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Chickasha Area YMCA

★★★★½ 4.648 reviewsChickasha, OKAges 4–12

Private

The Chickasha branch of the YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City runs the Y's summer day camp, where children ages 4–12 spend weeks on sports, arts and crafts, STEAM projects and swimming. Families can enroll for a single week or the whole summer, and financial assistance is available. The Y is a Christian-principled nonprofit.

The practical details

Ages
Ages 4–12
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Financial Aid Available
Before you register

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 Chickasha Area YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Josh Fondy

They have a good selection of equipment to suit everyone's needs and fitness goals. I frequent the free weights area and it is generally not too overcrowded.

★★★★★Riot Edwards

Awesome place to work out wide variety of weights and machinery. Great daycare system. And the people who work there are outstanding

Matt Mortimer

This is related to the YMCA U6 basketball league. The referee at the Bill Wallace School doesn’t want to be here. He just enjoys showing up, pretending to know the rules, playing on his phone, and yelling at people who ask him to do his job. I would not recommend this league to anyone. Any other league would be better a better choice than this.

★★★★★Chrysta Silver

Checked out the Y tonight for a chili cook off they were hosting. The facility seems great and their prices seem fair. My husband and I got free 10-day passes, so I’ll update this review once I try everything out 😊

★★★★Okieporean

We were here hosting a graduation party in one of their rooms and got a glimpse of the facilities like the basketball court and gym. They look well maintained and clean. What caught my attention was the red sandstone structure, which was said to be an armory in the 1950s. You will also see the stone walls on the interior, giving it some character and charm.

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