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NOW SECOND HALF!
AUGUST 9 – 26, 2027ו׳ – כ״ג אב
Boys finishing 6th, 7th & 8th grade · Holly, MichiganNEW for 2027: Junior Staff division for boys finishing 9th & 10th grade
Applications open December 1. Returning families: November 22.
Tachlis is a real camp, the way camp is supposed to be: good learning, good games, a great lake, and a lot of fun with good friends.


Trademark learningOur trademark learning with dedicated Rebbeim for real shteiging in our air-conditioned Bais Medrash.


Game onPlay your best game for real fun in our revamped sports arena.


Our own lakeJump in and get real refreshed with swimming, lake slides, boating and fishing.


Non-stopLaser tag, pro kites, nature-based activities and more in our real non-stop, packed daily schedule.


Real friendsHammocks, bonfires and real friendships, where everyone gives each other a good time.
Tachlis is a camp like any other camp. Boys learn, play ball, swim, and have a great time. What makes it different is how it feels. There are no bells and whistles and no fancy trips. Nearly everything happens right here on 250 acres with two lakes, ball fields, trails and a shul overlooking the water.
The fun comes from the program and the people. If sports is his thing, he'll get a good game every day. If it isn't, there's plenty more to do, and he'll be valued for exactly who he is.
Every tefillah, shiur, game and activity is built around one idea that every camper hears from day one:
"The best way to have a good time is by giving everyone around you a good time."
Every day has a full, packed schedule, and boys also get some elbow room. Not in the mood for the daily ball game? He can choose something else that period, like fishing, building, a hammock with a sefer, or a project with a counselor. Every boy brings his unique flavor to add to camp.
Camp happens outdoors, on 250 acres with two lakes, fields and woods. Alongside learning, sports and swimming, boys get nature-based activities like fishing, bonfires, building and woods games: real things to do with their hands, not screens.
No fancy trips, celebrity concerts, or overpriced canteen. Nearly everything happens right here on campus. The excitement comes from the program and the people, and every boy is part of making it a great summer.
Take a look at a summer at Camp Tachlis.
Applications open December 1.
Returning Tachlis families get early access starting November 22. To get the application link as soon as it opens, call 248-895-7504 or email camptachlis@miyouchad.org.
Director
Known for his energy and the attention he gives every boy. Rabbi Feldman founded the MiYOUchad program, leads parenting workshops, and is Principal of Yeshivas Ohel Torah of Detroit.
Learning Director
A rebbi at Yeshiva Gedola of South Bend, where his 11th graders know him for his energy and how much he cares about each talmid.
Special Activities
"Ivdu es Hashem b'simcha" is his motto. He's the one behind the hands-on projects and big activities, and a warm host at his Shabbos table.
Boys finishing 6th, 7th or 8th grade this year (summer 2027).
Fill out the application online (about 5 minutes) and pay the $500 deposit. Camp Tachlis reviews every application and gets back to you within 7 days. Once your son is accepted, you have two weeks to complete the registration forms, and everything you already entered is filled in for you.
We refund the $500 deposit in full. Once he's accepted, the deposit counts toward tuition and is non-refundable.
The day is full and scheduled, but boys have some flexibility. Within reason, if he would rather skip the daily ball game, for example, he can choose another activity that period. We want every boy to enjoy his summer his way.
Camp is electronics-free. Campers don't bring phones, tablets, smartwatches or game devices. Anything brought is held by staff and returned at pickup.
A nurse lives on site for the whole session, and you'll fill out a full health history and medication form after acceptance. Medications come in their original packaging and are kept locked.
Yes, on a per-need basis. In general, boys do best with less live contact with their parents. Occasionally a boy will need that short phone call, or special circumstances may come up. You can also check off on the registration form to schedule an Erev Shabbos call.
Hearty family-style kosher meals three times a day, with a snack station that's always open.
You can list up to two friends on the application, and a top or bottom bunk preference. We do our best with every request but can't promise them.
Yes. Camp Tachlis is licensed by the State of Michigan, and every staff member goes through a background check.
A new division for boys finishing 9th or 10th grade, with real responsibility at camp. Details are coming soon. Call 248-895-7504 or email us to hear more.
Bochurim looking to be counselors for summer 2027: staff applications open in the spring. Email camptachlis@miyouchad.org to get on the list.