Mount Laurel YMCA
Private
The Mt. Laurel YMCA runs a summer day camp for ages 4-15, open 7am-6pm and available to register one week at a time from late June through late August. Traditional camps group children by age for art, music, nature, swimming and sports, while specialty camps focus on themes such as gymnastics and sports. Operated by the Greater Philadelphia YMCA.
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 Mount Laurel YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleDiverse staff, great exercise clases, modern equipment and nice pool. Been coming for years with my family.
Beautifully clean facility & gym that offers free classes to it's members. I have been loving & enjoying both trainer Maureen & Sasha's classes. Sasha took the time after my 1st class with her, to answer my questions regarding specifics of where things are in the new gym. Been so happily pleased with the friendliness of the staff and other gym members as well. Jo (Josephine) in customer service at the front desk is amazing! She went above and beyond to help me resolve a recurring issue with my membership profiles, so that I could easily check in via the app with a barcode instead of having to manually provide my name and details. She is so patient, sweet, and has a smile that lights up my day when I come in for my work out. Thanks again Jo!
Offers an atmosphere conducive to health and wellness. Skilled and supportive staff. A place I am thriving physically, emotionally and spiritually. Never imagined learning to swim would be so impactful. Proud to be a member of the Mt Laurel Y!
The Silver Sneakers instructors are GREAT, especially Tuesdays class. And, Celeste, who teaches Chair Yoga and offers meditation is stellar. Her classes are well thought out, fun and energetic. BEST Chair Yoga teacher ever!!!
First time signing up fpr ymca. 1st ill start with the process was not at all easy to register yourself it felt like it took forever. 2nd thing every room you walk into has many rules,restrictions and some you even have to sign in. Takes a whole 5-7 minutes to be able to sign in each time for swimming area. They test you before and the girl wanted to test again which my kids had al ready done so, sounded crazy they had to test again and again.I put my foot down and made sure she looked at her notes to make sure my kids names where on there. She still kept going for minute about what she had to do to let them in and like i said ridiculous if im telling you look their names up... 3rd, The family swimming was what i enjoyed best with the kids BUT that also had so much more restrictions and only certain amount of time youre given in the middle of the day 12-3pm wish it was more so in the morning or more so the evening at least youd know what you can do for the rest of youre weekend so that was a super stretch for us to be able to make it those specific times. Just be ready to be greeted with many signs and sign ins and registrations, and many limitations. It was a bummer.


