Glens Falls Area Youth Center
Private
The Glens Falls Area Youth Center is a nonprofit serving disadvantaged youth in grades 5–12 in the greater Glens Falls, NY area with free educational, recreational, and life-skills programs, including daily after-school snacks and dinner. Specific summer camp offerings were not confirmed from the source.
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 Glens Falls Area Youth Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Deja ScottMy kid goes here all the time and she loves it, it’s really close to the school and it has free snacks and dinner, the staff are really nice and friendly they also have a gym, workout area, pool tables and a air hockey table and it’s really fun and cool with all the paintings on the wall!!
★★★★★KaylynnAlways used to go here after school everyday. It was like a 2nd home to me and I am glad to have been cared about there. I enjoy how they'd make dinner for us, help us with hw, ect. It was one of my favorite places to go. I remember the day I found out the old man who ran the place passed, when I walked there and the door said it was closed. R.i.p
★★★★★darrin hunsdonThe Youth Center is an incredible place for the 5th-12th graders in the area! They offer so many educational, recreational, and life-skills programs. Plus, they provide after-school snacks and dinner each night and everything is free to every child who walks through their doors. The staff truly cares about the kids that they serve, even when they have to dish out some discipline. When kids makes a mistake the staff members are never mad, but they make it clear that they need to learn that they can't behave poorly, like being disrespectful and rude to others. They teach children to take responsibility for their actions. This type of structure is so crucial for young people to be successful later in life. We are so lucky to have this organization in our community!
★★★★★Bob CoteI volunteer there and most of the kids who go there seem to follow the limited number of rules (such as be respectful to everyone, keep hands to yourself, put your phones away). Even with these rules, kids seem to still have a great time while they are there. Maybe it would be nice if Mason shared what he did to get kicked out for a month.
★★★★★NoahhThis is a pretty good place to go and hangout with people! There is a lot of fun things to do there and they serve dinner there and they help kids with homework too! But there is one rule that you must have been to School first then you could go but besides that you or your kids should have a good time there!