Ron Rosner Family YMCA

★★★★ 4.159 reviewsFredericksburg, VAAges 3–18

Last checked August 2026

The Ron Rosner Family YMCA in Fredericksburg (Spotsylvania County), a branch of the Rappahannock Area YMCA, offers summer day camps as part of its childcare services. The full-facility branch includes a gymnasium, pool, wellness center, youth classrooms, a pavilion and a playground supporting camp activities.

Camps

Y CampActive
8:30am – 4:30pmAges 3–18
$170 – $215/wkRegister →
KindercampActive
8:30am – 4:30pmAges 3–5
$170 – $215/wkRegister →
Pricing notes

2025 Camp Pricing: $170 per week (Y Members) | $215 per week (Non-Members) | $40 per week for extended care | Due at Registration: $20 deposit per week (non-refundable; non-transferable)…

Classes

Run Coach Training Program 5KActive
Jan 1 – Dec 31, 2026Ages 15+
Run Coach Training Program- Monthly CoachingActive
Jan 1 – Dec 31, 2026Ages 15+
Run Coach Training Program- MarathonActive
Jan 1 – Dec 31, 2026Ages 15+
Pricing notes

Member: $35.00 | Non-Member: $35.00

Member: $55.00 | Non-Member: $55.00 — Monthly Coaching

Member: $105.00 | Non-Member: $105.00

Before & after school care

5 year old Jr. KindergartenActive
Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri9:00am – 1:30pmAges 5
3 year old PreschoolActive
Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri9:00am – 12:30pmAges 3
4 year old Pre-K | 9:00-12:30Active
Mon/Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri9:00am – 12:30pmAges 4
Pricing notes

PRESCHOOL INFORMATION 2026-2027: PRICES ARE PER MONTH — Member Cost $315, Non Member Cost $430. Registration fee (non-refundable) $75.00, DUE AT TIME OF ENROLLMENT.

PRESCHOOL INFORMATION 2026-2027: PRICES ARE PER MONTH — Member Cost $290, Non Member Cost $380. Registration fee (non-refundable) $75.00, DUE AT TIME OF ENROLLMENT.

PRESCHOOL INFORMATION 2026-2027: PRICES ARE PER MONTH — Member Cost $310, Non Member Cost $420. Registration fee (non-refundable) $75.00, DUE AT TIME OF ENROLLMENT.

The practical details

Daily hours
8:30am–4:30pm
Ages
Ages 3–18
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Rappahannock Area YMCA · YMCA
Water ActivitiesBefore/After CareFinancial Aid Available
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 Rappahannock Area YMCA directly before you register or pay.

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Accreditations & licensing

State Licensed
Holds a state childcare license, which carries state inspections and staffing-ratio requirements.

As stated by the camp or listed in the accrediting organization's directory — confirm current status with the accreditor.

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★★★★★David Dave

I met Rita and Jennifer today. Rita gave me a tour of the facility. It was clean and well organized. I'm excited to start working out. Everyone was super nice.

★★Lacy Courtney

Put hardwood on the basketball courts and fix the A/C!!! The basketball courts of the YMCA is where a lot of the local talent seeking to play professional or collegiate basketball practice or play in leagues to get better. The conditions at this Y particularly are extremely dangerous in the summer, causing injuries to players and decreases in attendance during these months. Basketball can generate a lot of revenue if done correctly.

★★★★★Elizabeth P

I love this YMCA! The people here are like family. The Kidz Corner employees are always loving to my children and my kids have a fun time playing with all the toys, sport activities, and friends. The preschool teachers are kind and truly enjoy teaching little ones. The exercise classes are fun and provide a challenging workout. The facilities are clean and usually not too crowded. If you’re considering a gym, definitely try this Y!

★EmJ P

You’re asking for reviews YMCA Most staff is what makes this gym wonderful. P.E. Teachers very friendly as well as Coach. Women at the front desk and Greg in wellness center are true gems. Class instructors have been so caring. After joining here came summer camp, and the pool is closed for camp kids. The pool restrooms, steam rooms and saunas then became family/coed with age of 18 and older. Had a man in a swim cap and speedos following me in the (previous designated women side) but turned around and left. I called the person responsible for the change and was never called back. Spoke to the pool supervisor and was told my concern is heard but this change was in process since 2020 but delayed since COVID So today I went in since the coed signs, “can’t wear just a towel in pool area”, 18 older” are all posted. Didn’t see anyone on the previous men side and went to what use to be the women side. Here comes a man right behind me, right behind me holding the door at my shoulder. He sits across from me and starts talking. I was nice and said hello. Then comes out his remarks on me and my position and his observations of me, very unsettling. He continues talking softly and I turn up my volume on my earbuds. This change of making all rooms coed is not only uncomfortable but quite dangerous. This does not benefit its members, but puts us in compromising situations and I do not trust these board members with my family or myself. Protect your members and keep these areas of bathing suit wear private, you have the rooms. Why encourage these problems.

★★★★★Natalie

It is a great gym, but the pool is fantastic! There are tons of fitness classes, a weight room, and fitness studios. There's even a big gymnasium for large family friendly events or a pick up basketball game. But I go for the pool! There's plenty of room for lap swim, but I adore the water aerobics & Aqua Zumba classes. The teachers here are the Best I've seen. The lifeguards are very professional but friendly. And the staff are generally friendly & helpful.

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