Jewish Federation of Fort Wayne
Camp Joe Levine
Fort Wayne’s Jewish Summer Day Camp
Three weeks every July – Jewish-themed outdoor programming, friendship, and summer memories for children of all ages.
About Camp Joe
A Summer of Jewish
Friendship & Fun
Camp Joe Levine is Fort Wayne’s Jewish summer day camp, named in honor of Joe Levine and run each July through the Jewish Federation of Fort Wayne. Held at the perfect outdoor nature park, Camp Joe gives children a chance to explore Jewish values, build friendships, and enjoy a full outdoor summer experience.
Each summer session includes Jewish-themed programming, nature activities, arts and crafts, games, and community-building events that connect Fort Wayne’s Jewish children to their heritage and to each other.
Camp Life
A Look at Camp Joe
Photos from past summers. New photos added each season.
Registration & Payment
How to Register
Quick Facts
Getting There
Directions to Metea County Park
Camp Joe Levine is held at Metea County Park, one of Fort Wayne’s most beautiful natural areas. The park is located on the southwest side of the city, convenient for most of the Jewish community.
Address
Metea County Park
8401 Union Chapel Rd, Fort Wayne, IN 46845
Policies & Documents
Camp Documents
Important camp documents, policies, and forms. All documents have been reviewed and updated for the current season.
Camp Policies & Procedures
Updated camp policies and procedures document from Larissa. To be added once received.
Online Application
Camp Joe is moving to a fully online application and payment process via QGive. Direct link and instructions to be added.
Questions about Camp Joe?
Contact the Federation office and we’ll get you everything you need.
