
Champaign Family YMCA
Private
The Champaign Family YMCA in Urbana runs a summer day camp as part of a full slate of youth programs. Camp enrolls week by week, with YMCA members saving on weekly fees and financial assistance available for qualifying families. The independent nonprofit Y also offers youth sports, swimming, daycare/preschool and school-age childcare. Confirm exact ages and daily hours with the branch.
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 Champaign Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleGreat Childcare programs, fitness classes, trainers, saunas, pool, hot tub and the leadership does a fantastic job getting the best equipment possible. So happy to be a part of such a great organization.
This place is AWFUL at announcing and communicating what is going on, i wake up very early to come workout and it turns out the place was closed I would have went home to sleep but I had already taken my pre-workout so i couldn't sleep and was miserable the rest of the day
I went to get information and take a tour of the facility. The lady there was very polite. I asked about the renew active program that is a part of my health care insurance. I checked online to see if champaign county ymca accepted renew active and it stated that they did. It is noted on Google. This is incorrect. They do not accept renew active.
I LOVE IT!! They are clean, people are friendly, lots of things to do there, has child care, pool, exercise equipment, classes etc.
Swim lessons have fallen apart. I have asked the front desk, emailed management, contacted the building supervisor, and asked the poor teens who teach lessons now what the schedule for swim lessons looks like going forward. I get a different answer every time. Whoever is in charge of this needs to figure their job out because I have spoken with other parents, and they are just as frustrated. I feel bad for the instructors, for they often are caught in the middle of the frustration—and it is evident that they are just trying to do their job to the best of their ability with what they are given.
