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Adventure, discovery, fun, and more await at the YMCA this summer! Y summer activities for kids provide safe experiences that build confidence, self-discovery, leadership, social and critical thinking skills that support their well-being, and academic growth. Plus, a sense of community that will last beyond summer.
From YMCA summer camps and swim lessons to exploring the great outdoors, summer programs for kids help them thrive while learning new skills, making friends, and discovering their unique interests and talents. Our extensive selection of flexible child care and summer programs for teens and kids are designed to be mixed and matched to create the perfect summer for your family at the Y.
Every child should be able to enjoy Y programs. Need-based financial aid is available for programs and Y membership. Use our calculator to determine your potential aid and learn what’s needed to apply. Financial aid is available for individuals earning less than $65,000 per household per year to families of four earning less than $110,000 per household per year.
The YMCA applies for free hot lunches through the USDA’s Summer Food Service Program. This is not guaranteed. Families will be notified through the confirmation packet prior to the start of the program.
There is a $5 charge for each 5-minute increment of care that will be assessed for parents/guardians arriving after the pick-up window (e.g., pick up between 1-5 minutes late will result in $5, 6-10 minutes late will result in $10, etc.). Please have your exact amount of payment available as our staff do not have access to change, or the charge will be added to your electronic fund transfer account.
Proof of age is required to register all out-of-state and international children. A current Tuberculosis clearance by a licensed physician is also required.
To promote a safe environment for all youth participants and our staff, please follow these safety rules:
Any youth or teen feeling unwell and/or exhibiting symptoms will be isolated from the group, and parents/guardians will be contacted to pick up their child or teen.
If enrolled in our overnight camp program, we provide immediate onsite care through our health nurse and will contact and work with parents/guardians on the appropriate course of action pending the situation.