Francis Family YMCA
Private
Francis Family YMCA in Temperance is a Michigan branch of the YMCA of Greater Toledo, whose summer child care day camp is the Y Summer Adventure Program. Campers take weekly hands-on field trips, swim several days a week, spend an outdoor education day at the Sylvania YMCA/JCC and work through STEM-based programming. The association also runs specialty camps by theme — basketball, soccer, Lego, ninja — for preschool, school-age and teen children, and sends older campers to its residential YMCA Storer Camps for ages 7-17. The Y is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit operating on Christian principles, with financial assistance available.
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 Francis Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★FIRE •The kids love the diving board. I love the warm pool.
★Dave LaneDon’t expect the water slide to ever be open. If you have young kids don’t let them get their hopes up about using it. We’ve been members for 2 weeks and already made about 5 visits to the pool. We haven’t seen the water slide open a single time. My 6 year old keeps begging to go down it but always leaves disappointed. We usually go during the week and we get told that they don’t have enough lifeguards on duty to open it. Was told to come on a Sunday and it will be open. Well we went on a Sunday and I asked numerous times about opening the slide. I was originally told it would open soon. An hour goes by so I ask again. Get told it will be open in 20 minutes. 30 more minutes goes by and I asked again. Now I’m told they are too busy to open the slide. Got the run around for an hour and a half. Which really ruined the experience of my son because we kept telling him it would be open soon so he was really disappointed. I think it’s mostly because all the lifeguards are lazy teenagers who lack proper management and structure and don’t feel like doing the extra work to open it. Teenagers inherently do the bare minimum. They need an adult to step up and Manage these kids.
★★★★★Aleena BirdThere is so much to do at this location. This zero entry pool is my kids' favorite by far, but they also love the indoor play structure and climbing wall. Kid zone has tons of cool toys that my twin two year old boys absolutely love.
★★★★★Melissa StanekThe only YMCA I've ever been to with two pools, a rock wall, an inside playground, KidZone, an outside playground, and numerous classes and camps for kids to sign up for!
★★★★★Amanda RealtorMy son take private swim lessons here and have really enjoyed it!! He is 7 and has passed all the swim tests. He is able to go into the deep end, dive off the diving board, and right now he is currently learning how to do the breaststroke properly. My goal is to get my seven-year-old on the swim league that they have there. I have tried all sports and nothing was exciting to him except swimming and so we finally found something! We love BRIGEETE. She is an amazing person and a great instructor.