Nonprofit Boys & Girls Club serving youth in the Bethlehem area with membership open to grades K-12. Alongside after-school programming, the club runs summer camps built around its five focus areas: character and leadership, education and career, health and life skills, the arts, and sports. Low annual membership keeps programs affordable for local families.
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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 Boys & Girls Club of Bethlehem directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Sire GormanThis place feels like a club with ads tbh you will in trouble for having fun so I recommend that u never come here
★Leticia RiveraMy grandaughter came home and told me she didn't want to go back. She had an experience with a predator that had worked there and apparently so did many of her friends in the area and all heard of or had the same issue. Not sure if he's still there but will not be sending her back for a bit.
★★★★★Rocio HernandezVery fun especially with little kids had fun with my granddaughter
★★★★★Kathleen DelucaI believe the boys and Girls club of Bethlehem should be given a 5star rating the hand full of staff there go above and beyond for the children and are over worked. When all the Big Companies like Bethlehem Steel ECT.. left the area or just went out of business so did all the Big Money Backers. Staff shovels snow, cuts grass takes the kids to and from the pool. They are very dedicated men and women and so are the many who still donate time, money and items. Thank You
★jeremy onsinyoTerrible place do not recommend as a supplementary learning center. Overall the policy of membership is flawed. Full membership is forced on participants for day passes. When better examines the staff seems underdetermine, unprepared, and unmotivated to keep up with the children. Their assumed “knowledge” kids makes most of the staff predisposed to some prejudice of new members; which in turn skews treatment of new participants. When looking for an extracurricular center of learning and recreation, I would recommend that you completely disregard the boys and girls club of Bethlehem.