The Oakbrook Family YMCA in Summerville runs a traditional full-day summer camp for ages 5 to 12, filling the day with games, crafts, STEM activities, planned physical activity, character development, and swimming. Camp runs 7am to 6pm with breakfast and lunch provided. (This record is listed under the branch's swimming pool.)
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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 YMCA Oakbrook Swimming Pool directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Karissa McNamaraVery well kept area. The swimming heats were very organized. The parking isn't the best. You have to get there early to get a close parking spot.
★★★★Natasha OSmaller parking lot but good amount of parking along the shoulders to make up for that. Smaller outdoor pool facility but worked just fine for busy swim events.
★Katrina CrosbyI went to the Y a month ahead of time to get private swimming lessons for my 3 yr old grand child who has disabilities. I told them that my granddaughter would be with me only 3 weeks. The young woman who took my money said That on paper it says on the contract that it could take up to three months to get lessons but they had plenty of life guards and it can be done. I gave her $250 for 6 lessons. When my granddaughter arrived I called The Y and repeatedly got the run around. I then went to the Y and spoke to the Director of Aquatics @ oakbrook Susan Nesselrod told me that private lessons were 3 months out. I repeated to her what was originally said to me. I told her to give me a refund and she did agree stating that they usually do not give refunds but because of the circumstances she would issue a refund we are now 2 months into this and I have not received a refund after going back and getting reassurance from the CEO that I will receive a refund by way of "the check is in the mail." I will return tomorrow to see what the new story is. My granddaughter is on the spectrum non-verbal and this is the treatment you get from the Y.
★★★★★Rhonda ChefD DunningCoach David is great. He really takes time with each kid. As my granddson said, 'he sees my strengths and teaches me to overcome my weaknesses!' I think that sums it up nicely. The pool is salt water and the lifeguards are attentive and kind.
★Allie AdamsI'm usually happy with the programs offered by YMCA in other locations but this one leaves little to be desired. The swim lessons were a huge waste of money. We signed my son up for a months worth of swim lessons only to have majority of the classes cancelled due to weather. Which I understand is out of their control. The issue I have is these classes are not made up or refunded in anyway. So basically, you pay for services not rendered. Attempting to get any kind of communication from them is next to impossible which is very unprofessional and only makes frustrating situations more frustrating.