West Essex YMCA
Private
Nonprofit YMCA branch at 321 S. Livingston Avenue, Livingston, offering a range of summer day camps for children from preschool through the teen years, including Summer Sprouts for the youngest campers and a Teen Adventure Day Camp. A School's Out Vacation Camp covers days when public schools are closed. Financial assistance is available through the Y for All Fund. Camper ages by track and daily hours are not stated on the pages reviewed.
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 West Essex YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Paula SkolnickGreat place to work out. There is a variety of programs to meet your individual needs. Front desk staff is warm, friendly, and welcoming. Staff is pleasant and helpful. Facility is spotless. Quit my old gym and never looked back. I have now been a member for over two years and still strongly believe that joining the Y was one of the the best things I ever did for my health.
★★★★★Jo-Ann RainesGreat location and parking, lots of options for getting in shape or maintaining wellness. Thoughtful, knowledgeable staff.
★Roberto SilvaThis place is small, not well maintained and the customer service is terrible. I came here once and never again, the man at the front desk was extremely rude and made me feel unwelcome. He couldn’t type my name on the computer and was extremely rude for no reason.
★YuQiang LWe are interested in registering for a family membership, but the staff member at the front desk was quite impatient and unfriendly. He spoke very loudly and disrespectfully, which ultimately made us decide not to proceed with the registration..
★★★Shelly AchiberGenerally, I’m very satisfied with the Y for working out.the gym is clean and the staff is super great. I am extremely unhappy lately of stage 3 swim class, they keep packing kids into the class. Each week there are new kids, and the instructor is overwhelmed. I have been bringing my kids here since Sept - and now I’m removing them because I feel they haven’t made any progress with the lack of staff showing the proper techniques. Picture below shows huge class with one instructor.