The Sinking Spring Family YMCA (YMCA of Reading & Berks County) runs a summer day camp for children ages 5–12 in Sinking Spring, PA, from early June through late August. Full-day sessions run 8am–4pm Monday–Friday with optional wrap-around care and half-day options, filled with themed weeks, field trips, pool and water days, and hands-on STEAM activities.
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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 Sinking Spring YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleI absolutely love this gym because unlike my last gym, nobody bothers you about “rules” or “basic human decency.” At my old gym, they somehow had a problem with me taking loud speakerphone calls in the middle of the weight room, blasting profanity-filled music through a Bluetooth speaker, leaving trash everywhere, sitting and the machines swiping on Tinder, and never wiping down equipment. So judgmental. Thankfully, this gym embraces freedom. Now I can leave empty energy drink cans next to the dumbbells, abandon plates on every machine, and turn my workout into a public concert without anyone saying a word. Even better, the staff fully supports this atmosphere by never actually walking around the gym floor. Instead, they stay safely stationed behind the front desk heads down scrolling on their phones and chatting with each other, making sure absolutely no standards are enforced. It’s honestly refreshing to find a place where the management is so committed to doing the bare minimum. If you’re looking for a gym where headphones, manners, cleaning up after yourself, and staff supervision are treated as outdated concepts, this is the place for you.
The women's bathroom is disgusting. Never clean, paper towel dispenser never works, counters and floors look like they never get wiped down. Toilets and showers out of order. Scale doesn't work. There has been a toothpick on the ground in the one bathroom stall for 2 weeks so you know the floors haven't even been swept in at least that time frame. Upstairs paper towel dispensers are often empty. Often witness other members moving from machine to machine without wiping down. Trash cans are currently all over flowing. I have yet to find a hand sanitizer that actually dispenses. Seen members take photos of others and sending them to people to make fun of them. Not really sure what my expensive membership pays for to have to deal with a filthy gym. We left planet fitness because the Y was closer for us but at least planet fitness was clean and a third of the price. If cleanliness doesn't improve we will be canceling and going back to planet fitness. Had high hopes for this place but feeling very let down between lack of cleanliness and the other members shaming people.
Took a look around the facility to see if I wanted a membership. The facility is awesome! Tennis courts are super nice! All the equipment seems to be in nice shape as well. Very clean. Only downside is there is no membership that allowed kiss and a friend and I wanted to be able to go together after work and it just seems like all other gyms offer membership swear they allow at least a guest so many times or one guest every visit. Other than that.. pretty damn nice !!
Parisi speed school located in the ymca is one of the best places for young athletes to train especially during the off season
Great gym, but kind of expensive. Plenty of cardio equipment and a large weight room. Nice, clean locker rooms. There is a basketball court and a kids activity room. Morning and evening child care included with the price of a family membership. I no longer belong to the gym due to the cost, but we still come back occasionally for the $5 per child “stay and play.”



