Summer CampYMCA OF SNOHOMISH COUNTY

YMCA-SNOCO.ORG/CAMP

A SUMMeR TO ReMeMbeR

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PRICING GUIde

Pricing listed is per weekly session.

FM = Facility Member pricing – If you are currently a Y facility member or sign up for a summer membership.

PM = Program Member pricing – If you’re not currently a Y facility member or if you participate in Y programs.

An annual Program Membership fee of $25 per individual or $50 per family is required to register.

FRIeNdSHIPWe inspire kids to work together and play together, creating friendships that can last a lifetime.

ACCOMPLISHMeNT We surround your kids with fantastic chances to try new experiences. Show them all they can do when they believe in themselves.

beLONGING We make kids feel welcome, feel comfortable being themselves and know they’re a part of something great.

One week or the whole summer. Indoors and out. On their own or in a group. Archery to arts, canoeing to cannonballs, at Y summer camp your kids will have an amazing experience, all in a safe, inclusive, and nurturing environment.

The Y. So Much More™

SPeCIAL NeedSY staff members are trained to help children with mild to moderate disabilities. However, our facilities are not adequately staffed to work with children who need significant assistance with personal care, constant one-to-one support, or have great difficulty managing their behavior in a group setting. If your child requires specialized accommodations, please contact your local Y family branch.

For questions about any of the camps listed in this brochure, please contact your local Y family branch:

Everett Family YMCA 425 258 9211Marysville Family YMCA 360 653 9622Mill Creek Family YMCA 425 337 0123Monroe Family YMCA 360 805 1879Mukilteo Family YMCA 425 493 9622Stanwood-Camano 360 629 9622

deposits: A non–refundable camp deposit per session/per camper is due at the time of registration to guarantee

your camper’s reservation.

A camp will be cancelled at least ten days before the start date of that

camp if enrollment is too low.

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Kellogg Marsh elementary 6325 91st NEMarysville 98270

Marshall elementary 4407 116th Street NEMarysville 98271

Sunnycrest elementary - bus Stop Site Only 3411 99th Avenue NELake Stevens 98258

Mill Creek Family YMCA* 13723 Puget Park driveeverett 98208425 337 0123

Cedar Wood elementary 3414 168th Street SEBothell 98012

Forest View elementary 5601 156th Street SEEverett 98208

Heatherwood Child Care Center 13528 North Creek DriveMill Creek 98012

Penny Creek elementary 4117 132nd Street SEEverett 98208

Hole in the Sky Park20032 State Route 9Snohomish 98290

Mukilteo Family YMCA* 10601 47th Place WestMukilteo 98275425 493 9622

Columbia elementary 10520 Harbour Pt. Blvd.Mukilteo 98275

Mariner High School- drop Off Site Only 200 112th St. SWEverett 98204

Monroe Family YMCA* 14033 Fryelands blvd.Monroe 98272360 805 1879

Fryelands elementary 15286 Fryelands Blvd.Monroe 98272

Maltby elementary - bus Stop Site Only9700 - 212th Street SESnohomish 98296

Cedarhome elementary27911 68th Avenue NWStanwood 98292

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6 PReSCHooL KindeR CamP Heatherwood, Mill Creek, Monroe • • • • • • • • • •

8 SUmmeR diSCoVeRY CamPAll YMCA Branches • • • • • • • • •

10 mini CamP Everett, Marysville, Mill Creek, Monroe • • • • • • • •

11 SKiP CamP Monroe • •

12 SKY-Y CamP Hole in the Sky Park • • • • • • • • • •

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14 exPLoReR CamP Mill Creek • • • • • • • •

16 SPeCiaLtY CamPS Mukilteo, Mill Creek drop off • • • • • • • • • •

17 SPeCiaLtY CamPS Monroe • • • • • • • • • •

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Marysville, Mukilteo, Monroe(Mill Creek - see Explorer Camp)

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22 SKateboaRd CamP Mukilteo • • • • • • • • • •

24 HoRSe CamP Everett, Marysville, Mill Creek, Mukilteo • • • • •

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(formerly Teen Xtreme)Marysville, Mill Creek, Monroe, Mukilteo

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28 xtReme adVentUReS Drop off at Everett YMCA

See brochure for specific details, dates, ages, and locations = Overnight Camp

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6 PReSCHooL KindeR CamP Heatherwood, Mill Creek, Monroe • • • • • • • • • •

8 SUmmeR diSCoVeRY CamPAll YMCA Branches • • • • • • • • •

10 mini CamP Everett, Marysville, Mill Creek, Monroe • • • • • • • •

11 SKiP CamP Monroe • •

12 SKY-Y CamP Hole in the Sky Park • • • • • • • • • •

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14 exPLoReR CamP Mill Creek • • • • • • • •

16 SPeCiaLtY CamPS Mukilteo, Mill Creek drop off • • • • • • • • • •

17 SPeCiaLtY CamPS Monroe • • • • • • • • • •

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24 HoRSe CamP Everett, Marysville, Mill Creek, Mukilteo • • • • •

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PReSCHOOL / KINdeR CAMP Get your little one prepared for school success through enriching activities and hands-on learning. Led by our trained Y staff, the camp focus is on the basics of reading, writing, math, and social skills with plenty of theme-based fun included.

SeSSION dATeS CAMP

1 June 22 - 26Dinotopia’s Treasure – Have a diggin’ good time as we discover our prehistoric past.

2 June 29 - July 3Dance! – Get moving as we learn line dancing, fusion, yoga, ballet, and Northwest African dance.

3 July 6 - 10 Ocean Discovery – Explore and learn about the wonders of the sea.

4 July 13 - 17Natives of the Northwest – Learn about Native American culture through ecology, cooking, carving, and stories.

5 July 20 - 24Young Farmers – Learn about soil, plant pathology, eating what you grow, and a farmer’s dance.

6 July 27 - 31Musicianship – Learn about different types of music and experience a Northwest African Drumming Family drum circle.

7 August 3 - 7 Get Magical – Make a magical city, learn about wizard spells, and play games.

8 August 10-14 Forest Week – Learn about the environment, create an ecology news channel, and share forest songs and stories.

9 August 17 - 21Be an Artist! – Create a masterpiece using different techniques and mediums in drawing, painting, and sculpting.

