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Door County YMCA Sturgeon Bay Program Center

★★★★½ 4.5182 reviewsSturgeon Bay, WIAges 4–12

Private

The Door County YMCA's Sturgeon Bay program center runs full-day summer camps for children ages 4 through entering 6th grade, grouped as Adventure (ages 4–5), Traveler (ages 6–7) and Navigator (ages 8 and up). Camps run weekdays 8:00am–4:00pm from June through August with free extended care, and include games, creative and educational activities and swim lessons. It is a nonprofit YMCA program.

The practical details

Daily hours
8:00am–4:00pm
Ages
Ages 4–12
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before/After CareWater Activities
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 Door County YMCA Sturgeon Bay Program Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Sarah Meredith

The Sturgeon Bay YMCA is an excellent athletic facility for all ages. It offers exercise for everyone and has wonderful programs for children, teens, senior citizens, and people dealing with chronic health issues. We are so lucky to live near this place! Thank you! Sarah Meredith Livingston

Cesar Sandoval

I’m beyond disappointed with this YMCA location. My mom brought my 7-year-old sister along with two of her friends so they could move around and do something. She stayed with them the entire time, but staff told them they weren’t allowed upstairs, not allowed in the stretching area, not allowed on the track, and basically not allowed anywhere except sitting in the lobby because the gyms were occupied. I understand safety rules and supervision policies, but it felt unreasonable that kids who were supervised by an adult weren’t allowed to use any areas where they could stay active. The whole point of bringing kids to a place like the YMCA is to promote health and activity, and instead they were told to just sit down which felt petty and was very irritating. If there are strict age or access policies, they should be clearly explained when families sign up so situations like this don’t happen. Families should feel welcome at a community fitness center, not restricted from almost every space when you pay for it. Might as well make it a planet fitness since kids are such a tripping and security hazard.

★★★★★Matt Luders

We absolutely love the Door County YMCA! It’s an exceptional facility for both my workouts and my family. The pool and kids’ swim classes are fantastic, and Ms. Heidi is wonderful with the kids. The new spaces and equipment are truly exceptional, and the YMCA does an amazing job of connecting the community and bringing people together. Clean, welcoming, we wouldn’t go anywhere else. Highly recommend!

★★★★★Ashley Adams

Beautiful Y with amazing people all around. The classes are fantastic and the pool is fantastic for all ages. With such a robust membership, there are always so many people to connect with. The universal changing room is fantastic for families with children allowing parents to co-parent especially after swimming. If you are looking for a space that truly has it all, this is one location in Door County for a true community environment.

★★★★★Jordan Hoerres

Passed through the facility when I was nearby on a Monday afternoon. It was a slower day than I expected compared to green bay area facilities but the cardio equipment room upstairs is nice and comfortable! Not too big or crowded. The pool area was impressive. The sauna was under construction but hoping it will be open again. Locker rooms are on par for what you expect. A nice lobby and seating area by the front doors.

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