Luggage
2026 Luggage Requirements
Each camper is allowed two duffel bags, each not to exceed a total of 60 inches (L + W + H) and a weight of 50 lbs per bag, and a small backpack/carry-on.
To help “lighten the load” on our staff, Ramah Darom will assess a fee for any bag weighing over 50lbs. Please do NOT use hard trunks as they are difficult for our staff to transport and store.
PLEASE DO NOT PACK IN HARD TRUNKS! SOFT DUFFLES WORK BEST.
Our goal is to have most campers’ luggage delivered to their cabins before arrival so they can immediately begin settling in when they arrive. This will also allow our counselors to focus entirely on welcoming your kids to Camp!
Here are more specific details for your area:
Atlanta and surrounding suburbs: Atlanta-based families are required to drop off their luggage on Sunday, May 31 (Session Aleph) or Sunday, June 28 (Session Bet) between 1:00-2:00pm at Congregation B’nai Torah in Sandy Springs. Please note that Garinim campers do not need to use this service.
Florida: We are excited to again partner with Door-va-Door Trucking. This service is required for all campers flying from Florida (only one-way required for K’tzara, Ramah Bamah, Ta’am, and Garinim) and is strongly recommended for those who are driving or taking the bus. Please read their welcome letter for more information, visit their website to register, and email info@doorvadoor.com if you have any questions.
Other locations: While we welcome shipping your luggage in advance (discounted UPS/FedEx rates available through ShipCamps), campers who from outside Florida and Atlanta may bring their luggage with them on arrival day.
If you plan to ship baggage, please:
- Schedule the delivery to 70 Darom Lane, Clayton, GA 30525, for at least three days prior to the beginning of the session.
- Mark bags clearly by labeling them with the camper’s name and division and obtain return shipping labels.
- Send copies of the labels to travel@ramahdarom.org, so that we can attach the shipping tags at the end of the session.
- Note that families are responsible for the cost of shipping in both directions.