Fry Family YMCA
Private
Fry Family YMCA is a branch of the nonprofit YMCA of Metro Chicago at 2120 95th St. in Naperville, and one of more than fifteen Y sites running Y Summer Camp. Traditional camp days include an opening circle, snack, physical activity, experiential learning, lunch, choice time and a closing circle, often with swimming and on-site or off-site field trips; specialty camps cover STEAM topics such as tinkering, robotics, cooking and detective work, and sports and aquatics camps follow their own curriculums. Camp runs 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. with before care (7-9 a.m.) and after care (4-6 p.m.) included at no extra cost; camps are ACA-accredited, financial assistance and CCAP are accepted, and an inclusion team supports campers with disabilities.
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 Fry Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★The GlobaltrotterWe are members of another Y but enjoyed Saturday later closing time for the pool 4:30 PM. As other patrons we find the pool schedule very frustrating throughout area. This facility has an excessive amount of bleach that literally stings skin.All staff was nice. Patrons are not placing equipment back on shelves after use so lifeguards were distracted by picking it up.Impressive amount of activities by comparison with other sites.
★★★★★Aigerim OmurbekovaI really enjoy coming to this YMCA. The atmosphere is welcoming, friendly, and motivating. The staff is always kind and helpful, and they are especially great with children. I always feel good working out here and appreciate the positive environment. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a great place to exercise and spend time with family!
★★Derye Sue VillasisEverything good with the place , cleaning is overall ok but I dont understand why they have bathrooms with "DRESSING ROOMS" if people (adults) are going to be walking around naked???!!!! Theres so many kids that go to this facility and the older people have no consideration towards the young ones INSIDE THE BATHROOMS... why cant they change in the rooms that are provided in each bathroom? Its disrespectful and disgusting that our children have to be see adults expose themselves like towels and robes dont exist either... very disappointed
★★★★★Zheng FangWe’ve had a wonderful experience with the YMCA Early Learning program and highly recommend it to other families. First, the culture truly stands out. The friendships among classmates and the strong, caring relationships between teachers and kids feel very natural and intentional. You can tell this sense of respect and warmth is deeply rooted in the program’s culture. Second, there is an impressive variety of activities. The program makes great use of the YMCA’s facilities, including the indoor gym, swimming pool, and outdoor playground. Our kids especially love the Thursday swimming class—it’s a huge highlight for them every week. Third, the cleanliness is exceptional. The facility is cleaned daily by staff, and the environment always feels well maintained. Our kids have never gotten sick while attending, which gave us a lot of peace of mind. Finally, we really appreciate the strong sense of community. There are many engaging events, such as library staff and family members coming in for story time, which adds extra richness to the learning experience. Overall, this program has been an excellent environment for our kids to learn, grow, and feel happy. We’re very grateful for the care and effort the YMCA team puts into this program.
★★★★★Laura Harvey StoutMy son is taking swim lessons and his instructor is fantastic. He took lessons for years with little results, but the improvement he has made in just a few weeks has been dramatic. The lifeguards are amazing. We were witness to how quickly, efficiently, and professionally they handled an emergency.