Category: Kosher Travel

Why Camping? Travelling is too expensive?  Not worth the hassle of finding kosher food?  These is a relatively inexpensive way to do it – rent a plot of dirt, put a tent on it,...

Guest Post by Susan Rosenbluth of The Jewish Voice and Opinion, Englewood, NJ, susan@jewishvoiceandopinion.com PatentlyJewish Note: I have not visited the minyanim myself, but based on past visits in my pre-religious days and other accounts, it is not a...

Background Newport, Rhode Island is a beautiful city, dating back to before the colonies.  It was the site of one of the earliest Jewish communities in the Americas with a continued presence until the...

— guest contributor — When my wife I and trade Memorial Day plans with our friends, many are hesitant and skeptical about joining us at the Philadelphia Zoo. Too far is often the response...

Catskills Jewish History (The short, short version) Growing up a secular Jew in the 1980s and 90s, the Catskills was a place mentioned by our grandparents, where Jews used to go en masse to...

Sussex County, New Jersey is a mostly rural area in the extreme Northwest of the state, having some activities quite different than the rest of the state.  This includes tours of the Sterling Hill...

THE INFORMATION ON THIS ARTICLE IS NOW LARGELY OUT OF DATE – THE MINYAN HAS MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION AS HAS THE KOSHER FOOD. Loon Mountain Ski Resort (directions from New York) in...

This is a continuation of Boston Vacation – Basics.  This post covers places to visit. The Subway For $2 a ride for adults, and free for kids, your kids get to have fun a...

Also see our article on the vibrant Jewish Catskills today and while you’re at it, check out our latest articles. Keeping kosher gives you the added ability to make a meaningful choice every time...