YMCA Camp Twin Lakes
Private
YMCA Camp Twin Lakes, run by the YMCA of Central Texas in Cedar Park, is an ACA-accredited summer camp on 55 acres with two lakes, a water slide, canoeing and kayaking, swim beach, aqua park, archery, paintball and a sports complex. It offers full-day day camp (7am–6pm) and overnight sessions, with weekly specialty themes and a flexible two-night Half Week Adventure option. Nonprofit operator; sibling discounts available.
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 Camp Twin Lakes directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleI love exercising here. I enjoy swimming laps in the swimming pool and doing water aerobics here. They have a sauna, a hot tub, a therapy pool, exercise equipment, I like exercising on their Pre cor bicycle machine it has a large seat like a chair to sit on and a large back support. It's a very comfortable machine to exercise on. I also enjoy exercising on their treadmills and their elipitical machines. I like to go there and exercise there when the weather forecast says it's a rainy day outside.
Huge thank you to Adrian and the entire YMCA team for helping us navigate the registration process for our daughters’ first summer camp experience! The system was a bit overwhelming at first, and Adrian went above and beyond to make everything feel accessible, manageable, and stress-free. What meant the most was helping us secure the same camp session for our daughter and her best buddy so they could experience their very first summer camp together 🩵 Your patience, kindness, and willingness to help truly made a difference for our family. Thank you again!
Great Lake view! Will be taking graduation pictures here soon for my son this park has a hidden water falls. So beautiful! There is a trail and basketball court.
I’ve been a member here for the last 20 years I remember dropping my now 18 year old off at child watch when he was just a couple months old. I was so thankful to have a few minutes to have a little me time, that I think it kept me sane. And everyone was so nice. I remember sending both my kids to soccer and basketball and even coaching too. The care and even love I saw from the athletics program and refs was amazing. Now i just go during my lunch break for a little peace and health. Everytime I walk in the door I can feel the care from everyone up front. In a hectic work and outside world, the peace and kindness I feel from everyone there restores me. Thank all of you for what you do. It has meant more than I can express to me these last 20 years. Oh and one last thing as a person who runs a business and had to deal with the ice… yall did an amazing job making it safe for everyone this last Tuesday. Keep it up guys.
My 11 year old grandson and 9 year old granddaughter both play in a youth basketball league at the Y! Very well ran and a great facility. They also played in a flag football league that had a very well kept field and very organized. Totally a great family vibe.





