
Lake aquatics
Lake days include kayaking, boating, paddle boarding, and swimming.
SAC mixes outdoor adventure, aquatics, sports, arts, Sephardic culture, and all-camp programs into a rhythm campers can feel at home in.
Exact offerings can vary from year to year, but campers can expect a lively mix of water, sports, outdoor adventure, creativity, and Sephardic culture.

Lake days include kayaking, boating, paddle boarding, and swimming.

A mix of outdoor challenge and Pacific Northwest camp energy, from archery to hiking and team-building.

Classic camp competition and low-pressure play, with courts, fields, gaga, 9-square, and more.

Hands-on creative time gives campers room to make, perform, and try something new.

Jewish life is woven into the rhythm of camp through tefilah, Ladino, Sephardic cooking, baking, and experiential learning.

The shared SAC moments campers talk about all year: Color Wars, escape rooms, bonfires, stargazing, and library downtime.
A typical day balances tefilah, meals, bunk activities, shiurim, camper-chosen chugim, free time, and a night program.
Good morning, wake up, and get moving for the day.
Morning tefilah begins the camp day.
Breakfast, then bunk clean up before activities.
The first bunk activity block of the morning.
A learning block before the next activity period.
A second activity block, then wash up for lunch.
Aruchat tzohorayim, followed by rest and bunk time.
Two elective activity periods campers choose during the session.
Another bunk activity, then free time begins at 5:00.
Afternoon tefilah before dinner.
Dinner, then preparation for the night activity.
Evening program, then age-group bedtimes and post-night activity for older campers.
