Carlisle Family YMCA
Private
The Carlisle Family YMCA offers a wide range of summer programs for ages 4-16, from day camps to teen leadership programs and overnight resident camp at Camp Thompson. Its Youth Adventure Day Camp keeps kids at the Y facility, pool and grounds rotating through arts and crafts, swimming, cooking, drama and games, while Camp Thompson Day Camp (9am-4pm, with free play 7:45am-5pm) adds swimming, sports, canoeing, archery and campfires. Sessions run nine weeks from June through mid-August.
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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 Carlisle Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★DemitriAmazing place! Even though I'm a kid, that doesn't mean I cant be in the amazing YMCA. 🔥🔥🔥💯💯
★★★★★Christine Iandoli-TerraThe only problem I have ever had is parking, because they are usually busy when I have a chance to go. I had my orientation in the Egym with Christian last week, he was awesome! The place is always very clean and everyone is always nice!
★★★★★Ellen HannaWe hosted a 5th birthday party at the YMCA utilizing their inflatable obstacle course. It was a great space for a large group of kids, and the folks at the Y were wonderful to work with!
★★★★★Sarah ApplegateStaff are helpful and friendly and the facilities are clean. They have fun programs and events for families and birthday party options. Parking can get full, but there's plenty of street spaces around the perimeter.
★★★★JasielDecent, they are lacking a some key bar and free weight options available at other gyms (ez-bars, etc), sauna and steam room (smells like feet/mold) should be cleaned more frequently. Pool is great, and there is a dress code for the pool, but apparently not the gym, where many younger women come in and workout in modern underwear. There are young boys here. I would expect this at other places, not the Y with so many kids.