Stokes Family YMCA
Private
The Stokes Family YMCA in King, part of the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina, offers summer day camp for children ages 6-12 with a variety of activities and adventures aimed at building confidence and social skills. Week-long sessions include meals and transportation to and from the Y, and the nonprofit Y offers financial assistance.
The practical details
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 Stokes Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleThis place is always clean. The staff is so friendly and care about your well being. They have a very nice pool with life guards on duty. They offer swimming lessons and many other classes. They have so many amenities to offer ie: walking track, several gyms, basket ball and racket ball courts. There is so much to do here. I highly recommend this YMCA.
Called and canceled membership in July. Instead of canceling, they placed my membership on hold for two months and then started billing me again. After catching the mistake after the 4th charge that I did not authorize, we called the Y to resolve and because I could not remember the name of whom I spoke to 6 months prior, they would only offer a partial refund of 2 payments. I also offered to show them the call log on my phone from when I called to cancel and they acknowledged we had not returned to the Y since we called and cancelled in July but that information was not sufficient for the office staff. Ensure to monitor your bank account for a half of a year after cancelling a membership to ensure you don’t get screwed too. Edited to add, the staff is not ADA friendly.
Best sauna in the state stays upward of 186 up to 215!
I go here only because it is closer to home. Nice walking track./s Temperature while walking frequently has temperature deviations. Cold on one end, hot on the other end. However I like that it is not too crowded with people. I don't like people much. Bad thing is they generally keep the temperature in the locker room too warm and humid. Both Winter and Summer. I leave the place feeling like I hadn't showered. The water that comes out of the bottle fill station at the desk needs filtration. Water tastes terrible. Good that the place got painted. It sure needed it. Hopefully some time I can find something to say good about this Y, but I doubt it. And they are still putting cardboard in the windows around the walking track. Very third world of them. For some time I have been noticing how the older maintenance man works, and moves about the place in such a way, which is indicative of the fact that he takes pride in his work. Could be why the hot tub has been operating the best it has in years. Dang, I actually said something good. Lol
I recently rejoined the YMCA in Stokes County, NC. I was a member many years ago, but I have to admit, I was really surprised and saddened to see how things needed painting, deep cleaned and just refreshing. The equipment is wonderful to me and the staff are just as wonderful, but I do think it would be more appealing if things were freshened up with new, bright paint and some deep cleaning completed. The women’s locker appears very dirty. The cardboard along the windows on the walking track are an eyesore and simple blinds would look so much better. As much money as the Y takes in, cardboard just shouldn’t be an option. Many of the “posters of the givers” along the walking area are very dated or just needs to be removed or updated. Some bright posters of encouragement would be a much better option and uplifting. All in all, I’m glad I rejoined and I look forward to continuing to go. I’m thankful for a Y so close to me.





