Jackie Robinson Family YMCA
YMCA of San Diego County · Private
The Jackie Robinson Family YMCA (YMCA of San Diego County) offers week-long day camps across 12 summer weeks for children in grades K through 3, serving up to 60 campers a day. Days include sports, arts and crafts, games, swimming, and field trips, framed around 'F.A.B.' goals of friendship, achievement, and belonging. Full-day hours run 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.; members receive up to 25% off and scholarships are available.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleAll workers are very attentive, the place always clean, parking is plenty
Been trying to get my son enrolled into camp through the 3rd party provider and YMCA has been completely unresponsive for the past 4 weeks I’ve emailed left voicemails with the supervisor for camp Consuelo Pena and haven’t heard anything back from anyone. As a single parent or relies on them for my sons summer camp needs it is extremely unpopular and disappointing how they are handling enrollments.
This is the best place to workout on any day. I love coming to the Senior Workouts it's so inspiring and very important for my health. I love the instructors. They are amazing and awesome individuals ❤️.
I've checked out the facility and I'm very happy and I will start going there once a week to get back in shape
The gym and equipment are well kept however I've had problems with their swim and pool section for over a year. Many other families feel the same way. We will be taking are business else where. Don't even waste your time signing your kids up for their swim lessons. Management is terrible. I'll also be contacting the regional YMCA about this.




