YMCA Camp Erdman is a YMCA of Honolulu camp on a beachfront property on Oahu's North Shore, between the Mokuleia beaches and the Waianae Mountains. It offers day camp (for kids completing grades K-5), five-night, six-day overnight camp (grades 1-10, roughly ages 7-17), and a leadership camp for older teens. Campers do archery, hiking, sports, swimming, outdoor living skills, and arts, with campfires and a weekly campout on the overnight program.
Sessions & rates
| Session | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1: Wizardry and WandsRegister → | May 31 – Jun 5, 2026 | 7–17 | $830/wk | Past season |
| Camp assistant (CA) Program | Session 1Register → | May 31 – Jun 19, 2026 | 16–17 | Varies | Past season |
| Session 1: Water 'Bout It?8:30am – 4:30pmRegister → | Jun 1 – Jun 5, 2026 | 5–17 | $317/wk | Past season |
Weekly Rate: Standard (Out-of-State residents) $830; Kama'aina (Hawaii residents) $788.50; Active Military $772; YMCA of Honolulu Family Members (Save 10%) $747; YMCA of Honolulu Employees (Save 50% for themselves, spouses, dependents, and siblings) $415; Save 5% when 2 or more siblings attend camp
PAST_SEASON; Applications are no longer being accepted.
Weekly rate: $285 members $317 non-members
Fees: Visitors (out-of-state residents) $640, Kama'aina (Hawaii residents) $608, Active Military $576, Y Family Members $544
Availability shown as of Aug 14, 2026.
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 YMCA of Honolulu directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Mira O'ConnorA haven of peace and natural beauty. The staff are effortlessly kind and genuine. The facility is well equipped and clean. Could not wish for a better spot to spend time in Oahu. This is a place to continue to come back to over and over again ❣️
★★★★★Husrav HThis is Dharmaville! True LOST fans can't just drive by and not check out this place. Especially since it's minutes away from the plane crash and camp beaches
★★★★★Heather S.I made a quick stop because I'm a Lost fan. Even though the buildings have been painted blue they're still instantly recognizable. The camp is operational, so remember to be mindful of people's privacy.
★★★★★Lydia MMust stop for Lost fans to see Dharmaville. We came here on our Lost tour to take photos. Our tour guide said they painted the buildings blue about a year ago, they are no longer yellow like they were in the show. It is free to walk around, you can also rent the cabins. Then it’s a short walk to the beach where lots of Lost was filmed, the beach where the plane crashed!
★★★★★Eleanor KurlandWanted to leave a review because of our positive experience today! Whoever we spoke with that allowed us to tour the grounds where Lost was filmed - THANK YOU! Regardless of the buildings being painted over post-tv-series it was such a cool experience. Great place and great staff!