This Gateway Region YMCA location in Maryland Heights hosts YMCA Summer Day Camp, a traditional day camp for children (generally ages 5-12) with arts and crafts, group games, nature exploration, swimming, and weekly field trips, with most activities held outdoors. Camps run in weekly sessions across the summer. Before- and after-camp care (Fun Club, 7am-6pm) extends the day for working families, and YMCA financial assistance helps families afford fees.
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 Edward Jones YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★SL MI got for the classes and sauna. Have used the jacuzzi, pool, and treadmill area. It a big facility, they have a hard time keeping dance/BP room floor clean.....same sometimes with pool. All diff kind of hair can be in pool, yuk!
★★★★★Matthew SThe staff is so friendly!!! Amazing location, used to go to the Y a while back, but after figuring out a gym to go to, definitely found the right one for me. Friendly regulars, and everything is always clean and ready to use. Like how they fund families who dont have the money to pay for a heathy lifestyle by going to the gym!!!
★★★★★LaTamara KellyThis place has the most up to date equipment and programs. My daughter played basketball here for 2 sessions. They definitely need to have a coaches training prior to the season for all of the volunteer coaches.
★★★★★Austin ReinhardtFantastic space, clean facilities - here to meet all your fitness needs! Toured this location and was blown away by the sheer level of amenities offered, from child care to swim lessons and zoomba classes. Call any time with questions! Staff are highly friendly and knowledgeable - Kaylee did an amazing job going over the program offerings and was able to get me set up. Could not recommend enough!
★★★Neil Gaetano LindbergWhile the folks are nice and facility is well kept my 3 star rating has to do with: - There are classes. But, they're always full. Even when I get in they're uncomfortably packed. - There's no code of conduct in the sauna. I imagine peace, but the ten or so times I have been in two years of $80/mth membership there's always folks willing to lay across the benches and listen to music I'd rather not. This is a rude people problem, I get that, but it'd be great if there were some rule to back me up when I say, "Hey man, you can't take the sitting room of four folks, and I don't want to hear 'What is Love' on repeat while attempting to relax." I keep the membership hoping to get my children into lessons and such, and me into the sauna. Lessons have been full season after season. And, I must have gone to sign up for yoga 100 times with a ten percent success rate. Yet... I pay all the same. The pool looked decent when signing up, but was an instant big time downer when got down to it. The ugly defunct rusty metal contraption that might have been fun in '99 is just yuck. And, the inability to actually swim has my children really bummed. Is Maryland Heights just for old people and newborns, with no consideration between? There's room for improvement.