10 August 24 - 27Fabricators Ready – Build your own car, learn about Rat Rods, and have a car show.

HeATHeRWOOd CHILd CARe CeNTeRAges: 3 - 6**Campers must be able to use the bathroom independently.

Full-day Option:Cost: $165 FM / $190 PM Program Hours: 9 am - 4 pmComplimentary extended care is available 6:30 - 9 am and 4 - 6:30 pm

Half-day Option:Cost: $85 FM / $110 PM Program Hours: 9 am - Noon

MILL CReeK YMCAAges: 3-5 Cost: $65 FM / $90 PMProgram Hours: 10 am - 12:30 pmdates: August 24 - 28

Preschool building blocks: Who’s ready for Preschool? This camp will help to motivate and encourage your child for September. Children will learn through creating, dancing, listening to stories, and playing active games. Remember to pack a sack lunch for your little camper and to check out registration for our Fall Preschool Building Blocks.

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SeSSION dATeS CAMP

1 June 22 - 26 SENSE-ational Science – Explore your senses through science!

2 June 29 - July 3 Little Picassos – Get creative using paint, paper, and pastels.

3 July 6 - 10Animal Adventure – Walk on the wild side as we learn about our animal friends.

4 July 13 - 17 Y’s World of Sports – Learn about and play new sports.

5 July 20 - 24 Building Bonanza – Build creations with all types of materials.

6 July 27 - 31 Ahoy Matey! – Set sail on a pirate adventure.

7 August 3 - 7 Splish Splash – A week of water fun guaranteed to make each day wet and wild!

9 August 17 - 21Land of the Lost – Have a diggin’ good time as we discover our prehistoric past.

10 August 24 - 27 Ocean Explorers – Discover and learn about the wonders of the sea.

MONROe YMCAAges: 3 - 6**Campers must be able to use the bathroom independently.

Full-day Option:Cost: $165 FM / $190 PM Program Hours: 9 am - 4 pmComplimentary extended care is available 7 - 9 am and 4 - 6 pm

Half-day Option:Cost: $85 FM / $110 PM Two sessions to choose from: AM Session: 9 am - 12:30 pm PM Session: 12:30 - 4 pm

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SUMMeR dISCOVeRY CAMPWeekly themes and field trips offer opportunities for children to learn about themselves and discover the world around them. Under the supervision of our experienced staff, children engage in a variety of hands-on activities to develop, create, and explore.

To meet the needs of each child, Y Discovery Camp is state-licensed child care divided into age-appropriate groups. Each camper becomes part of a small group, supervised by a trained counselor.

Cost: $195 FM / $220 PM

Program Hours: 8:30 am -4 pm Complimentary extended care is available 6:30-8:30 am and 4-6:30 pm (extended care begins at 6 am in Marysville and Monroe only).

Camp Locations & dates: Unless otherwise stated, campers must be dropped off/picked up at the site they will be attending. Camp dates and locations subject to change based on school calendars and site availability.

*Age 5 if entering first grade in the fall.

eVeReTT FAMILY YMCA June 29- August 28 Ages 4 & 5 only: Everett Family YMCA Early Childhood Center (ages 4 & 5 if entering kindergarten in the fall)June 22 - August 28Ages 6-12*: Whittier Elementary (Sessions 1-6)Jackson Elementary (Sessions 7-10)

MARYSVILLe FAMILY YMCA June 22 - August 28Ages 6-8*: Kellogg Marsh ElementaryAges 8-12: Marshall Elementarybus Stop only: Campers can register for bus stop pick up / drop off at Sunnycrest Elementary and will be transported to their camp site. Space is limited. Parent must stay with child until signed in with bus driver.drop off hours: 7:15-7:45 amPick up hours: 5-5:30 pm

MILL CReeK FAMILY YMCA June 22 - August 28Ages 6-8*: Forest View & Penny Creek ElementariesAges 9-12: Cedar Wood Elementary

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1 June 22-26Create It! – Experiment with different mediums and get creative with painting, sculpture, and more.

2 June 29 - July 3+ It’s a Jungle Out There – Explore the creepy, crawly, and cuddly animal world.

3 July 6-10Game Face – Join the fun as we play a variety of sports and learn new, exciting games.

4 July 13-17Short Circuits – Get charged as we learn about electricity and how things work.

5 July 20-24Up, Up & Away – Soar to brave new heights as we explore planes, space, and views from up above.

6 July 27-31Wacky Water – Keep cool with a week of water adventures guaranteed to make each day wet and wild!

7 August 3-7Adventure Land – Learn about the great outdoors and explore the fun of an overnight campout. (Campout for ages 9-12 only)

8 August 10-14Master of Disaster – Mix some magical potions as we explore the world of science.

9 August 17-21Treasure Hunters – Your treasure map will lead you through a week of fun adventures.

10 August 24-28Summer Rewind – Rewind the fun of summer with your favorite field trips and projects.

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* Session dates may vary by branch and school district. See camp locations for start/end dates. + Some branches may not offer camp on July 3. Check with your local branch.

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MONROe FAMILY YMCA June 22 - August 28Ages 6-12*: Fryelands Elementary bus Stop Only: Campers can register for bus stop pick up / drop off at Maltby Elementary and will be transported to Fryelands. Space is limited. Parent must stay with child until signed in with bus driver.drop off hours: 6:15-6:45 amPick up hours: 5:30-6 pm

MUKILTeO FAMILY YMCAJune 22 - August 28 Ages 6-12*: Columbia Elementarydrop Off Only: Campers can register for bus stop pick up / drop off at Mariner High School and will be transported to Columbia. Space is limited. Drop off site not available August 24-28.drop off hours: 6:30-8:30 amPick up hours: 4:30-6:30 pm

“My son has enjoyed every day of camp. My goal was for him to have structure in his day, explore new places and make friends. He’s done it all.”

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FROZeN SUMMeRJuly 20-24: everett & Marysville Cool off with a week of freezing good fun. Enjoy winter-themed games, make cool crafts, and end the week with an epic “snowball” fight!

IT’S ALL AbOUT MUSICAugust 3-7: everettMake musical fun while learning about different instruments and types of music.

TOP HATS & ACRObATSAugust 3-7: MarysvilleGet topsy-turvy playing carnival games and creating circus-themed crafts.

TO INFINITY & beYONdAugust 10-14: everett & MarysvilleSlimy creatures, space rangers, and astronauts will all appear during this week of galactic fun!

