Camp Ramah Darom

Ramah Darom (Ramah of the South) is located in the North Georgia Mountains, just two hours north of Atlanta. Nestled on 122 beautiful acres of Appalachian Valley; crystal-clear mountain brooks feed our picturesque lake, and an inspiring 100-foot waterfall caps the view. The site is further enhanced by more than 10,000 acres of wilderness and hiking trails in the adjacent Chattahoochee National Forest.

Founded in 1997, Ramah Darom is the newest overnight camp in the national Ramah system. Under the auspices of the Jewish Theological Seminary, Ramah is the camping-arm of the Conservative Movement. Camp Ramah provides a religious, educational camp experience designed to inculcate young people with the values, philosophy, rituals, and practices of Judaism in all aspects of everyday life. To date, there are seven overnight camps and several day camps throughout North America, as well as programs in Israel. Each camp forms a micro-society fostering social, intellectual, and religious growth. Along with athletics and the arts, campers and staff receive meaningful Jewish education in a context that promotes an enduring sense of belonging, friendship, and joy.

Ramah Darom draws campers from 11 southern states: Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, and eastern Texas.

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