O'Fallon Illinois YMCA
Private
Summer day camp at the O'Fallon Illinois YMCA (Gateway Region YMCA) for children ages 5-12, with weekly-themed traditional camps plus special-interest tracks. Days include swimming, nature exploration, arts and crafts, group games and field trips, and a Counselor-in-Training program serves teens ages 13-15. Inclusive and adaptive programming for children with diverse abilities, with financial assistance available.
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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 O'Fallon Illinois YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Brody BowlesThe equipment is great, has a basketball court, spacious swimming pool, friendly staff, and classes for people of any age. Only issue is they close early compared to most other gyms.
★Armand MoselyThis is suppose to be a place where the community comes together. If felons can’t coach or be mentors at/in the facility. Why do you all allow them to spend money there? Why are they allowed to have memberships? Do you all inform them they have limitations on activities etc within the facility? Who are you to punish someone that was already punished? It’s like being tried a second time for a trail a decision was already made in. Yes I had a membership but the way you all treat certain groups is not a place that practices what they preach. This is suppose to be for all does your God approve of this? This suppose to be a Christian based organization or program. I’ve won championships for the East YMCA high school level. It saddens me but hey look at the area we’re in. Go Panthers
★★★★★Katie O' KaneVery nice facility! Swimming class and all sorts of activities for the community to be involved in.
★★★★TheTourGuideWe have only used this location for swim lessons. Through our multiple sessions, we were happy with the progress of our children. Most of the instructors were successful with improving of swim skills. The facility was always clean. When you have young children and you overlap with other classes, the family changing area gets packed and it is limited for space. You have the option to use the M & W dressing rooms as well.
★★★★★Ryan LincolnChild Watch is located on the first floor, on the entrance to the right. Extraordinary nursery room! Plenty of natural light and huge compared to other YMCA's Child Watch rooms. My only observation to the staff is, and I know dealing with kids is not easy, is not to yell to the kids. It looks like some of the staff also have their own kids there, and the way they were talking to them was kinda rough and they also used the same tone with the other kids. I stayed 2 full hours on the tables next to the Child Watch room and I could clearly hear everything that was going on. I will still bring my kid to this place, but not as on a regular basis.