MINI CAMPS Mini camps provide social interaction, hands-on activities, exploration, and fun!

eVeReTT YMCA & MARYSVILLe YMCAAges: 4-6

Cost: $75 FM / $100 PM

Program Hours: 9 am-noon. Extended care is not available for these camps.

MAd SCIeNTISTSJuly 6-10: everett & MarysvilleWe’re revvin’ up the lab to bring you our most fun experiments. WARNING... This is so much fun you might forget you’re learning.

OCeAN COMMOTIONJuly 13-17: everett & Marysville Explore life under the sea through nature and craft projects, storytelling, games, and activities.

A CAMP ExPERIENCE FOR YOUNGER CAMPERS.

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SUPeR KIdS IN PLAY (SKIP) Designed specifically for campers with special needs, these adaptive camps will ensure fun and inclusion for all.

Location: Monroe YMCA

Ages: 8-16

Cost: $55 FM / $80 PM

Program Hours: 1-4 pmExtended care not available

ART & COOKINGJuly 13-17Focus on sensory, creative art, cooking, and fun activities.

SPORTS & FITNeSSAugust 17-21Get moving this week with sports and fun fitness activities.

SAY YeS TO THe MeSSAugust 17-21: everett & MarysvillePermission to get dirty granted! From mud pies to splatter paint, extra clothes are a must for this fun, messy week.

WACKY WATeR AdVeNTUReSAugust 24-28: MarysvilleExplore water-themed activities this week. From beach crafts to a luau, you’re sure to get wet.

MILL CReeK YMCAAges: 3-6

Cost: $85 FM / $110 PM

Program Hours: 10 am-noon or 1:30-3:30 pm

SURF & TURFPlay games in the gym and outside before heading to the pool for water games and a short group swim lesson. Campers learn the importance of water safety skills.

Treasure Island: July 6-10Under the Sea: July 13-17Shark Week: July 20-24Whale of a Tale: July 27-31

MONROe YMCAAges: 4-7

Cost: $85 FM / $110 PM

Program Hours: 9 am-noon. Complimentary extended care 7-9 am

PRINCeSSeS & PIRATeSJuly 20-24From ship to shore, castles to boats – set sail on a fairytale adventure.

FUN WITH FOOdJuly 27-31Create healthy snacks and edible concoctions as we cook up a party.

AMeRICAN GIRL® dOLL FUNAugust 3-7Journey around the world as we learn about different dolls and their cultures. Bring your doll to share the fun.

MASTeR bUILdeRSAugust 17-21Get creative and build your own LEGO® structures, create recycle cities, and more!

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Enjoy daily activities including archery, environmental education lessons, boating, crafts, games, and weekly themed events. Weekly field trips take campers to local parks, beaches, and nature reserves where staff and rangers lead lessons in environmental education.

Location: Hole in the Sky Park

Ages: 6-11 Cost: $195 FM / $220 PM

Program Hours: 9 am -4 pm

Parents have multiple drop-off and Pick-up Options for this camp: • Hole in the Sky Park (Drop off at 9 am / Pick up at 3:45 pm)• Mill Creek YMCA Extended Care (6:30-8:30 am and 4:15-6:30 pm)• Mukilteo YMCA Extended Care (6:30-8 am and 4:45-6:30 pm)

SKY-Y CAMP Sky-Y engages campers in an outdoor setting with enthusiastic, caring staff and endless opportunities to explore. Sky-Y campers build confidence, curiosity, and an appreciation for the natural world in this traditional day camp experience.

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1 June 22-26Adventure Land – Kick off summer with a whirlwind of challenges that are sure to be an adventure!

2 June 29 - July 3What Goes Bump in the Night – Peer into the dark and explore the world of nocturnal creatures.

3 July 6-10Going Green – Measure your environmental footprint and become a good steward of planet earth.

4 July 13-17Under the Sea – Discover the inhabitants and science of the seas as we answer the question of what lies below.

5 July 20-24Around the World in Five Days – Learn about different cultures as Sky-Y goes international!

6 July 27-31Northwest Explorers – Discover plants and animals native to your backyard and become familiar with Northwest nature.

7 August 3-7Earth Excavators – Dig in to the stuff underneath your feet with this week about soil and geology.

8 August 10-14Creepy Crawlers – Get to know some of the smallest animals on this planet and why they may not be so creepy.

9 August 17-21 Farm Fever – Join us as we grow our way from field to table.

10 August 24-28 Sky-Y Has Talent – Campers get to show us how they shine.

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SUMMeR MeALS & FUNThe Y is again partnering with the Stanwood-Camano School District supporting the Meals & Fun summer food program at Twin City Elementary. Breakfast and lunch is offered Monday-Thursday for kids and teens up to 18 years old.

YMCA dAYSOn Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday the Stanwood-Camano YMCA will provide free “Y Fun” activities from 9 am-1 pm from July 7- August 20. Activities will be held at the school on Tuesdays and Thursdays. On Wednesdays, kids will be transported to the Marysville YMCA for swimming and other youth development activities such as craft/science projects, outdoor games, and gym play time.

Ages: 5-12Cost: Free. Everyone is welcome.Location: Twin City Elementary

SUMMeR dAY CAMPA day camp where weekly themes and field trips offer opportunities for children to learn about themselves and discover the world around them. Under the supervision of our experienced staff, children engage in a variety of hands-on activities to develop, create, and explore.

Ages: 6-12Location: Cedarhome ElementaryProgram Hours: 9:30 am-3:30 pm Complimentary extended care 7:30-9:30 am and 3:30-5:30 pm Cost: $175$25 discount for Facility Members

AdVeNTURe LANd July 20-24Learn about the great outdoors and have fun along the way.

GAMe FACe July 27-31Join the fun as we play a variety of sports and learn new, exciting games. Enjoy a special day at Safeco Field cheering on the Mariners.

Y-TeeNS SUMMeR SeRVICe Give back to your community, earn service learning hours, make friends, build leadership skills, and have fun. Teens spend two to three hours on local service projects each day combined with fun games and activities and occasional field trips.

July 13 - August 14 Ages: 11-18Cost: Free Program Hours: Mondays and Fridays, 10:30 am - 2:30 pm

COUNSeLORS IN TRAINING TeeN LeAdeRSHIP PROGRAMAn intensive leadership development program for teens interested in working with groups in a summer camp setting, developing strong communication, project planning and leadership skills, and building strong friendships. This program meets on Camano Island and will provide opportunities for volunteering as a day camp junior counselor later in the summer.

