The Bangor Region YMCA runs a full slate of summer camps, including the Camp G. Peirce Webber and Camp Acorn day camps for younger children, an Adventure Day Camp for grades 5–10, and the overnight Camp Jordan on Branch Lake. Programs span kindergarten through high school and offer activities from swimming and ropes courses to wilderness trips, with financial assistance available.
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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 Bangor Region YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Michael GrayThe Bangor YMCA has a cardio gym upstairs and a heavy weights gym downstairs, 2 swimming pools (Aloupis is cold, Means is warm), and a sauna in the locker room. Bangor doesn't have any steam room or hot tub - unless their new location on Main Street hopefully will.
★★★★★Alice WangI LOVE the Bangor Y - it is truly the cornerstone of my fitness journey in Bangor. Wonderful group classes with the loveliest people you’ll ever meet. The instructors are ALL fantastic. The workouts are tough and refreshing. So happy with my membership! (I will just shout out the instructors I regularly attend classes with, thank you Tom, Barb, and Jenny for your leadership in class!)
★★★★★Malcolm GodwinStaff seems really nice here although maybe understaffed. Workout facility are pretty decent. The pool area is actually very cool. I just didn’t take any pictures cause I thought it’d be odd. What’s really cool with the Isaac Farrar mansion that is a part of this YMCA. This house is an early 1830s build with plenty of history in architecture and they just use it as offices.
★★★★★Rusty DavisGreat value and a nice well equipped facility for weights and fitness. Not so busy. The two pools are great for laps. I took some fitness classes that were really fun.
★★★David CalvinNice community YMCA with very nice fitness machines, dumbbells and cardio space. Well maintained and clean, though it lacks a variety of fitness machines. The free weight room downstairs had the minimum equipment including a bench, squat rack, dumbbells, etc, but nothing really stood out. Nice accessories for stretching and core work. Also has a nice small cycling studio and a four lane pool. Locker rooms are somewhat dated but did have a sauna. If no one is in a sauna it is usually powered down so I would suggest you power it up 15 minutes prior to using so it gets hot. A good average YMCA with the basics needed for a variety of fitness.