Armed Services YMCA Fort Bragg
Private
The Armed Services YMCA at Fort Bragg (Fort Liberty) runs Operation Camp, a full-day summer day camp (7am-6pm) for children in grades K-5, held at South Harnett Elementary and open to the public. The program runs early June through early August at about $165/week and emphasizes healthy living, recreation and social connection, with a focus on supporting military families and their frequently relocating children.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Armed Services YMCA Fort Bragg directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Ingrid PayneI don't find the employees to be friendly at all. I asked about an item they were processing to put on the floor. I was told the petite lady was the supervisor, looked at me and told me in a very "nasty tone" that she didn't know when they would put it on the floor and charged pass me to speak to a gentleman in a soft friendly tone about nothing to do with anything in the store. This was about 1 hr b4 they closed. I was there when the doors opened the next morning and the item was gone. Apparently put out right after I left. I didn't return for months. I finally went back was in the checkout line. One employee looking in a book while another checking people out. The one with the book asked the working employee about something in the book while the customers waited, this went on for over 5 minutes ( no exaggeration) with no acknowledgement that we were standing there waiting. I put my items down on a shelf where I was standing and left. I feel that they are unprofessional and disrespectful to their customers period.
★★★★Amber EnrriquesWith the many donations I see being made, I'm sad there isn't more to choose from inside the shop. But I do love shopping hand me downs and being able to make donations to keep stuff out of landfills. I usually try to rescue items from the curb and donate them.
★★★★★Nicole ContiLove this place!!!!!! So much love and support in such a small building. The ASYMCA is a non-profit on Fort Liberty and has so much to offer to families. From Barrack bundles to baby supplies, they legit have you covered. I recommend them to everyone I know! Great job!!
★★★★★Nicole PiechowskiThe ASYMCA is such a wonderful resource for the military community. They offer a food pantry, child care programs, ball dresses and so much more!! It's such a hidden gem! I can't recommend them enough.
★★★★★Caroline SLove this organization. They have a lot of programs that they offer. Baby bundles, Operation Kids Comfort, Operation Little Learners to name a few that we have participated in. We are very thankful for the support they have given our family.