $250 off total tuition.
Is one of your camper's parents a full-time rabbi, Jewish educator, or other type of Jewish communal professional? Please contact the Cohen Camps at 781.489.2070 for more information about this opportunity and eligibility.
Currently-enrolled camper families, please invite your friends to join the Cohen Camps family. They’ll get a First-Time Camper Grant for their camper(s) at Camps Pembroke, Tel Noar and/or Tevya–and you’ll get a $400 Referral Thank You (as a bonus check) at the end of their first summer! Refer a Friend here.
Please note: open only to currently-enrolled camper families.
Need-Based Financial Assistance
The Cohen Camps strive to make the Jewish camping experience accessible and available to as many families as possible. Many institutions in the Jewish community make this a priority, too. Financial aid and scholarships are available from many different resources including synagogues, local Federations, private funders, and the Cohen Camps. We invite you to explore the following resources and to call the office at 781.489.2070 for support.
The Cohen Camps and Camp Tel Noar's Sharon Lasky Scholarship Fund offer partial tuition assistance to families based on financial need. We believe that the Jewish summer camp experience should be available for every Jewish child, regardless of ability to pay. We allocate tuition assistance using a fee scale based on family size, income, and expenses, and require a current tax return. Families must reapply for assistance each year.
Financial Aid funds are limited, so we recommend families apply and submit their Financial Aid application as soon as possible. You may request to apply for Cohen Camps Financial Aid when completing the camper application. Once your camper is enrolled, we will email you the application and directions. Please contact the Cohen Camps office at 781.489.2070 with any questions or to request an application at a later date.
The Scholarship Committee will only consider applications where a camper's deposit has been paid.
CJP, Boston's Jewish Federation, provides additional funding to the Cohen Camps for us to allocate to families receiving Cohen Camps Financial Aid who also live in CJP’s catchment area. Amounts are limited and are awarded using the same Cohen Camps Financial Aid application criteria. We encourage you to apply early to receive the maximum possible aid from this source as well.
Many Jewish Federations, synagogues, and other Jewish community organizations provide needs-based financial aid to help families pay for camp. The following list highlights some of the organizations that have supported Cohen Camps families in the past. We encourage you to reach out to organizations and synagogues directly to explore your options. Please do so as early as possible, because these funds are often limited.
- Massachusetts: Combined Jewish Philanthropies: cjp.org
- Massachusetts (Western): Harold Grinspoon Foundation: hgf.org
- Connecticut (Hartford): jewishhartford.org
- Florida (Broward County): jewishbroward.org
- Florida (Miami): jewishmiami.org
- Florida (South Palm Beach County): jewishboca.org
- Florida (North Palm Beach County): jewishpb.org
- Florida (Naples): jewishnaples.org
- Florida (Orlando): orlandojewishfed.org
- New Hampshire jewishnh.org (Ask about the Annebelle and Arnold Cohen Camperships for NH residents!)
- New Jersey (Greater Metrowest): onehappycamperNJ.org
- Pennsylvania (Philadelphia): jewishphilly.org
- Rhode Island: jewishallianceri.org
If you discover any resources we should add to this list, please let us know!
Tuition Due Dates + Policies
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2027
Minimum of 50% of remaining tuition is due to continue to hold your child’s spot (by check, eCheck, Visa, MasterCard, or Discover)
KEEP IN MIND
If you pay your tuition in FULL by November 1, 2026, you enjoy an additional discount! Please see "Pay-in-Full Offer" above for details.
THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 2027
100% of tuition is due to continue to hold your child’s spot (by check, eCheck, Visa, MasterCard, or Discover)
Please refer to your Application Packet for complete policies and terms.
- All deposits are non-refundable once a place in camp has been reserved for your child.
- Unless other arrangements are made with our office, spaces at camp will be held for those families who have paid 50% of the remaining tuition by February 1, 2027. Tuition must be paid in full by April 1, 2027, unless prior arrangements have been made. The camp reserves the right to release reserved spaces to campers on the wait list after these dates.
- Enrollments received on or after April 2, 2027 must include full payment.
- All cancellations must be received in writing via email.