Hamsa Nomads is hosting a small, curated Shabbaton for young Jewish adults this July 3 to 5, at a private estate near Hershey, Pennsylvania. With the July 4 weekend a few days out, the organizers are opening a handful of last-minute spots and welcome newcomers looking for a relaxed, connected getaway.

The weekend is built around full Shabbos meals, a Sefer Torah, learning and good conversation, with plenty of downtime to rest and hang out. Guests can expect lawn games, outdoor time, a BBQ, music and fireworks nearby, all in a warm, house-style atmosphere made for real connection. Indoor rooms and camping options are both available.

Hamsa Nomads builds Jewish travel and local community. Graphic courtesy of Hamsa Nomads.

How the weekend flows

Friday opens with arrival, candle lighting and dinner, followed by lawn games and time to settle in. Shabbos centers on meals, learning, conversation, games and rest. Motzei Shabbos moves to Havdalah and a hangout, with the BBQ, music and fireworks nearby. Sunday wraps up with brunch before goodbyes, and there is an optional group trip to Hersheypark, with kosher food, for anyone who wants to stay on.

About Hamsa Nomads

Hamsa Nomads creates Jewish retreats, local events and travel communities for people who want to meet naturally and find their people wherever they go. Its lineup ahead includes an August Renaissance Faire Shabbaton, along with a Jewish travel map, a WhatsApp community and a running calendar of gatherings.

The Hamsa Nomads Jewish travel toolkit. Graphic courtesy of Hamsa Nomads.

Prices for the July 4 Shabbaton start at $270, with a Hersheypark add-on available and a 10 percent discount using the code SABABANOMADS55. To apply, or to see upcoming retreats and join the travel community, visit hamsanomads.com or find @hamsanomads on Instagram.