Known by name
A warm Jewish community, big enough for variety and small enough for campers to feel seen.
Registration open for Summer 2026
Where adventure meets tradition.
Sephardic Adventure Camp is a joyful Jewish summer experience in the great outdoors — full of aquatics, bonfires, tefilah, music, and friendships that last a lifetime.
A camp shaped by heritage and the outdoors.
SAC traces its roots to the early 1950s, when Seattle's Sephardic community began building a summer experience around Jewish identity, Sephardic tradition, friendships, independence, and the outdoors of the Northwest.
Jewish identity
Camp builds independence, self-reliance, Jewish friendships, and identity that last beyond the summer.
Northwest outdoors
SAC grew from the meeting of Sephardic tradition and the great outdoors of the Pacific Northwest.
Full camp days
Each day is filled with tefilah, bunk activities, chugim, meals, night programs, and community.
Why SAC
What the program is built around.
Warm and personal
A warm Jewish community with enough variety for a full camp day and enough closeness for campers to feel known.
Sephardic every day
Camp preserves Sephardic tradition, Jewish values, daily tefilah, Shabbat, Ladino, and culture.
Activities with range
Days can include aquatics, archery, sports, arts and crafts, baking, team building, and overnight experiences.
Planning for Summer 2026?
Review the 2026 dates, fees, scholarship paths, and CampInTouch registration details. The SAC office is available for questions.