Heart of the Valley YMCA

★★★½ 3.9110 reviewsKimberly, WIAges 5–12

Last checked August 2026

The Heart of the Valley YMCA in Kimberly, part of the YMCA of the Fox Cities, runs summer day camps and school-age summer programs for children roughly ages 5 to 12. Camps provide a safe, active environment with flexible scheduling for working families. It is run by the nonprofit YMCA.

Classes

Stage 2 Water Movement, SAT, 10:15 AM, (School Age)Active
Sep 7 – Oct 25, 2026Sat10:15am – 10:45amAges 6–14
Stage 3 Water Stamina, T, 5:45 PM (School Age)Active
Sep 7 – Oct 25, 2026Tue5:45pm – 6:15pmAges 6–14
Stage 3 Water Stamina, W, 6:20 PM (School Age)Active
Sep 7 – Oct 25, 2026Wed6:20pm – 6:50pmAges 6–14
Pricing notes

Costs — Full Member: $44.00 | Family Member: $44.00 | General Public: $85.00 | Racquet Member: $85.00

Costs — Full Member: $37.00 | Family Member: $37.00 | General Public: $73.00 | Racquet Member: $73.00

Costs — Full Member: $33.00 | Family Member: $33.00 | General Public: $47.00 | Racquet Member: $47.00

Before & after school care

4K Wrap No School Day: December 28, 2026; Monday (HVY)Active
Dec 28, 2026
4K Wrap No School Day: December 29, 2026; Tuesday (HVY)Active
Dec 29, 2026
4K Wrap No School Day: December 30, 2026; Wednesday (HVY)Active
Dec 30, 2026
Pricing notes

Costs — Full Member: $48.00 | Family Member: $48.00 | General Public: $48.00 | Racquet Member: $48.00

Costs — Full Member: $10.00 | Family Member: $10.00 | General Public: $10.00 | Racquet Member: $10.00

The practical details

Daily hours
6:30am–6:00pm
Ages
Ages 5–12
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
YMCA of the Fox Cities · YMCA
Field TripsBefore/After CareFinancial Aid AvailableHalf-Day OptionDrop-In / Single Day
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 YMCA of the Fox Cities directly before you register or pay.

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Accreditations & licensing

State Licensed
Holds a state childcare license, which carries state inspections and staffing-ratio requirements.

As stated by the camp or listed in the accrediting organization's directory — confirm current status with the accreditor.

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★Robert Keller

Of all of the YMCAs in the area, this is far and away the worse one. Specifically, the life guards are over zealous with there ridiculous safety policy and the sheer laziness of seldom operating the water slide.

★★★A

Update* this Y is still by far the best and pleasant staff. Unfortunately lacks things to do. The 2 gym area is always closed. There is swimming but its pretty small area for open swim and if you child is over 9years old there isn't much to to. Its nice they can join me in the gym area but they are still kids just wanting to play. Hopefully they get it more kid friendly. This one out of all the fox Y is the most kid friendly too.

★zeke time

Hey, just gotta thank the ymca for having such joyous lifeguards who really love enforcing the rules! If the whole family wasn't in the pool, everyone would be in danger of drowning. Thank God the lifeguard enforces there to have at least their toes in the water. Without those toes. Those kids would probably die. If they are just a foot away from the pool and watching those kids play, the pool would instantly turn red, and there is no telling what coulda happened. I think there should be rules where ALL people in the family should have their waists in the pool, and even than, EVEN THAN, I fear for the safety of our children. Now when it's 2hrs later and its just open swim and not family swim. That's when you can let your guard now, and pray to God you don't need to survive another family swim. 1 star

★★★Kaye Shukosky

I like the Y and have had no problems with the staff. I would encourage management to consider replacing the floor in the locker rooms as it really smells and has to have bacteria in it. The pool is just too small to service the amount of members the Y has rarely is there an open lane and the exercise equipment is pretty shot.

★★★★★Ivy Raen

the equipment is very nice, some barbells could use a quick cleaning but other than that everything is very well taken care of. the staff is incredibly kind, and they get to know you which makes me happy. the locker rooms (women’s at least) are kept clean and in good shape. the community here is amazing, everyone is kind and you get to make some “friends” here. they have all the equipment you may need to get a good lift. they also recently added bumper plates so you’re able to do olympic lifts if you want. also- they have a pool and hot tub

$25 – $284 per sessionClassesVisit website