Frank and Shirley Dick Family YMCA
Private
The Frank and Shirley Dick Family YMCA in Adrian 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 Frank and Shirley Dick Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Douglas WilliamsNice newer place with good amenities, pool steam room and a nice staff small weight room and kind of congested layout but otherwise good Pickleball as well if I’m seeing the basketball courts being used correctly
★★★Samantha MooreThe facility is really nice. It is on the furthest northern area of Adrian, its pretty far out in the middle of nowhere. We use the pool to catch a break from the cold months. In case anyone is planning on taking their little kids under 10, adults must be in the pool with children even though there is a life guard. This was not an issue in the past few years we have come here.. pretty disappointed and will be canceling our service due to this. You'll be able to catch a previous review I left with my old email where I spoke of how much we usually love this place.. its for sure disappointing about this new rule (of course we stay attentive and watch our children during our visits, we just arent fans of being wet during the cold)
★Doug MALCOLMThey kept charging my account when it had no money in it honestly if you want a place to work out go to LA fitness in Ann arbor or planet fitness
★DanielFor a new facility, this place is claustrophobic. The exercise equipment is so tightly packed together that I can hear the digestive tracts of the people around me. The locker room is uncomfortably cramped into what seems like two parking spaces worth pf room. The facility is located out in the middle of a cornfield where I can only imagine it is inconvenient at best for the underserved residents of Adrian where the YMCA used to be located. The staff I’ve spoken to have been very friendly.
★★★★★Samantha MooreWe’ve been members for the past two winters (we usually just buy it seasonally to swim/something to do to escape winter blues) and we’ve been super pleased! The facility is great, a nice basketball court that they host kid friendly activities often in, a pool with cool features in it, a steam room, a small gym, a fantastic outdoor playground (you don’t have to be a member to play on this) as well as a small indoor one, and I’m sure other things I’m missing! Our kids love it ❤️ (I will note that it seems the moderator of this place may need to go through the review photos some people left, there are some pictures that are not of this place on here)