June 29 - July 2 Ages: 14-18Cost: $80 (Financial aid available)Program Hours: 10 am - 3:30 pm

To register or for more information Contact: Stanwood@ymca-snoco.orgor 360 629 9622YMCA-SNOCO.ORG/STANWOODCAMANO

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FOUR OPTIONS FOR FUN THIS SUMMeR!

exPLOReR CAMP Explorer Camp is designed to cultivate exploration, fun, and creativity in special interest areas while developing the potential of every camper. Join us for half-day activities that are sure to entertain, foster team building, and develop the Y core values. Pack a lunch and sign up for the optional afternoon extension. After lunch staff will transition campers to our Slice of Summer program for games and activities.

Location: Mill Creek YMCA

Ages: 6-11 (Creative Design Week: ages 7-11)

Cost: $100 FM / $125 PMwith Afternoon extension: $120 FM / $155 PMMagic Week: add $75

Program Hours: 9 am-12:30 pm Afternoon extension: 12:30-3:30 pm

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2 June 29 - July 3Creative Design - If you like to do crafty things with your hands, this is the week for you! Learn to sew, make fun crafts, and so much more.

2 June 29 - July 3 I ♥ LEGO® - Everything is awesome! Become a master builder and design your very own LEGO® Brick creations. Imagine the possibilities!

3 July 6-10Basketball – This skills oriented camp focuses on the fundamentals of basketball. Play as a team and participate in fun games and contests.

3 July 6-10Float Your Boat - All aboard! We’re entering the Seafair Milk Carton Boat Derby and campers will be the designers, engineers, and crew of their very own boat.

4 July 13-17All Sport - Get introduced to basketball, soccer, wiffle ball, Frisbee®, and more! No matter the sport, we focus on fun!

4 July 13-17Dessert Dynasty - Create magnificent desserts of all kinds and learn the intricacies of baking and decorating. Campers will whip up cakes and cookies, homemade ice creams, and puddings.

5 July 20-24Soccer – Shoot for the goal with fundamental skill drills in kicking, passing, and moving the ball up the field. Campers will also scrimmage in teams.

5 July 20-24Super Star – Anything goes in this week of dramatic instruction in acting and improvisation. See what goes on behind the scenes, write, direct, and perform your own play.

6 July 27-31All Sport - Get introduced to basketball, soccer, wiffle ball, Frisbee®, and more! No matter the sport, we focus on fun!

6 July 27-31Magician's Apprentice - Learn from a real magician and understand the art of magic. Each apprentice will take home their own magic kit at the end of the week.

7 August 3-7Art Sensation - Using different mediums create your own masterpieces and learn about art from around the world.

7 August 3-7How Things Work - From rockets to robots, explore the mechanics of stuff! Come build with us!

8 August 10-14Dance Nation - So you think you can dance? Get your groove on learning new dance techniques and explore various genres of dance.

8 August 10-14Fort Building - Starting with the traditional sheet fort, campers will work together to build a fort from different materials each day.

9 August 17-21Freeze Frame - Quiet on the set! Learn the elements of stop-motion filming and create your own movie in small groups.

9 August 17-21Map it! - Learn to navigate, solve our daily challenges, and discover what’s inside the Mill Creek Y’s geocache… if you can find it.

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SPeCIALTY CAMPSSpecialty Camp is sure to engage your camper in summer skill-building fun! We’ve teamed up with some exciting organizations to offer you a wide range of hands-on opportunities. This is your summer to learn new skills and discover hidden talents!

MUKILTeO YMCAAges: 6-12

Cost: $250 FM / $275 PM

Program Hours: 9 am-4 pmComplimentary extended care is available between 6:30-9 am and 4-6:30 pm at the Mukilteo YMCA and 6:30-8 am and 5-6:30 pm at the Mill Creek YMCA.

drop Off Location:Mill Creek Family YMCA – Drop off site for Specialty Camp at the Mukilteo YMCA. Shuttle departs at 8 am and returns at 5 pm.

JUMP ROPe CAMP WITH ROPeWORKS June 22-26Jump rope for fun and fitness. Kids of all abilities learn single rope skills, double Dutch, and put on a show.

SCIeNCe CAMP WITH PACIFIC SCIeNCe CeNTeR* June 29 - July 3Study fossils, investigate with forensics, learn about the world of wellness, explore aviation, and work with slime!

COOKING CAMP July 6-10Learn culinary skills and safety in the kitchen, cook a variety of food, and create a cookbook to take home all your recipes.

RObOT CAMP WITH RObOT U July 6-10Explore what it takes to build a robot! Using LEGO MINDSTROMS EV3® and basic engineering principles, campers design, build, and program a robot.

dANCe CAMP July 13-17Get your groove on with experienced dance instructors! Dance staff will lead a variety of genres and techniques including jazz, lyrical, and ballet.

MAGIC CAMP WITH bRUCe & JeNNIFeR MeYeRS* July 20-24Learn the art of magic with professional magicians. Create mystery in your performance and amaze your friends and family.

ART CAMP July 27-31Discover the world of art with a local artist. Learn basic art techniques and focus on different mediums each day.

RObOT CAMP WITH RObOT U August 3-7Explore what it takes to build a robot! Using LEGO MINDSTROMS EV3® and basic engineering principles, campers design, build, and program a robot.

PORPOISe CAMP WITH Y AQUATICS August 10-14Strengthen water skills, learn about water safety, and visit some of the finest beaches and pools in the area. Swimmers must be able to put face in the water and swim five feet on front, back, and side.

INTeRNATIONAL COOKING CAMP August 17-21Take part in hands-on cooking and explore a new menu from around the world. Learn culinary basics and kitchen safety and take home all recipes in your very own cookbook.

ART CAMP August 17-21Discover the world of art with a local artist. Learn basic art techniques and focus on different mediums each day.

THeATRe CAMP WITH YOUTH THeATRe NORTHWeST August 24-28The beloved story of Dorothy, Toto, and friends comes to life. Explore the wonderful world of Oz through theatre techniques, character exploration, and a final performance of scenes from The Wizard of Oz.

* NeW! Morning and afternoon sessions provide even more space for our most

popular camps and for campers to sign up with their friends! Specialty camp half the

day and camp activities the other half.

