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Defining fun is easy at the YMCA because that’s what our camp is all about. The camp day also concentrates on helping children develop emotionally, socially and physically. At the YMCA, children get the opportunity to explore the outdoors, learn new skills, and interact with other children in a caring, supervised environment.YMCA Camp


When parents leave their children in the care of others, it is important for them to know that their children will be safe and supervised. At the YMCA, we select our staff members very carefully and all staff members go through an extensive training program. We do not “baby sit. We teach and encourage children, helping them grow in mature self-esteem and social confidence.

Summer Day Camp

Summer Day Camp is an exciting experience that introduces a wide range of activities and experiences. Camp focuses on age-appropriate activities, character development and skill building. Individual and group activities are provided in a theme atmosphere. Camp activities include, but aren’t limited to, arts and crafts; sports; indoor and outdoor games; swimming; skits; singing; field trips; archery; guest speakers; special events such as camp, Olympics and carnival.

Ages
Campers: ages 5-12
Counselors in Training: ages 13-15


Locations
Northeast YMCA
Pullum Family YMCA
Myrtle Grove YMCA site
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Plainview Baptist Church
Bayview Community Center

Cost
Registration Fee: $15 per child
Weekly Reservation Deposit: $5 per week per child credited to weekly fee
Family Member: $55/$50 additional child weekly
Program Participant: $110/$105 additional child weekly

All field trip fees are included. Includes daily snack and swimming at YMCA locations. Parents must provide non-heatable, non-refrigerated lunch.

Download registration paperwork to enroll your child in summer camp.

Download page 1 and page 2 of a summer day camp flyer.

Counselor in Training Program
Counselors in Training are young people entering 7th through 9th grades who assist Y staff by overseeing younger campers and helping with summer camp activities. The CIT Program is designed to teach valuable leadership skills, help youth become better role models, and enable young people to earn community service hours, all while ensuring that summer camp is a whole lot of fun. All prospective CITs must complete an application and be accepted into the program.

Cost
Family Member: $30/week
Program Participant: $60/week

Download a CIT application form.


For more information about our camp programs, email
Pullum Branch Director Bob Grant
Northeast Branch Director
Tim Dunsford