The Pendleton YMCA, part of the YMCA of Madison County, runs a summer day camp filled with games, crafts, and activities exploring different cultures, where campers build lasting friendships. It is one of the association's local branches serving the Pendleton area.
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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 Pendleton YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Matt FrazierCall and cancel your membership. Was initially a member for 3 months at $40 per month. Made mistake of not cancelling membership thinking 2 months of not visiting and non payment would void membership. Got a letter in mail to go to court for collection owed for a total of almost $400. That put my family's lively hood in jeopardy because I'm currently struggling to feed and house them. Now these wolves want an unjustified amount of money that we didn't ever use their services for. I don't see how they can look at themselves in the mirror. Ridiculous
★Nick GreyA complete waste of money and an insult to the concept of childcare. This isn't a camp — it's a glorified holding cell masquerading as enrichment. You’re paying to have your child ignored in a stale, joyless room, herded like cattle into taped-off "zones" as if they’re radioactive waste. There is no structure. No guidance. No meaningful activities. Discipline is non-existent, and supervision is barely above what you'd expect in a parking lot. The staff appear disengaged, untrained, and more interested in their phones than the safety or development of the children in their care. If your idea of a summer experience is having your child sit in silence for hours on end, stewing in boredom and fluorescent lighting, then congratulations — you’ve found your Mecca. For everyone else: run. This place doesn’t deserve the word “camp” — it’s a padded waiting room for despair.
★C KingYouth basketball program ran terribly. No oversight by ymca, signed up more kids than had coaches, play offs was a cluster and winning teams didn't even realize they had another game. Just overall communication is horrible.
★★★★★NinaThe instructors are very good. They offer a wide variety of classes from strength training, Silver Sneakers to Zoomba. They also offer a summer camp program for all ages. They have a child watch program for your class while you work out. Visit on FB or internet for details.
★Deanna PerezI think this place would be more appropriately named a community center rather than a Y. At least coming from a large YMCA in Florida that had a kidzone room and a large facility, this place is smaller than any gym I've been to before. The workout area (smaller than a kitchen) consists of 5 machines and a small corner of dumbbells. The studio is for classes. The kid's area is a small space behind the desk.