The Daily Family YMCA in Bixby, part of the YMCA of Greater Tulsa, runs a summer day camp for children roughly ages 4–15. The curriculum blends STEAM activities, arts and crafts, environmental education, literacy and movement games, with weekly enrollment. The Y is a nonprofit.
Camps
| Camp | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daily School's Out Day Camp | Fall Break7:00am – 6:00pmRegister → | Oct 15 – Oct 19, 2026 | 4–12 | $186 | Open |
| Daily School's Out Day Camp | Thanksgiving Break7:00am – 6:00pmRegister → | Nov 23 – Nov 27, 2026 | 4–12 | $248 | Open |
| Daily School's Out Day Camp | Winter Break-December 21-247:00am – 6:00pmRegister → | Dec 21 – Dec 24, 2026 | 4–12 | $248 | Open |
$156.00 $186.00 | Member: $156.00 | Community Member: $186.00 | Deposit: $15.00
$208.00 $248.00 | Member: $208.00 | Community Member: $248.00 | Deposit: $15.00
$260.00 $310.00 | Member: $260.00 | Community Member: $310.00 | Deposit: $15.00
Availability shown as of Aug 14, 2026.
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 YMCA of Greater Tulsa directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Evelyn HeitmanI really enjoy Kandice’s group centergy, cardio dance and group core classes as well as Brittany’s group core class on Fridays. BreeAnne’s group centergy class on Saturday mornings is a great way to get motivated on the weekends. All the instructors are friendly, energetic and knowledgeable in the way they teach their classes. It’s also fun to catch a few pickleball games during the week.
★★★★★Hello AgainI live 2 miles away and this is Y is convenient. The price not so much. BUT...the atmosphere, members and the gym itself make up for it. There are busy times but it's mainly for the kids sports. The machines and equipment are readily available. I just wish more members would wipe off the equipment more often. There's no meatheads, no one taking up a bench or equipment scrolling through their phones. People here actually come here for what it's intended. I HIGHLY recommend this Y...
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★★★★★Cheyenne WilsonThe practices are super energetic and informative to the kids. My daughter learned so much about Volleyball in just her 1st season. It was such a positive experience for her, that she is so excited to come back next season! Special shout out to Coach Cat for instilling positive attitudes, encouragement & good sportsmanship in the kids. She is a phenomenal Coach!
★★jay carolCame in on a rainy day hoping to swim. I walked in the door and immediately notice a lifeguard reading a book with wire headphones and feet in the hot tub. I disregard because no one was swimming in the pool so I thought, hey why not. I go to walk in to the pool area and Front desk stated the pool was closed because “lifeguards are taking a break” I stated okay, we will wait. I look at clock it is 4:57pm. Mind you Family swim is 4:30pm. I think “a break this early? Doesn’t seem right.” Again I go sit down and wait. I then see another life guard lounging in a chair. After a few minutes I get up to go ask what time the break would be over to swim. He immediately begins to stutter that the pool is closed because of lightning. I look over again to see the female life guard with legs in the hot tub. I simply stated oh okay, thank you and l walked out. The whole situation was odd. I am a rule follower and understand policy. But that made no sense. Picture below. ADDITIONAL ODD BEHAVIOR: I asked Front Desk where the locker room was because I did not receive a tour upon registration. And he stated that he ALSO didn’t know where they were because he wasn’t given a tour either….sir you are employed here? How were you hired without being shown where anything is?