Camp Modin was founded in 1922 by a group of prominent Jewish Educators whose goal was to establish a community where Jewish children from across the world could come and live together in a beautiful Maine setting. Today, Modin is the oldest Jewish camp in New England and one of the few private, independent Jewish camps left in the world. At Modin, we offer a healthy menu with a great deal of variety. From peanut butter and jelly to pasta, from fresh salad bar and hearty soups and homemade breads, our kitchen offers something for everyone. The kitchen at Modin is strictly Kosher.
Vegetarian options are always available.
In addition, we are able to accommodate both campers and staff with food allergies, such as lactose intolerance. Modin is not a uniform camp. Around the 1st of March, we will send you a large packet of information answering all of your questions and concerns pertaining to Modin. Included in this packet will be a copy of our clothing list suggesting what items would be a good idea to pack for your child. We do have a clothing supply company where you are able to purchase a number of Modin items that will help to simplify your packing experience.