The Geneva Lakes Family YMCA runs a summer day camp at Eastview Elementary in Lake Geneva for children ages 4 to 12, plus a Trailblazers camp for youth entering grades 6 through 8. The camp day runs 8:45am to 4pm, with complimentary extended care from 7 to 8:45am and 4 to 6pm. It is run by the nonprofit YMCA.
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 Geneva Lakes Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleMEMBERSHIP TERMINATED! After respectfully voicing my opinion to GLYMCA regarding the deplorable conditions of their facility and lqck.of avcountability, not only did they terminate my membership, they contacted the LGPD, and placed a restraining order on me!!
I had a great experience at this Y! It was very clean and had a variety of machines and weights to use. Not sure why other reviews seem to disparage this location. Those that complain about this location being busy are probably working out at terrible times, such as after-work hours during the week. I went on a Sunday around 11am and had absolutely no issues with the gym being overcrowded. Again, remember, this is a non-profit organization. It’s a shame so many people are putting down a decent gym/organization that provides so much for the community and families in the area.
What a hidden gem with amazing instructors and a clean welcoming environment. I’m so grateful for the veteran discount to allow my family to stay healthy.
$120 for a class for a 6 year old, and the kids are running the class. No teaching, no examples. I remember why I stopped bringing my oldest. We will not be doing youth programs there here again. I now see why other places have a waiting list.
Great child watch & staff- we always feel confident and comfortable leaving our kids while we workout. The programs and prices for members are unbeatable. The Y has done a great job of expanding the number of programs for all, from babies to seniors. Yes, it's a smaller facility compared to other Y's, but they do a great job of working with what they have and updating/maintaining the facility throughout the year.


