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Prospect Park YMCA

★★★★ 4.0448 reviewsBrooklyn, NY

Private

The Prospect Park YMCA (357 9th St, Brooklyn) runs a summer day camp offering Kinder, day, swim, inclusion, and teen camps. The day camp mixes sports, instructional swimming, arts and crafts, and weekly themes (such as Spy Week or Around the World) with STEM tied to the theme. Part of the YMCA of Greater New York, with financial aid and sibling discounts.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 Prospect Park YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★Amy Krawczyk

We signed our child up for spring soccer at the park slope YMCA. We have watched every single practice and we are pretty shocked by the behaviour of the other participants. They are ignoring the coaches, not following directions for the drills, playing basketball and football with the soccer ball, calling each other names (loser, nerd). I'm sorry to say this, but the coaches do little to reprimand OR motivate participants. This has been a very disappointing experience and I would not recommend this class to others.

★★Tay Cisko

I’ve been a member for about two years and as a working class adult with no kids this place is pretty terrible in my personal opinion..aside from the locker room always smelling bad or old dudes with their Richard Nixon out, I come there to play basketball and it’s even a hassle to do that sometimes.. whether it’s them making you give your state ID just to use a basketball or slipping on the court because it hasn’t gotten waxed in god knows how long I can’t even get a good basketball workout in without getting kicked off the court because they don’t have another space for the kids to do activities in..atp I’m almost at the point of canceling my membership

★★★★★Margaret Williams

I love this YMCA. People are extremely nice and want to help you out. Never had any issue with the service- have actually found the staff and team members to be quite accommodating of me and my young son- and love the classes (for myself and my son). Really great vibe and great options.

Matthew Shore

UPDATE: I canceled my membership. I joined for the pool and have been disappointed. They gate-keep the heated pool, reserving it mainly for adults with children. Adults without kids who can’t do weekday/weekend early mornings can only access the heated pool in the evening for 1.75 hours per week: 1 hour open swim and 45 minutes aqua zumba which is really water aerobics set to music. Also the staff is pretty rude. I will give it another month (which is my free month as part of the sign-up promotion) after posting this review to see if they make more time available weekday evenings and weekends during the day for adults without kids before I cancel my membership.

★★Nova

Main reason I got this membership was for the pools. So it’s extremely disappointing they seem to make no accommodations for working adults who don’t have children. Most swims are family swims for people with kids. It’s hard to get to use the pool because they hardly have any adult swims. When I signed up I had no walk through to learn the building. And I was told to cancel or pause would require a 15 day notice. Absolutely ridiculous. Thinking I may let my membership go because I am not available for the few times they allow adult swim. Seeing as many others complain and they don’t seem to care enough to change it shows they don’t care about customer feedback.

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