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MONROe YMCACost: $195 FM / $210 PM (*These super-special camps are: $250 FM / $275 PM)

Program Hours: 9 am-4 pmComplimentary extended care is available 7-9 am and 4-6 pm

AGeS 6-10:

THeATRe TIMe June 22-26Learn the excitement of theatre with script, writing, acting, and prop making.

CATCH A bIG ONe June 29 - July 3The early bird gets the fish! Learn the techniques of fishing in open waters.

ART ATTACK July 6-10Start with a line and see what you can create! Learn about the artist in you through drawing and painting.

MUSICAL FUN July 13-17Sing, play and dance! Learn the fun and importance of music in our world.

PORPOISe CAMP July 20-24Strengthen water skills, learn about water safety, and visit some of the finest beaches and pools in the area. Swimmers must be Green Band swimming level.

SKATe CAMP WITH SKATe LIKe A GIRL July 27-31Girls and guys alike will learn to rip from some of the best female skaters in the region! Participants learn safety, skateboarding basics, and even some rad tricks.

WILdLIFe exCURSION Aug. 10-14Daily adventures exploring the animal kingdom. Zoos, farms, and animal shelters are all part of the fun.

SCIeNCe CAMP WITH PACIFIC SCIeNCe CeNTeR* Aug. 17-21Study fossils, investigate with forensics, learn about the world of wellness, explore aviation, and work with slime!

COOKING CAMP Aug. 24-28Cook up exciting surprises each day. From healthy snacks to cupcake decorating fun.

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THeATRe TIMe June 22-26Learn the excitement of theatre with script, writing, acting, and prop making.

CATCH A bIG ONe June 29 - July 3The early bird gets the fish! Learn the techniques of fishing in open waters.

TRIATHLON CAMP July 13-17Campers receive instruction in basic swimming, cycling, running, nutrition, hydration and how to transition between events. Proper technique, safety, pacing and sportsmanship are emphasized.

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SwimsuitLunch

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RObOT CAMP WITH RObOT U* July 20-24Explore what it takes to build a robot! Using LEGO MINDSTROMS EV3® and basic engineering principles, campers design, build, and program a robot.

COOKING CAMP July 27-31Cook up exciting surprises each day. From healthy snacks to cupcake decorating fun.

OUTdOOR SCIeNCe CAMP Aug. 3-7Get outside and explore the environment around us! Learn about local animals, water conservation, and environmental protection.

AdVeNTURe CAMPWITH OUTdOOR AdVeNTUReS*Aug. 10-14Explore many activities that the great Northwest can offer. Join us for adventures on land and water – hiking, rock climbing, and water sports are sure to be a part of this week.

FILM MAKING WITH ReeL GRRLS* Aug. 17-21Tell your story. Spend a week learning what it takes to make and develop your own movies and short films.

KAYAK CAMPWITH OUTdOOR AdVeNTUReS Aug. 24-28Learn kayaking basics and participate in other water activities. Campers will spend their day at Lake Tye.

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SPORTS CAMPS Swoosh - Sweep - Score! The Y offers a Sports Camp experience to meet the needs of your athlete. Campers develop self-confidence through activities that teach teamwork, sportsmanship, skill-development, and fun regardless of ability or experience. Whether learning how to play a new sport or refining skills, every child is a winner!

dATeS CAMP

June 22-26 Sports Sampler

June 29 - July 3 Basketball

July 6-10 Soccer

July 13-17 Sports Sampler

July 20-24 Basketball

July 27-31 Soccer

August 3-7 Outdoor Adventures*

August 10-14 Outdoor Adventures*

MUKILTeO YMCAAges: 5-8 (*8-12 for Outdoor Adventures)Hours: 9 am - 4 pmCost: $250 FM / $275 PM. Complimentary extended care is available 6:30-9 am and 4-6:30 pm at the Mukilteo YMCA and 6:30-8 am and 5-6:30 pm at the Mill Creek YMCA.drop Off Location: Mill Creek Family YMCA – Drop off site at the Mukilteo YMCA. Shuttle departs at 8 am and returns at 5 pm.

dATeS CAMP

July 6-10 Soccer

July 13-17 Sports of All Sorts

July 20-24 Basketball

August 3-7 Playground Sports

MARYSVILLe YMCAAges: 6-10Hours: 9 am - NoonCost: $75 FM / $100 PMExtended care not available

“My son enjoyed the friendship, and loved learning new things. Excellent staff!”

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MONROe YMCAAges: 6-12 Cost: $85 FM / $110 PM Join us for supervised Open Gym from Noon-1 pm and Extended Care options ($15 fee)Morning Session: 7-9 am and Noon - 1 pmAfternoon Session: Noon - 1 pm and 4-6 pm

dATeS CAMP

June 22-26 Volleyball

July 6-10 Flag Football

July 13-17 Lacrosse

July 20-24 Basketball

July 27-31 Water Sports/Competitive Swimming

August 3-7 Cheer/Chant/Dance

August 17-21 Soccer

August 24-27 Martial Arts

dATeS CAMP

June 22-26 Basketball

July 6-10 Soccer

July 13-17 Baseball

July 20-24 Dance

July 27-31 Volleyball

August 3-7 Sports of All Sorts

August 17-21 Flag Football

August 24-27 Playground Sports

MORNING SeSSION: 9 am - Noon AFTeRNOON SeSSION: 1-4 pm

SPORTS SAMPLeRThis camp offers kids a taste of several sports throughout the week. Each day features a different sport, and gives kids the opportunity to try something new each day. Sports may include: T-ball, baseball, flag football, and soccer. (Some branches may offer skate boarding. Please bring your own helmet and pads – if you have them – for skate day.)

SPORTS OF ALL SORTSLearn and play unconventional sports like Dodgeball, Pickle ball, and Ultimate Frisbee.

OUTdOOR AdVeNTUReSKids will explore many activities that the great Northwest can offer. Activities may include: canoeing, kayaking, swimming, paddle boarding, hiking, and rock climbing.

PLAYGROUNd SPORTSKids will play a minimum of three different games each day, focused on varieties of dodgeball, kickball, four square, and wall ball.

MARTIAL ARTSLearn confidence, safety awareness, self-defense, discipline, and respect, all while having fun!

dANCeDance staff will lead a variety of genres and techniques including jazz, lyrical, and ballet.

