Athol Area YMCA
Private
The Athol Area YMCA runs Camp Selah, a traditional summer day camp on Tully Pond for children entering grades 1-6, open 7:30-5:00 Monday-Friday with weeks capped at 60 campers. Days include swimming, sports and games, arts and crafts, and nature study. The Y also runs school-based enrichment programs (Y-ACES half-day and Y-ARMS) tied to a 21st Century Community Learning Center grant.
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 Athol Area YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Melanie FarrI have been working out at the y for a few months now. I love most of the employees, my favorite is Jackie! She is very kind, dresses adorable and always greets me with a smile! I love to workout, sit in the suana and sometimes swim. My daughter really enjoys swim lessons too ♥️
★★★★★Layannie Haydon-MayerVery friendly YMCA the pool was great, nice sauna, clean locker rooms. Very helpful front desk staff. Two rooms with machines, and a children's area.
★★★★LinusThis place is a great value. We just use the cardio and weights rooms and they have just about everything. I've seen full franchise gyms with less equipment. BUT there is a trade off; it's not a big, expensive gym. It definitely has the feel of a community center first and gym second (it is a YMCA after all, not a planet fitness or WOW). I see reviews talking about lacking cleanliness and climate control but we've never found that. It's cool in the summer, serious fans and ventilation up and downstairs so there's always air movement and ambient noise. We haven't used the pool yet but it looks clean and certainly isn't lacking chlorine. I wonder if people have gotten used to everything being taken care of for them without asking. It's not a massive staff so communicating helps make it better for everyone. Plus the staff is all super nice and welcoming. We just really like the place. It's great.
★★Angry WolverineWe appreciate using the pool, but the place is a dump. The men's locker room is a disaster. None of the lockers work, the toilets don't flush and the sink is often clogged. I have come away from the pool with a rash at least twice. The town around it is not too wholesome either
★★★Tracey SwensonWe went to a pool party. I usually swim with kids, didn't want to cost Hostess extra. Then my youngest grandchild had to get out of pool. If the child can't swim without float, adult has to go in. Instead of pushing the people count, and the pricing. Push this rule, as I was given wrong impression. It wouldn't have been an extra charge, but you disappointed a child. The rest was great.