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Greenpoint YMCA

★★★ 3.3133 reviewsBrooklyn, NY

Private

The Greenpoint YMCA in Brooklyn runs a summer day camp for ages 3–12 in two-week sessions from late June through late August, 9 am–5 pm with extended hours. It operates as the Lisa Beth Gerstman Inclusion Camp, welcoming campers of differing abilities; scholarships are available. Part of the YMCA of Greater New York.

The practical details

Daily hours
9:00am–5:00pm
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 Greenpoint YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★Dave Dynak

Great Y. Nice attentive staff, always an adult supervisor on duty. Clean, rarely crowded. Love both floors. Just pool is too small.

★★Sha Doe

On a cold icy day there was no hot water in my building. I decided to go here for a quick workout and shower before work. Only to discover after my workout that there was no running hot water here too. Thank you so much!

★★★★★Ray Adorno

I signed up at this sight I ain't see no creepy stuff like some of them photos posted on the YMCA the dude with the rings and on the wall what I know is they have a pool they have some cool staff it's quite and people go about there business to use the machines and swim which is good enough for me

★★★★SanyaOdare

Greenpoint is such a lovely place to stay when you are on a lean budget like in my case. The interior is super cool, clean and well-maintained. The personnel i met upon my arrival are very warm, welcoming and customer-friendly too. I booked for a private room on the 3rd floor and it's just so good for the price. However, I didn't like the fact that I have to go way down to 2nd floor in order to use restroom or bath. There's an indoor swimming pool which has a lifeguard on standby - always-always. There are also locker rooms where belongings are kept before before heading to swim.

Marco Rivas

Me and my friend slept well on the beds and they were kind of comfortable to lay on. The shared bathroom was the worst part of the stay. It was uncomfortable and the bathrooms made all the hallways smell of urine. The men's bathroom should have a sliding door that locks when your in the shower like the girls bathroom does and not a little curtain. It was a good place if you were just staying for a couple days. Not something you want to be at for a week. The "free" breakfast was only a $2.50 voucher for eggs or $2.50 off your meal. We were looking forward to getting whatever we wanted but it turned out otherwise.

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