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Torrance-South Bay YMCA

★★★★ 4.3254 reviewsTorrance, CAAges 4–11

YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles · Private

The Torrance-South Bay YMCA (YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles) offers summer day camps built around sports and recreation, hands-on STEM, and themed arts activities, with aquatics visits and swim lessons at select ages. Younger campers (ages 4 to 6) stay on-site with enrichment visitors, while older campers take off-site field trips. Camp is open to the community; registration and cancellations are handled through the Y.

Sessions & rates

SessionDatesAgesPriceStatus
Summer Day Camp7:00am6:00pmRegister →Jun 15 – Aug 14, 20264–11$269/wkPast season
Summer Day Camp with Swim Lessons | Hickory Elementary School7:00am6:00pmRegister →Jun 15 – Aug 14, 20264–11$309/wkPast season
Summer Middle School Camp: Club Good Times Camp7:00am6:00pmRegister →Jun 15 – Aug 14, 202611–14$289/wkPast season
Pricing notes

Program Weekly Fee: $229 YMCA Family Members | $269 Community

Program Weekly Fee: $269 YMCA Family Members | $309 Community

Program Weekly Fee: $249 YMCA Family Members | $289 Community

Availability shown as of Aug 14, 2026.

The practical details

Daily hours
7:00am–6:00pm
Ages
Ages 4–11 · Grades 09
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles
Field TripsSwim Lessons Included
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 YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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Accreditations & licensing

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ACA Accredited
Meets the American Camp Association's health, safety, and program standards, reviewed on a recurring accreditation cycle.

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Terry Voice

If your joining for the hot tub, don't. Its a nice place the staff is friendly. However, the hot tub is closed 90% of the time; always some excuse about chlorine or lifeguard shortage. I joined for the hot tub so nice to relax after a work out. It's a shame they keep it closed. The pool is so oversubscribed its ridiculous the least they can do is keep the hot tub and wading pool open for people to take a dip.

★★★★Les Riley

I don’t always feel welcome here but for the most part, the gym is cool and my kiddo likes the CAC. I think it’s cool they have a rock climbing wall and a track. And I also appreciate the classes offered, definitely worth checking it out

★★★BAD muji

This YMCA has just about everything, but when I went everything was very dirty. It does have a lot to offer, tons of equipment, huge pool, running track, and mens and women's saunas and steam rooms. That said, there was dirt and trash everywhere. I normally feel very clean and relaxed after visiting the YMCA but this place could use a deep clean.

★★★★Ronald Hill

The Y is a great place that offers many activities such as pickleball, basketball kids programs, swimming and Jacuzzi and Group Exercise Classes. There are volunteer opportunities at this center. I have enjoyed working out there for many years.

★★★★★Nate Ulsh

Always have appreciated local YMCAs as an affordable option for families, this is no exception. Very helpful staff. Swimming, free weights, treadmills, plenty activities for all ages. Clean facility. A lot of parking available as well.

$269 – $309 per weekVisit camp website