Atrium Family YMCA & Children's Center
Private
The children's center at the Atrium Family YMCA in Middletown, a branch of the Great Miami Valley YMCA. This location's children's center is an early-childhood/childcare program; the association also runs school-age summer day camps (Adventure and Discovery) that families can enroll in seasonally. Confirm with the branch whether open-enrollment summer day camp runs at this specific site and the ages served.
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 Atrium Family YMCA & Children's Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Jim's Upstate AdventuresCrazy to hear that Middletown got a new public pool but of course it's at a YMCA that would cost $100 a month for a family to join to swim in said "public" pool, City leaders said the project was made possible in part through American Rescue Plan Act funding from the city of Middletown.
★Lisa JacobsThis happened in 2022. My daughter was a minor and lifeguard there. You should be grateful I just found out or you would have to put up with me in person. We don’t tell lifeguards, especially our young lifeguards that they have to tolerate creepy old men harassing them. It’s not okay!! I see why you can’t keep staff!! Do better.
★Damon TitusPost that the lap pool is open on their website and then when I get there it’s closed and the hot tub is closed. Twice this week now. Don’t know what I’m Paying for as it seems They can’t maintain a pool facility.
★★★McKay BrezenskiI have been a member at this gym for just under a year and a half. I use the child watch for my kids and love that. The people who work in the child watch are worth their weight in gold. Tom and Trevor at the front desk are great, too. There are plenty of weights and weight machines, and these always seem to be in decent condition. My complaints with this gym are these: it is very expensive, but I don’t see what the money is going to pay for. I’m seriously paying nearly $100 a month for my family membership, but what do they use the money on? Building that outdoor pool? The ceiling in the women’s locker room is literally falling in; they have to put so many buckets out to catch the leaking water when it rains. Several treadmills are out of order and just get removed instead of replaced, or just left on the floor, inoperable. When it’s busy, you have to wait for a treadmill to open up. There is one single shower in the women’s locker room that has good water pressure and gets above lukewarm; the rest are miserably cold and just a drizzle. I shouldn’t have goosebumps in the shower! And all the women know which shower is the good one because it’s literally always in use. Annoying. I love going to the gym and need it to stay sane as a mother, but the problems keep adding up.
★★John LowryWhy doesn’t a gym do a paid day pass? I have to actually bring a member to try this place out? You guys can do better you a ymca. Everyone should be welcome to be there despite their member ship?