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Richmond Hill YMCA

★★★★ 4.0151 reviewsRichmond Hill, GA

Private

The Richmond Hill YMCA (YMCA of Coastal Georgia) runs a summer day camp with weekly themed sessions built around sports, fitness and character-building activities. Camp involves a one-time $45 registration fee plus weekly fees, with themes such as Shark Week, Carnival and Christmas in July. It serves the Richmond Hill community.

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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 Richmond Hill YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★Bernie Carrico

I have been a regional Y member for about 25 years now, and at this Y for almost 14 years. It’s a decent facility and the staff are very kind and friendly. Access has improved, and I have seen some progress with updates and cleanliness. I do have an issue with the classes. I previously attended Zumba and other classes here and had a wonderful experience; however, it seems the professionalism of instructors is lacking. I went to a dance class last night that was scheduled to start at 6:30. I was there maybe 2 minutes early and saw no one in the room listed online. I asked the attendant and she didn’t have any information, but said they have a “5 minute grace period” so I should wait. She also said if no one showed up it might be canceled. I said well I showed up, and since instructors are paid the same regardless of how many people come it shouldn’t be an issue. I waited in the room until 6:40 and went back to the attendant. She also expressed her frustration for not having any information to pass to customers and she said she would speak with her director. I can never seem to get a call back from staff and no one answers the phone, so you can only leave messages. Maybe some classes are poorly attended because the instructors don’t even show up? Also, why is the jiujitsu and a few other “extra” classes so expensive when the instructors are using Y facilities and don’t have that overhead? A extra $100 a month, on top of the membership fees, is steep. Someone should address these issues and take corrective action.

★★★Meghan Zets

I really love the Y and I've been going here for just over a year now. The staff is great but there have been more and more issues lately. The front door says the front desk hours open at 4 AM but nobody shows up until 6:30 or 7 now. The 24 hour access door was broken last week and I wasn't able to workout that morning because nobody was there to open the door. There was no email correspondence or text blast sent out notifying members that the door was broken so we all drove to the gym without knowing there was an issue. Later we saw there was a FB post about it but who checks FB to see if the gym is going to be open? I made a comment on the post and instead of addressing it, they just deleted the post and didn't own up to it. Also, it seems the CrossFit class has become more and more possessive over equipment and locking away chalk and certain weights even though we pay the same membership as they do. Why do they get access to these things but the rest of the members don't? I've also heard other members complain about being bullied out of their space to make room for the CrossFit class which doesn't seem fair because, again, we all pay the same membership. I've been trying to call the office number during the day to talk to someone but nobody answers. I know all of these things seem small but they keep piling up. When are we going to see some improvement or at least address these issues? I hate to make this review because the Y is the best option for strength training in town but I feel like I don't have any other options to get answers.

★★★Bryce Manintin

This YMCA isn’t the best gym but it provides everything you need to get a great workout in. It’s smaller than most gyms and during certain hours you may have to navigate around the masses of gym goers. If you don’t have a creative mind and have a strict routine, you’ll have a hard time achieving those workouts. It has an abundance of cardio machines and only one cable machine. I call this a “prison gym.” If you can find ways to achieve gains in this gym, you’ll have zero problems anywhere else. The staff is super friendly and the price is perfect.

★★★★★Jhanelle Evans

I smelled bleach immediately as I entered (sign of cleanliness). Front desk was very pleasant. They have some good programs to offer. One of the only place to provide services for children to help parents that are wanting to workout but no childcare. Definitely recommend

★★★★Audrey

I enjoy going to the YMCA to use their strength training equipment. It doesn't get too crowded unless a class is going on. The facility is very well kept. I love that they use scripture as decoration. I wish that they offered a membership discount for couples without children.

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