The Tri-County YMCA in Teays Valley runs a structured full-day summer day camp for children in grades K through 6 (by fall grade). Campers take part in activities emphasizing imagination, confidence, leadership and healthy fun, with access to the YMCA's aquatics center. As a nonprofit YMCA, it serves the Scott Depot / Putnam County area.
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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 Tri-County YMCA Inc. directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Josh MooreI only use the weight room and the gymnasium for volleyball, so this rating is for those 2 areas.
★★★★★Brandy Hart CarrollMost of our interaction with the Tri-County YMCA has been with the aquatic area and pool. We have been taking swim lessons here for a couple years now and absolutely love their program in the pool. That actually even had my daughters third birthday there and it was a blast and everybody was able to swim. We love the beach entrance to the pool so that little ones and older can have so much fun. We like having the water features when they are turned on during free time. We haven't gotten those one too many times but we love when they are on! We have a 20 minute drive every time we go there just because we prefer this pool.
★★★★★Greg HarkinsIs a great facility has a great pool and Aquatic Serie weight-room basketball facilities rooms that are available for rent racquetball courts lots of leagues that you can sign up for in special programs for children of all ages as well as older people
★CrewTubeWe had to stop going to the pool due to the Auquatics Manager (I think her name is Mindy) being so hateful and nasty to not only our family but others as well. She also likes to talk and gossip when she is on lifeguard duty and doesn’t watch the pools. Scary stuff; I didn’t feel safe allowing my kids to swim there unless I was in the pool with them. Beware! Otherwise, it is a nice place to swim.
★T JazzedVery unaccommodating to potential members My physician suggested I try joining the YMCA in the Valley, taking an advantage of their Black Friday offer on membership. When I called to inquire, prepared to pay over the phone since I’m five hours away visiting our son for Thanksgiving, I’m told: Sorry, you have to be here in person. Would not let me join over the phone despite my Thanksgiving travels logistics issue. For a business this unaccommodating to its members or potential members, WHY WOULD I WANT TO JOIN HERE? Seriously? Never mind.