Childs Park YMCA
Private
Childs Park YMCA is a YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg branch running a summer-long day camp for children ages 5–12, weekdays 7 a.m.–6 p.m. from June through early August. Weekly themes and field trips mix with the Y's curriculum of literacy, STEM activities, structured and free play, physical exercise and swimming, aimed partly at closing the summer learning gap. It is a nonprofit, community-based day camp with member and non-member rates.
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 Childs Park YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Zakiyyah MuhammadChilds Park YMCA has been the best YMCA experience so far!! Vickie is amazing and serves with love, joy and care.
★★★★★Susan HamiltonI have been coming here for a few weeks for classes that start at 10 M, W, F. They are 55 + classes! Wow what a work out. Big room, friendly people, great place. I recommend highly.
★★★★★Carla EphraimClean and well kept facility. I went to a baby shower and it was a very efficient space. Kitchen, room for up 300 people, tables and chairs, private entrance, restrooms nearby, and helpful staff.
★Dasia BoydNot helpful or too much friendly.. the staff over the before and after care process communication sucks ridiculously bad. I want my child removed from the before and after care program and school that he is currently at .. which the school board has no problem assisting it’s just the ymca staff are literally taking their poor time trying to get my child a spot for a before and after care at the two schools i would like to send him too after being bullied at his current school .. their only excuse is we only look at the waitlist once a week.. which is ridiculous And don’t reply telling me to contract anyone unless is the ceo. Thanks 😊
★Jenna RagerIf I could give this place zero Stars I would. They do not document incident reports and if they do and your child is involved they say that you are not legally allowed to have them it is confidential. My son was injured by another child who happened to be disabled and that child was just written up. My son is also disabled and had a temper tantrum (no physical harm) and they suspended him. Not only that the coaches talked about my son as if he was a burden and uncontrollable. I called the director Julia to address my concerns and dismissed it all and she told me they discipline children based on each childs needs. Very unprofessional and I highly do not recommend.