Weekly themed sessions run Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., mostly outdoors, with swimming twice a week, games, nature exploration, arts and crafts and scheduled field trips; indoor activities substitute by day and theme. A Counselor-in-Training track serves teens 13–15, and financial assistance is available.
Dates, prices and ages
For dates, prices and ages, see Clinton County YMCA’s own website. See website →
The practical details
- Daily hours
- 8:00am–5:00pm
- Environment
- Indoor/Outdoor
- Operator
- YMCA
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 Clinton County YMCA directly before you register or pay.
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★★★★★maribeth hodappCarey Nunn and Yvonne are amazing No matter what they teach it is always a great class! The 5:30 am classes rock!!! Spin / Body Pump/ HIIT/ Yoga/ Pilates I love them all!!
★★★★★Stacey BeckerClinton County YMCA is a great place for me to get my physical exercise in daily! I enjoy going to the Y. There are plenty of options to do there. It helps me not only physically, but also emotionally and socially! The staff and other Y members are so friendly and helpful and always a joy to talk to!
★★★★★Marilyn DreesThe staff is very friendly. The facility is keep clean. The only complaint I have is that the last couple of weeks the temperature was raised to 70 degrees. It was always at 64-65 degrees which was a comfortable temperature. Now it isn't. Everything else is fantastic.
★★★★★Michael WilmarthThe Clinton County YMCA is like a second home. It’s clean, spacious, and full of kind people. The staff are especially welcoming and always helpful. It is, by far, the best fitness facility I have ever been a member of.
★★★★Cathy SmithI enjoy the Y. It would be nice if there were additional rooms or areas to have more than one class go on at a time. Because offices or nearby the music/instructor has to lower the volume which then causes people not to hear.