Howard Pollick, Ellen Schnur Camp Kee Tov was founded in 1967. It now accommodates approximately 700 campers entering kindergarten through eight grade each summer, in two sessions, under the supervision of a staff of approximately 90 counselors, specialists and program directors. Camp policy is set by the Camp Kee Tov Committee and the Rabbi and is carried out by a full-time Camp Director. Kee Tov brings Judaism into nature in Tilden Park. Children participate in arts and crafts, sports, dancing, singing, hiking, nature study and swimming.
All children have overnights in addition to participation in regular day camp activities.
Camp Kee Tov offers two sessions each summer, both four weeks long. Children of Beth El members are guaranteed admittance if they apply by the announced deadline. Feeder buses also transport children to and from Beth El from various neighborhoods.