YMCA of Greater Dayton summer day camp at the Fairborn YMCA, where children rotate through outdoor activities, swimming, sports, arts and crafts, games, STEM activities and field trips. Weekly sessions run June 3 through August 7, Monday to Friday 9:00am to 4:00pm, with a three-day Mini-Week option (Tuesday to Thursday) and extended care available from 6:30am and until 6:00pm for $25 per week each. Open to ages 5-12 who have completed kindergarten; a full week is $210 for non-members and $175 for members, plus a one-time registration fee of $40 per child or $50 per family. The Y's day camps are certified by the American Camp Association and licensed through Ohio Job and Family Services, and financial assistance and Title XX public funding are accepted.
Camps
| Camp | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly sessions - Full Week (Mon-Fri)9:00am – 4:00pmRegister → | Jun 3 – Aug 7, 2026 | 5–12 | $210/wk | Past season |
| Weekly sessions - Mini-Week (Tue-Thu)9:00am – 4:00pmRegister → | Jun 3 – Aug 7, 2026 | 5–12 | $175/wk | Past season |
Full Week (Member): $175/week; Full Week (Non-Member): $210/week; Registration (one time fee) $40/child $50/family
Mini-Week (Member): $150/week; Mini-Week (Non-Member): $175/week; Registration (one time fee) $40/child $50/family
Availability shown as of Aug 8, 2026.
The practical details
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★★★★★Brenda K PinonAll the staff are so polite and they accommodate my kids needs, the adaptive swimming lessons for kids with special needs are amazing.
★Tyler GambleWent to stretch on the second floor near the stairs and some lady that works there waved me off like I was a problem. Why put yoga mats at the top of the stairs if you’re not supposed to stretch there? They are always busy to the point where it’s ridiculous to use a machine or find a place to stretch. I used to like coming here. I’ll go somewhere else where I’m welcome and tell others to do the same!
★★★★Dakota McQueenMy nieces are in swim classes and they both love the coaches and are learning alot. I love the variety of equipment however it just needs updated as any typical old building does. They are working with what they have and they make my sweet little girls happy.
★★★★★Catherine RWe really like Fairborn YMCA. My kids take swim lessons and they love their instructors. The gym is nice and never too crowded. The staff is also very friendly.
★Chelsea SkotzkeSo i was going to start my son here for preschool. Showed up for the paperwork i had spoke with the staff director that morning about grabbing so my son could start the next day. When j showed up red flag one. Staff director wouldnt let me in to walk around because she had to be in a class they are so understaffed. I said so i cant walk through though hes supposed to start tomorrow? She said. Well he doesnt start till i say hes going to start. 😦 whatever! However the preschool was right by the front door and got to see “play time” all kids in a small grass lot no toys all wearing hoodies i hot weather and not one child looked happy as the staff just played on her phone. Nope! Im good on that! But then my kids wanted to play at the park and the public park is a complete hazard my 1yr old somehow cut her arm on a baby swing, the whole play place is breaking down with sharp rusty metal and the slide has no joke like a 3 ft drop at the end