Long Island City YMCA
Private
The Long Island City YMCA (Queens) runs a summer day camp with a traditional track (physical fitness, arts and crafts, science, and theme days) plus specialty options including Kinder, Early Childhood, Swim, Art, Spanish Language Immersion, and a '7 Express Trip Camp' that travels the 7 subway line to explore the city. Instructional swim twice weekly. Part of the YMCA of Greater New York.
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 Long Island City YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★Cristian -You guys need to step it up. Renovations are needed throughout the gym from the lazy touch ups with plaster to the bathroom doors that don’t close in the weight area. Machines for the most part are great but the cardio room post equipment replacement has been left bare. Clearly several machines were taken and never replaced. Big opportunity to put multiple leg machines as they are always in use. And lastly please fix the sled machine in the weight room. It has not worked for over two years. The charger you bought for it is incorrect.
★Dave DynakThe worst manager Y in the country. AC has been broken for more than 5 years. Dimmed lights to save on electricity! Broken walls and squeaky equipment for years. Only kids with attitude and poor customer service work front desk. Complaints are met with a dismissal. Crowded all day (high schools use cardio room as gym class every day). Worse every year. Member for 10+ years 😢
★★★★★Julia WąsikSwimming laps has always been my therapy, and finding this pool was like striking gold! Finding decent pool space in the city is usually a nightmare of crowded lanes and dirty water. This branch has a fantastic setup with dedicated lanes for different speeds, which stops so much frustration before it even starts. The lifeguards actually enforce the rules too, so you do not get stuck behind someone floating in the fast lane. It is just a highly organized, clean, and respectful place to swim. I absolutely love coming here every morning.
★Michelle BGet a free pass before becoming a member. They be turning off the air conditioner from Cardio room & bathrooms in the summer. Only in the first floor entrance is cold, don’t be fool. When it was a heat wave, they have the thermostat at 79(shown in photo taken) which it won’t turn on. It’s disgusting the smell of sweat. Shower heads in the second floor don’t work properly. When school starts, YMCA shares the gym with 3 to 4 High schools and it’s crowded, especially on Tuesdays. They added new machines in the Cardio room. They also increase membership. We, as members complain about the temperature and they tell us to talk to Sabrina or email her.
★★RunaCat ReviewI have been a member of this gym for a while and I said no more! There is no supervision of children in the weight and machine area, as well as no supervision of older people using these machines. The air conditioning is horrible, you never feel it, it is so uncomfortable to exercise in the heat. The bathrooms look old and dirty. There are machines that have been damaged for a long time and they do not fix them. To clean your machine, the times are that you do not get the paper to clean. Pay $80 for a membership to this gym, for much less you can get something better. It is a disappointment to be a member of this gym and see how decadent and little attention is paid to the infrastructure.