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Grades 1st–6thSummer Day Camp at the Y

Make This the Best Summer Ever

Summer Day Camp at the YMCA of Klamath Falls is where kids in grades 1st through 6th come to make new friends, try new things, and have the kind of summer they’ll talk about all year. Held at our Youth Development Center at 1017 Donald Street, camp runs weekly from June 16 through August 29 — with every week featuring a brand-new theme and a fresh lineup of activities. From swimming and field trips to STEM projects, arts and crafts, and bounce houses, there’s never a dull day at Y Camp. Breakfast, lunch, and a super snack are served daily, and our trained, caring staff are there every step of the way. Y Members get priority registration — sign up early because spots fill fast!

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A New Adventure Every Week

Each week of Summer Day Camp has its own theme, keeping campers excited, engaged, and always looking forward to what’s next. Kids get to explore a wide variety of activities that keep their minds and bodies moving all summer long. Here’s a taste of what campers can expect:

  • Swimming at the Y
  • Trips to local parks
  • In-town and out-of-town field trips (additional fee may apply)
  • Arts & crafts and STEM projects
  • Clubs, games, and sports
  • Bounce houses and special activity days

Camp runs weekly June 16 – August 29. No camp on Friday, July 4th (weekly rate prorated).

What to Bring, What's Included

We keep camp days fun and stress-free — breakfast, lunch, and a super snack are served every day, and weekly menus are shared in advance so families can plan ahead. Campers are also welcome to bring a sack lunch if preferred. Pack these items each day:

  • Backpack
  • Sunscreen
  • Closed-toe shoes
  • Water bottle
  • Jacket or sweatshirt
  • Swimsuit & towel
  • Active wear attire

Please leave at home: expensive clothing, cell phones, iPods, gaming devices, money (unless specified in the weekly schedule), and anything that could be construed as a weapon.

Rates, Hours & Registration

Camp is open Monday through Friday from 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM. Drop-off begins at 7:00 AM and campers must arrive by 8:45 AM; pick-up begins at 4:00 PM and campers must be picked up by 5:30 PM. Weekly rates are $175 for Y Members and $245 for community members. A $25 per week deposit is required to pre-register, applied toward the weekly total, with the balance due by 9:00 AM on Tuesday of the attending week. Day rates are not available. Registration is done in person at 1017 Donald Street or 1221 S. Alameda Ave — Y Members may register starting March 17, community members starting April 7. If you qualify for state childcare subsidy, contact our team to process your registration.

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Summer Camp FAQs

Summer Day Camp is designed for campers in grades 1st through 6th, including those who have completed kindergarten.

Camp runs weekly June 16 through August 29, with no camp on Friday, July 4th. Camp hours are 7:00 AM to 5:30 PM — drop-off begins at 7:00 AM (campers must arrive by 8:45 AM) and pick-up begins at 4:00 PM (campers must be picked up by 5:30 PM).

Yes — breakfast, lunch, and a super snack are served every day. Weekly menus are shared in advance, and campers are welcome to bring a sack lunch if preferred.

Registration is done in person at 1017 Donald Street or 1221 S. Alameda Ave. Y Members may register starting March 17 and community members starting April 7. Download the 2026 Registration Packet to get started.

Weekly rates are $175 for Y Members and $245 for community members per child. A $25 per week deposit is required at registration, applied toward the weekly total, with the balance due by 9:00 AM on Tuesday of the attending week.

Day rates are not available — camp is registered and billed on a weekly basis only.

Yes — financial assistance and state childcare subsidy may be available for qualifying families. Contact our team to make arrangements before registering.

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