CHeeR/CHANT/dANCeLearn cheerleading and chant basics in a safe, structured environment.

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The Mukilteo YMCA Skate Park is the place to rip, roll and drop-in this summer. Trained, caring staff lead campers in skateboarding instruction and traditional summer day camp activities. At the end of each session, skaters perform in a showcase for family and friends.

Location: Mukilteo YMCA Skate Park

drop Off Location: Mill Creek Family YMCA Shuttle departs at 8 am and returns at 4:45 pm (for Full-Day camps only).

Required Gear: Campers must provide their own skateboard, helmet, knee, and elbow pads. Wrist guards strongly recommended.

LIL’ SHReddeRSAges: 4-7Cost: $75 FM / $100 PMHours: 10 -11:30 am

For the little one who is itching to get on board! Learn safety and the basics of skateboarding, and play age-appropriate games and other fun activities. Parents are encouraged to attend and participate with their child. All skaters under the age of 6 must have a parent present during camp. Gear is available for participating parents at no additional fee!

GRINdeRS & THRASHeRS Ages: 6-12Cost: $250 FM / $275 PMHours: 9 am - 4 pm Extended care 6:30-9 am and 4-6:30 pm

Grinders (Beginner) For the future ripper with less than one month of skateboarding experience, this camp focuses on the basics of skateboarding, including pushing, turning, and going down banked ramps. Further curriculum includes proper use of skateboarding equipment and basic terminology. This camp alternates between on-site days at The Muk and awesome trips to Puget Sound skate spots, and gives more advanced campers the chance to fine-tune basic and advanced trick.

Thrashers (Intermediate)This camp is for the skater with more than one month of skateboarding experience and can demonstrate board control and confidence with speed. Campers will alternate between on-site days at The Muk and awesome field trips to local Skate Spots, and will focus on learning new tricks such as drop-ins and ollies, and learn about park etiquette and skateboard maintenance.

SKATebOARd CAMP

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GIRLS ONLY WeeKAges: 6-16Cost: $135 FM / $160 PMHours: 9 am -NoonCampers only “free skate” Noon-1 pm.

Campers will have the park all to themselves, encouraging each other to learn new tricks and gain confidence in a supportive environment. This camp is for female skaters of all abilities.

SCOOT TOURAges: 8-16Cost: $200 FM / $225 PMHours: 9 am -4 pmComplimentary extended care from 6:30-9 am and 4-6:30 pm

For the skilled scooter rider who is ready to jump on the minibus and check out new skate parks. Scooters will visit up to four skate parks each day and meet a guest local rider.

SeSSION dATeS TIMe CAMP

1 June 22-26 9 am -4 pm Grinders & Thrashers

1 June 22-26 9 am -4 pm Scoot Tour

1 June 22-26 10-11:30 am Lil’ Shredders

2 June 29 - July 3 9 am -4 pm Grinders & Thrashers

2 June 29 - July 3 9 am -4 pm Scoot Tour

2 June 29 - July 3 10-11:30 am Lil’ Shredders

3 July 6-10 9 am -4 pm Grinders & Thrashers

4 July 13-17 9 am -4 pm Grinders & Thrashers

5 July 20-24 9 am -4 pm Grinders & Thrashers

6 July 27-31 9 am -4 pm Grinders & Thrashers

6 July 27-31 10-11:30 am Lil’ Shredders

7 August 3-7 9 am -4 pm Grinders & Thrashers

8 August 10-14 9 am -4 pm Grinders & Thrashers

8 August 10-14 10-11:30 am Lil’ Shredders

9 August 17-21 10-11:30 am Lil Shredders

9 August 17-21 9 am -4 pm Scoot Tour

10 August 24-28 9 am-Noon Girls-Only

10 August 24-28 9 am -4 pm Scoot Tour

LITTLe bUCKAROOS PONY CAMPAges: 5-8 Cost: $395 FM / $420 PM Hours: 8:30 am - 4:30 pmextended Care: Mill Creek : 6:30-8:30 am and 5-6:30 pmMarysville: 8-8:45 am and 4:15-5 pm

This week-long camp provides younger campers with the chance to groom, go on trail rides, participate in games with their ponies, and enjoy traditional camp activities including arts and crafts, group games, nature walks and story time. Campers must be at least 5 years old to participate. Camp takes place under the supervision of talented staff at Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm.

WRANGLeRS HORSe CAMP (basic to advanced skills)Ages: 8-14 Cost: $435 FM / $460 PMHours: 8:30 am-4:30 pmextended Care:Mukilteo : 6:30-8:30 am and 5-6:30 pmEverett: 8-8:45 am and 4:15-5 pm

Ready for a more independent riding experience? Campers spend time riding trails and learning horse and grooming basics at Horse School. Camp takes place under the supervision of talented staff at Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm.

HORSeMANSHIP CAMPAges: 9-14 Cost: $450 FM / $475 PMHours: 8:30 am-4:30 pmextended Care: Mukilteo : 6:30-8:30 am and 5-6:30 pmMill Creek: 6:30-9 am and 4:30-6:30 pm

Take your equestrian skills up a notch while making new friends in a safe, caring environment. Campers enjoy classes, rides through Warm Beach Camp’s vast network of trails and arenas, and traditional day-camp activities like swimming, group games, and miniature golf. Camp takes place under the supervision of talented staff at Warm Beach Camp.

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HORSe CAMPThe YMCA of Snohomish County has a Horse Camp experience to meet the needs of all the horse lovers in your family, from ages 5 to 14.

Program Hours: Bus departure and return times vary based on branch and drop-off location. Please have your camper to the drop-off location no later than 15 minutes prior to bus departure time. Campers dropped off at the Mukilteo and Mill Creek locations must arrive no later than 8:15 am each morning.

deposits: A non–refundable camp deposit of $50 per session/per camper is due at the time of registration to guarantee your camper’s reservation.

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SeSSION dATeS CAMP dROP OFF LOCATIONS

3 July 6–10Little Buckaroos Camp – Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm

Mukilteo YMCA / Everett YMCA

4 July 13–17Wranglers Camp – Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm

Mukilteo YMCA / Everett YMCA

5 July 20–24Wranglers Camp – Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm

Mill Creek YMCA / Marysville YMCA

6 July 27–31Little Buckaroos Camp – Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm

Mill Creek YMCA / Marysville YMCA

10 August 24-28Horsemanship Camp – Warm Beach Camping Center

Mukilteo YMCA / Mill Creek YMCA

JOIN US FOR A HORSe CAMP OPeN HOUSe

at Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm on June 12 from 2-5 pm. Free pony rides, visit the Lang’s Horse and Pony Farm,

and talk with Y Camp staff.

