About Our Summer Day Camps
YMCA Summer Day Camps are built for fun, friendship, and adventure. Whether your child is exploring the outdoors, getting creative with crafts, or learning new skills, every day brings opportunities to grow and thrive in a safe, supportive environment.
What to Expect:
- Full-day care throughout summer break
- Camps available for children ages 4–14
- Activities include sports, games, swimming, arts & crafts, STEM, nature time, and more
- Camps are grouped by age and interest to match developmental needs
- Financial assistance is available for qualifying families
Registration Opens Seasonally
Camp registration typically opens in early February. Check back later for dates, details, and availability—or contact the Floyd County Family YMCA for more information.
Explore Our Camp Lineup
Each summer, we offer camps for all ages and interests. While offerings may vary, most return yearly—use this guide to explore what’s typically offered.
Kermit Camps (Ages 4–5)
Designed for campers who haven’t started kindergarten, Camp Kermit is filled with age-appropriate fun like STEM, art, games, and music. A midday rest helps little ones recharge for an active afternoon.
Explorer Camp – Green Valley (Ages 6–10)
Located at Green Valley Elementary, this camp blends structured learning and open-ended fun. Campers enjoy a mix of projects, games, crafts, and outdoor play with a new school and playground to explore this summer.
Explorer Camp – Wesley Chapel (Ages 5–12)
This mostly outdoor camp keeps kids engaged with hiking, field games, swimming, and even cooking over a campfire. With daily nature play and frequent field trips, it's ideal for campers who love to stay active and adventurous.
Horizon Camps (Ages 10–13)
For older campers ready for more independence, Horizon Camp offers weekly input into schedules, community service projects, guest speakers, and walking field trips around downtown New Albany. Campers learn to collaborate, plan, and lead.
Why Summer Camp at the Y?
Flexible and Local
Camps are conveniently located and structured to support working families.
Safe and Supportive Spaces
With well-trained staff and trusted Y values, we create a positive environment where every child feels welcome.
Whole-Child Focus
Camp isn’t just about fun—it’s about building independence, responsibility, and social skills too.
What Families Need to Know
We’re here to support your family with clear answers and transparent practices. Learn more about our safety protocols and get quick answers to common questions about our summer day camps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about schedules, packing lists, safety, or what to expect day-to-day? Visit our Summer Day Camp FAQ page for quick answers.
Creating A Safe Environment
The YMCA of Greater Louisville works in partnership with families, staff and volunteers to protect children from child abuse.
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