The Putnam County Family YMCA in Cookeville, part of the YMCA of the Upper Cumberland, offers a summer day camp alongside youth sports, swim lessons, and teen leadership programs. Camp activities support cognitive, social, physical, and emotional growth.
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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 Putnam County Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Shyanne PhippsStaff reached out and is working for a solution to the issue... You can only book a lane day before and their always booked within 15min of opening. They need a shared lane with ppl willing to share lanes. Or limit how many times ppl can book in a week or something. I pay way to much not to be able to use the lanes.
★★★★★Jordan DormanNice, clean facility and everyone has been overly friendly and welcoming! The class instructors have been amazing and my kids love going to the childcare area!
★★★★★Victoria DavisVery clean, wonderful and kind atmosphere. Everyone talks to you like they've known you for years. Gyms sometimes make you feel anxious, but I can honestly say, I've never felt that way walking in here and that's amazing.
★★★★★Littie CroftI rarely post reviews. But I saw negative ones and unfortunately that tends to be the case, a soapbox for complaints. Putnam county Y is GREAT and I have been going for years. It has a fantastic supportive aquatics program. We exercise, and laugh, and lean on each other. Cori is the best instructor and goes above and beyond expectations. The gal upstairs is good too. If you've had a bad experience, I would find that an uncommon occurrence. We are very fortunate to have the programs that are available. Not many YMCAs offer as much. I, for one, am very appreciative.
★KianaVery disappointing experience here. 1. A bunch of teens (or young adults) run the place and act like you’re bothering them anytime you need something. 2. Very hard to get a swimming lane reservation 3. Small gym 4. Closes indoor pool for light-moderate rain (maybe that’s normal ?) 5. Do not honor student memberships for those over 24 years old 6. Way too expensive ($47 a month plus an upfront $50 fee) 7. Kinda not near much in town 8. The one class I took was not beginner friendly and instructor was in a big hurry. Honestly, the Sparta one may be more worth your money with their decently-sized indoor pool. Good things: - nice locker room - bathing suit dryer - private swim lanes when they can be reserved - sauna