Stateline Family YMCA Roscoe-Rockton Branch logo

Stateline Family YMCA Roscoe-Rockton Branch

★★★½ 3.929 reviewsRoscoe, IL

Private

Roscoe-Rockton branch of the nonprofit Stateline Family YMCA at 9901 Main St. in Roscoe, which runs the Y's summer camps including Camp Y-Nikinnick and Camp WockIgo. Camp weeks are themed, with campers exploring, building skills and doing traditional camp activities. Ages, session dates and daily hours are not stated on the pages reviewed.

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 Stateline Family YMCA Roscoe-Rockton Branch directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

Camps nearby

Google Reviews

Powered by Google
See all reviews on Google →
★★★★★Mrs Superman

First time here. Seen this in the locker room and made me have the feels. I have disabled sons and its easier to shower at YMCA with the shower chairs and bigger space.

★★★★★Bill S.

I really like this place. I’m there several times a week. Staff is always friendly and the equipment works and it’s always clean. I do have a wish list though. 1. I wish it was 24/7. I can understand not having Ironworks 24/7 but this facility is small enough to work. If you’re only using this facility, it’s hard to see the benefit over Anytime Fitness. 2. A second cable crossover somewhere would be amazing.

★★★★★Maria Pioch

Been a member for quite sometime 12+ years, love the community and friendship I have made here. Yes I have tried other gyms but recently I learned that I get as much in my workouts if I put my 100 % in; it is not the fancy place is the people that make that place worthwhile and the STATELINE YMCA is the place for me and my family!

★★★★★Tyler

This is a smaller YMCA but you can still get a good workout in. Depending on what time you go the free weight area can be a little congested but there's plenty of cardio and weight equipment in the facility that you can work around that. Staff is friendly and classes seem to be well attended. Fun fact: this used to be a bowling alley.

Nick S

I would do the summer student deal for 3 months and the winter student deal for 1 month. The first 3 times I did this with my debit card, theyd overcharge me after the 3 months or 1 month membership that was agreed upon. When I went to sign up, it seemed like they had no idea what they were doing. The last time, I decided to pay for the winter student deal all up front in cash so they couldn't overcharge me. About 6 months after I the winter membership, I got a letter from the state collection service saying I owed YMCA an additional 20 dollars. This charge was wrong and should not have ever happened. I paid in full to start with. In addition, I hadn't received any phone call or letter from YMCA before this telling me about this wrongful charge. I had to call and eventually they cancelled the charge, but I'm sure it hurt my credit score. They have no idea what they're doing at the front desk. Peaks is a little bit more expensive, but a lot better facility and doesn't cause the extra trouble.

Price not listedVisit camp website