Campo Family YMCA
Private
The Campo Family YMCA in Valrico is a Tampa Metropolitan Area YMCA branch offering summer camp along with swim lessons, youth sports and family fitness. Tampa YMCA Summer Camp gives campers a supportive setting to explore activities, build confidence and make friends; the branch also runs Kids' Day Out holiday camps on no-school days.
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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 Campo Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleI honestly cannot recommend this particular location enough. The front desk was amazing- but in particular I’ve been working with Jakob Votaw and I honestly cannot recommend enough. I have never encountered a worker that is so quick to reply- to assist. When I went they said he was in a meeting that he would call me. And I honestly thought to my self yeah he won’t call right away. Nope. I was wrong he called me the same day. Has done everything so promptly to be able to set my family up with membership. Exceeded my expectations. He is definitely a good employee!
I pay all this money to basically never be able to use the basketball courts. I only get 3 hours a day to shoot around (if I can even make it to that small time frame that it is free) and that’s if it’s not full with kids getting out of school. An empty basketball court is literally the one thing this gym has to off that other gyms don’t, that is when they aren’t trying to money grab and fill up the courts constantly with programs. Even the pickle ball players get more time to play than regular members that actually want to play basketball on the basketball court get, it’s extremely frustrating. At this point I could get a gym membership that cost half the price and offers a more variety of workout equipment, since the basketball gym is never useable to the people that pay monthly Memberships (unless you want to pay extra fees to join the men’s league). I don’t mind basketball programs, let the kids and adults have their times to play organized basketball. But when you try to do it back to back to back, month after month after month after month, it leave no time for the ones that want to practice in peace or just casually shoot around any time to use that amenity that they pay for. Then once they finally finish basketball programs, they have the kids summer program hogging up the courts and dirtying up the courts. Then you have to figure out what times they’ll be occupying the courts and when it’ll be free from the summer program. Then once summer program ends, it’s back to the basketball programs. Give more time for the people that pay monthly memberships to actually use the amenities PLEASE! Find a better balance in scheduling. Unfortunalty, this is the exact same case for the Brandon YMCA, but I can at least say they do offer a little bit more time for the normal hoopers to shoot around, but still at times get frustrating with the same issues as this Y.
My first visit to the Campo Family YMCA was fantastic! We live about 35 minutes away but made the drive because we wanted our toddler to experience the huge stay and play indoor playground. From the moment we walked in everyone greeted us and made us feel so welcome. The stay and play staff were all so friendly and fun and made my daughter feel comfortable from the moment she stepped inside. We previously had a bad experience at a different locations stay and play but Campo was so much different and made a great first impression for my family! My daughter had a potty accident but the staff comforted her and quickly notified me while I was in the gym. They reassured her and let her continue playing. We also utilized the pool and locker room. Everything was clean and very well maintained. I was highly satisfied with my experience at this location and will surely be back soon!
We absolutely love the YMCA Campo! From the moment we walked in, it was clear this is a place that truly cares about families. The swimming facilities are fantastic — clean, well-maintained, and a joy to spend time in. What really sets this location apart are the lifeguards. They are attentive, professional, and genuinely friendly. We always feel safe knowing they're watching over our family, and they go out of their way to make everyone feel welcome. The entire facility is spotless and beautifully kept. It's clear that the staff takes real pride in maintaining a high standard for their members. Every visit has been a positive experience from start to finish. This has become our family's favorite place to spend time together, and we couldn't recommend it more highly. Thank you, YMCA for creating such a wonderful environment for our community!
Like so many other ’90s kids, I grew up at the local YMCA, and honestly, I loved it. I still carry so many memories from those years that I’ll cherish forever. One of the things I appreciated most was the freedom to try so many different activities in one place—without fear of failure or the pressure of bouncing from location to location. So when my daughter expressed interest in volleyball, I already knew exactly where to take her. It ended up being an even easier decision when we realized so many of her friends were already playing there. Over the past few years, she’s been part of multiple teams and has experienced different coaching styles, which I truly believe helped shape her into a well-rounded player. Now, as we explore competitive club volleyball, that foundation really shows. Even without prior club experience, she consistently stands out at tryouts and is identified as one of the top players because of her versatility, adaptability, and strong fundamentals—especially when compared to peers who’ve only played under one coach or team. I’m incredibly grateful for the opportunities the YMCA has provided my daughter, and we’re looking forward to every season she has left before she ages out.





