That same summer, the camp began an environmental education program. Activities include gardening and repurposing discarded items into new items. In 2008, Toby Ayash became executive director; a position she held for five years. Pinemere began offering three-day sports clinics in basketball, tennis, baseball, softball, football, soccer, golf, horseback riding, lacrosse, field hockey, and wilderness survival. It brought in the full-time Athletic Director of the Pocono Mountain East High School so campers could work on sports drills. The clinics are taught by professional coaches; the golf clinic is taught by a PGA-certified coach, and the one-day basketball clinic known as the Sixers Summer Hoops Tour is run by the Philadelphia 76ers, with visits by 76ers legends. In 2010, the camp began to offer an abbreviated option of a one-week mini-session, with 5 rising third-graders. By June 2012, 42 campers had signed up. In the summer of 2012, two dozen Jewish teenagers from Germany attended Pinemere Camp in an arrangement with the Zentralrat der Juden in Deutschland (the Central Council of Jews in Germany), the umbrella organization of Germany’s Jewish communities. In December 2012, two dozen American Pinemere campers joined their German counterparts in the ski village of Fürstenhof in Natz in the Italian Alps. In 2013 the camp had 300 campers, about half from the Philadelphia area. Pinemere Camp has campers from the ages of 6 to 16. The camp attracts children who both do and do not attend Hebrew school or synagogue, and some campers who attend Hebrew day schools. Pinemere offers boating, canoeing, pioneering, dramatics, arts and crafts, team sports, archery, and tennis. The camp offers sports clinics in basketball, baseball, softball, football, soccer, tennis, golf, horseback riding, lacrosse, and field hockey. All meals at the camp are kosher, and the camp observes shabbat. The camp also offers gluten-free food for campers with celiac disease and other options for various dietary needs. Pinemere offers campers the options of various sessions: either a one-, three-, four-, or seven-week session. It also offers a 3-day "SPARK weekend," so first-time campers can try it out. The camp is owned by Pinemere Camp Association. It is affiliated with mid-Atlantic region Jewish centers.