“My daughter looks forward to horse camp all year! Wonderful experience - knowledgeable staff teaching the kids how to ride and take care of the animals. I particularly love that

doing the camp through the Y allows her to be there all day and includes transportation. We wouldn’t be able to do it otherwise as both of us work full time.”

CHECk OUT OUR OVERNIGHT HORSE CAMPS ON PAGE 29!

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Get up, get out, and have fun! Embark on a new adventure every day and explore destinations around Puget Sound. We’ll visit exciting and new places while you make friends, discover new hobbies, and experience art, food, sports, and more.

Locations: Marysville YMCAMill Creek YMCAMonroe YMCAMukilteo YMCA

Ages: 11-14

Cost: $200 FM / $225 PM

Hours: 9 am - 4 pm (Monroe 8:30 am - 4:30 pm)Complementary extended camp is available 6:30-9 am and 4-6:30 pm in Mill Creek and Mukilteo and 8-8:30 am and 4:30-6 pm in Marysville and Monroe.

SeATTLe eSCAPeJune 22-26 Escape to Seattle! Check out some of the hottest attractions in the Emerald City, relax lakeside, and frolic through the famous Seattle Center Fountain.

PLANeS, bRAINS & AUTOMObILeSJune 29 - July 3 Feed your need for speed as you visit the Museum of Flight and the LeMay Car Museum, then put the pedal to the metal with go-kart racing.

WILd WATeRJuly 6-10 Jump in as we swim, slide, and paddle though the week with trips to Wild Waves, Jetty Island, and more.

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deLICIOUS dISHJuly 13-17 Prepare to take a bite out of summer! Cook, taste, and tour your way through the Bite of Seattle in this week of summer food fun.

OUTdOOR AdVeNTUReJuly 20-24 Build outdoor adventure skills as you hike, rock climb, strike a fire, and end the week with a campout under the stars.

GeT IN THe GAMeJuly 27-31 Experience Seattle’s finest sports. Visit a Seattle Seahawks practice, root for the Mariners, and learn why Century Link Field is one of the loudest in the country.

OUTdOOR CHALLeNGe August 3-7($230 FM / $255 PM) Think you have what it takes to face the outdoors? Find out as you take to the woods and explore nature, find treasures, and face your fears on a ropes course!

F.A.M.e. (Fine Arts, Music and Entertainment)August 10-14 Explore some of Seattle’s best attractions such as the Chihuly Glass Museum, and the Frye Art Museum. Top-off the week with a visit to the Taste of Edmonds festival.

#HIGHTeCHAugust 17-21 Plug in and play with us! #VideoContest #RadioStationTour #VideoGames

bIG SUMMeR bLOWOUT August 24-28 Ride the last waves of summer and soak up the final rays of sun and fun with this week of summer favorites.

“I know my kid is safe, she gets to do lots of new things and go to lots of fun places. She likes it and looks

forward to going each week.”

Locations: Monroe YMCA

dates: July 6-10 and /or July 13-17

Ages: 13-16

Cost: Week 1: $200 FM / $225 PM Week 2: $300 FM / $325 PM (campout)Weeks 1 and 2: $450 FM / $475 PM

Hours: 9 am - 4 pm

Explore everything Sky Valley has to offer! Dress for the weather during this day camp that will take you on outdoor adventures from Snohomish to Stevens Pass. Week one will offer five outdoor day trips where we will hike, swim, play Frisbee Golf, Geo Cache, and take full advantage of the outdoors. Week two will be complete with two exciting day trips, and three days and two nights of leave-no-trace camping to complete an epic adventure!

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xTReMe AdVeNTUReSOvernight travel camps for 8-17 year oldsXtreme Adventure is exactly what you’ll encounter at these overnight camps. Campers travel to exhilarating locations, participate in exciting activities, learn outdoor living skills, gain leadership experience, and meet new friends.

This isn’t kid stuff – get ready for serious fun and adventure! Space is limited; register early as these camps fill up quickly. Pick-up and drop-off at the Everett Family YMCA.

SILVeRWOOd THRILLS IJune 22-26 (4 nights)Ages 10-13, $325 FM / $350 PM

SILVeRWOOd THRILLS IIJuly 20-24 (4 nights)Ages 12-15, $325 FM / $350 PM

SILVeRWOOd THRILLS IIIAug 10-14 (4 nights)Ages 10-13, $325 FM / $350 PMAlways a popular trip, Silverwood Thrills takes you over the mountains and through the woods to Coeur d’Alene, Idaho and the Northwest’s largest theme park. Roast marshmallows, sleep under the stars, and spend two days on roller coasters and water slides. Whether you prefer screaming on the Panic Plunge or chillin’ by Boulder Beach, you’ll love this trip.

CASCAde LOOP IJuly 6-10 (4 nights)Ages 11-13, $400 FM / $425 PM

CASCAde LOOP IIJuly 20-24 (4 nights)Ages 12-15, $400 FM / $425 PMThis perennial favorite is sure to knock your socks off. Start in the Bavarian village of Leavenworth, then jump over to Slide Waters in Lake Chelan for some wacky, water fun. Top off the week with horseback riding and white water rafting – sure to get your adrenaline pumping! This is a week you’ll never forget.

SURF, SPeed & SANd I July 27-31 (4 nights)Ages 11-13, $400 FM / $425 PMStart the week surfing and soaking in the sun in Newport, Oregon, then cruise down the coast to Florence where you’ll dune buggy over serious sand dunes, mini golf, and end the week cooling off in Lake Honeyman. Surfing experience is not required – just a love of the ocean and adventure!

SURF, SPeed & SANd IIJuly 26 - August 1 (6 nights)Ages 14-17, $450 FM / $475 PMOur only 7-day trip – We’re off to Florence, Oregon for a buggy ride through the Oregon Dunes Recreation Area and then cooling off on Lake Cleowax. Afterwards, head north to Newport for three days of surf school. Finally, cruise up Highway 101 to Nehalem and Cannon Beach for some much-needed beach town bummin’.

