PNA Youth Camp is an overnight camp for children ages 6-15 on River Road in the Yorkville/Plano area, founded in the early 20th century by districts of the Polish National Alliance to connect youth with nature and Polish culture. Campers sign up for one or more week-long sessions running June 21 through August 1, with room and board included and a screen-free program. Activities include swimming and an optional water park, soccer and team sports, archery, campfires, karaoke, dancing and singing, and theater workshops. Tuition is $700 for one child with reduced rates for siblings and discounts for PNA members.
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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 PNA Youth Camp directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Sonia BairdWe were going to have our wedding here in Sept 2021. we paid the $500 deposit in Feb 2021. in March 2021 we said we didn’t want to move forward with the wedding. They never replied. We called multiple times trying to get our deposit back and to confirm we aren’t having the wedding and they never replied. Not even confirmation that they received our calls or texts. Very unprofessional.
★★★★★Henry MardosBack in the early 60's my parents would take my brother here. Back then I only knew it as the Polish Camp. Welded in Hammond, IN which back in the was quite a drive. Seems like it took us the whole day to get there. I remember swimming in the old pool, sliding down the mud cliff near the river or perhaps it was a lake and playing bingo with my mom and dad. Great fun/good times i remember to the time. Keep in going PNA. Henry Mardos
★★★★★Mary CoxWent here for a wedding reception over the weekend and it was a marvelous weekend. Facilities were clean and and well taken care of. The restrooms were very clean. Would recommend for many different venues.
★★★★★Chris P. BaconWent there for a family fest hosted by 103.1fm. They had food, face painting, bouncy houses, a stage with music, petting zoo, and pony rides. There's also a restaurant on site. I think the place is used by polish boyscouts for camping purposes under normal circumstances. Very nice area.
★★★★★Tomek ChmielewskiVery well kept property with nice people. There is a couple soccer fields and grounds for specual events, e.i. concerts, family picnics, summer camps. Lots of parking.