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A GREAT SUMMER STARTS AT THE Y

2025 Registration Forms (PDF)

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2025 Camp Brochure (PDF)

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AGES: 6-16 years old

The YMCA places children in groups according to age. Our summer programs and camps provide kids with various imaginative activities that make sure they have fun while making new friends, building self-confidence, and discovering the world around them.

CAMPS AND PROGRAMS OFFER:
Our programs and camps offer tons of fun activities that your kids are sure to love. Available activities vary by the programs to camp, but some of the more common activities include:

  • Sports
  • Swimming
  • Ropes Course
  • Arts and crafts
  • Mountain Biking

 

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LOCATIONS OF SERVICES:

Stony Brook Acres (Ages 6-12)

1004 Stony Hill Road, Wilbraham, MA
P: 413.654.7143

Camp Weber (Ages 6-12)

Dewey Street, West Springfield, MA
413.739.6955

Teen Camp (Ages 13-15)

Dewey Street, West Springfield, MA
413.739.6955

Fun City Summer Day Program (Ages 6-12)

1500 Main Street, Springfield, MA
P: 413.739.6955

Small Fry Summer Day Programs (5 years old, Entering Kindergarten in September)

YMCA of Greater Springfield Learning Center
1500 Main Street, Springfield, MA
P: 413.739.6955

Stony Brook Acres
1004 Stony Hill Road, Wilbraham, MA
P: 413.654.7143

Below are the behavioral expectations for campers at any YMCA of Greater Springfield summer program. Please talk to your child about these expectations. 

  • Respect Others—Treat fellow campers, counselors, and staff with kindness and respect. Do not bully, tease, or exclude others. 
  • Listen and Follow Instructions – Pay attention to camp staff and follow directions to ensure a fun and safe environment for everyone. 
  • Be Inclusive and Friendly – Encourage and support fellow campers, include everyone in activities, and make new friends. 
  • Stay with Your Group – Always remain with your assigned group and counselor unless given permission to leave. 
  • Use Kind Words – Speak politely, avoid inappropriate language, and be positive in conversations. 
  • Take Care of Camp Property – Respect all camp equipment, facilities, and nature. Clean up after yourself and leave things better than you find them. 
  • Participate and Try Your Best – Engage in activities positively and be open to trying new things. 
  • Follow Safety Rules – Abide by all safety guidelines for activities, swimming, hiking, and games to prevent injuries. 
  • Keep Hands and Feet to Yourself – No hitting, pushing, or rough play that could hurt others. 
  • Have Fun and Be a Good Sport – Enjoy camp, support teammates, and show good sportsmanship whether winning or losing.