“The staff has been wonderful, and they have been doing a lot with

the kids. My child is excited and happy to tackle new adventures every day.

If he’s happy, I am happy.”

SAME CAMPSNEW ADVENTURES!

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LITTLe RANCHeRSJune 29 - July 2 (3 nights)Ages 8-10, Girls Only, $340 FM / $365 PMThis trip is for younger girls who want an awesome summer horseback adventure. Spend three nights at the Flying Horseshoe Ranch in Cle Elum, complete with cabins, a cookhouse, outdoor pool, and campfire pit. Mount–up in the outdoor arena, learn new skills, enjoy daily trail rides, have fun playing in the pool, make arts and crafts, play games, and meet new friends.

JUNIOR COWGIRLS IJune 22-26 (4 nights)Ages 10-13, Girls Only, $425 FM / $450 PM

JUNIOR COWGIRLS IIAugust 3-7 (4 nights)Ages 10-13, Girls Only, $425 FM / $450 PMThis camp includes basic level horseback riding for the cowgirl who wants to sharpen her skills. Daily instruction is provided from experienced wranglers and each girl learns the necessary skills for trail riding. In between trail rides, enjoy swimming, crafts, and field games. Riding instruction is progressive and intended to build upon the previous days’ adventures.

COWGIRL UAugust 3-7 (4 nights)Ages 13-17, Girls Only, $500 FM / $525 PMRiding takes more than just skill, it takes determination and practice. This intermediate-level camp includes trail rides, additional group lessons in the arena and the opportunity to learn how the ranch works with staff. Campers will also get to spend one night in teepees on the Ranch property.

CANAdIAN OUTbACK AdVeNTUReJuly 13-17 (4 nights)Ages 12-15, $425 FM / $450 PMWhat’s the best way to see Whistler, BC? By zipline of course! Spend the week flying down the Ziptrek in Whistler and rock climbing in Squamish. Explore Stanley Park and check out wildlife at the Vancouver Aquarium. This cross-country adventure is great for campers ready for a challenge. New this year, Climb high above the tree tops through a series of suspension bridges and observation platforms to experience the outdoors in a whole new way.

xtreme Adventure Payment Policy: Balance of the fee is due 14 days prior to the start of camp session. Trips will be cancelled 13 days prior to start of camp if minimum

attendance numbers are not met. Deposits will be refunded if trip is cancelled.

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SeLeCT CAMP SeSSIONS: We have many camps to choose from this summer. Download the Summer Camp Planning Guide from our website to help you select the perfect camps for your child: YMCA-SNOCO.ORG/CAMP

ReSeRVe YOUR CAMPS & PAY YOUR dePOSITVisit our website to select your camps and pre-register your child for camp. Your deposits and final payments will automatically be calculated and billed according to the billing cycle. A non–refundable camp deposit per child/per session is due at the time of registration to guarantee your child’s reservation. The deposit will be applied to the corresponding weekly fee.

If you’re not a Facility Member, an annual Program Membership Fee is required for all campers ($25 for an individual / $50 for a family).

• Summer Discovery Camp, Mini Camps, Preschool/Kinder Prep Camps: $15/per session • Specialty, Skate, Venture, Intents, Explorer, Sports, Sky Y: $30/per session • Horse Camp, Xtreme Adventures: $50/per session

COMPLeTe THe CAMP ReSeRVATION & SAFeTY PACKeTTo ensure the safety of your camper, the Camp Reservation & Safety Information Form must be completed and signed by a parent or guardian. Be sure to select drop off locations where applicable. Download the packet and email it back to us at info@ymca-snoco.org or drop it off at your local Y branch.

To complete the registration process, all necessary forms must be completed, signed, and delivered to your local Y family branch two weeks before your camper’s first program session begins. If you’ve registered online, we still require hard copies of the forms for licensing and safety reasons.

MAKe YOUR FINAL PAYMeNT: Payment is due two weeks before the start of your camper’s scheduled session. If you’ve reserved your spot online, your credit card will be billed automatically according to the billing schedule.

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PLeASe ReAd: Our primary goal is to keep your camper(s) safe during their time with us at camp. In order to do so, we require you to fill out the Camp Reservation & Safety Packet. To guarantee your camper’s spot in camp, all forms and the balance of your camp fee, less your original deposit, are due two weeks before the start of your camper’s scheduled session. If payment is not received by the due date, your reservation and deposit for that session will be forfeited and a “wait listed” child will be notified of the available space. Your camper cannot be accepted into camp until all completed and signed paperwork is received. For a stress-free summer, enjoy the convenience of automatic payments using your credit card.

CAMP CANCeLLATION POLICY: A camp will be cancelled at least ten days before the start date of that camp if enrollment is too low.

LATe ReGISTRATION POLICY: In order to ensure the safety of all campers, we have placed a deadline for online and in-person registration. Online registration will end one week prior to the first day of camp session. In-person registration will end Thursday at noon prior to the start of the camp week. Late registration requires Director approval. Please visit the camp home branch to register in person during that week.

ReFUNd POLICY: Camp fees may be refunded on a per-session basis, less the deposit, with one week’s prior notice only in the event of illness or family emergency. All refunds will be processed and mailed within two weeks of notification.

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JOIN THe Y FOR THe SUMMeR GeT A SUMMeR YOUTH MeMbeRSHIPTo receive Facility Member camp pricing you can purchase a three-month Summer Youth Membership (for youth ages 0-18) when you register for summer camp. Y Facility Membership allows unlimited use of Y facilities and reduced fees on classes and programs. You can visit as often as you like, take classes, and use the facilities and equipment.

OUR MISSIONTo inspire, nurture, and strengthen culturally vibrant communities through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCeY membership and programs are open to everyone. To the extent possible, financial assistance is made available to those in need, thanks to the generosity of our donors and funding partners. Contact your local Y family branch. Financial assistance is available for all Y programs.

TeCH-FRee ZONeY Camp Directors recognize that kids need time away from technology to build friendships, explore the outside world, and experience new adventures. Each YMCA Camp is a “Tech-Free Zone” in which we ask campers not to bring cell phones, portable music or video players, or video games. Campers can bring digital cameras, as long as they are not paired with cell phone or texting technology. In the event that campers need a cell phone before or after camp, camp staff may provide a safe, secure location where cell phones can be stored during camp hours.

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