The Edward L. Gaylord Downtown (Oklahoma City) branch of the YMCA of Greater Oklahoma City runs the Y's summer day camp, where children ages 4–12 spend weeks on sports, arts and crafts, STEAM projects and swimming. Families can enroll for a single week or the whole summer, and financial assistance is available. The Y is a Christian-principled nonprofit.
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 L. Gaylord Downtown YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Racc ReviewzGreat place to work out! Good staff and awesome facility! 😃10/10 highly recommend.
★★★★Lorna LawrenceI like the Downtown Y. It's a real nice facility. I go here Saturdays since they do have child watch available for a certain time, so I am able to workout. A downside is parking very limited and may have to park a ways on the street.
★★★★★Troy TalbottThe Edward L. Gaylord Downtown YMCA is a great place to work out. The staff are friendly and helpful. It has free weights and weight machines that are kept in working order. It has several cardio machines. I particularly like the stair master. The hours are convenient. It also has a pool.
★★★★★Victor L. FosterI like the Gaylord YMCA. The location works for me as it’s not far from my home. They have various group exercises with great instructors. My schedule varies but they have classes scheduled so that I can maintain my routine. The staff are professional and nice. There is also a variety of equipment; you’ve got free weights, weight machines, and cardio machines. It’s a great place for your fitness needs.
★★★★IliaA good gym. Lots of cardio equipment, but also a nice amount of strength training machines. Would be better if it had more weight plates. People are walking wondering where to take some more weight. No actual smith machine - there is one but not a usual one - it also moves forwards and backwards. Here I saw 100lbs in a single plate though! I would generally recommend this YMCA to my friend.