The West St. Tammany YMCA in Covington (YMCA of Greater New Orleans) runs a summer day camp for children entering kindergarten through 8th grade, who must be at least 5 by the start of their session. Camp runs weekdays from 8:30am to 4:00pm, with before care from 7:30am. The Y offers need-based fee assistance to eligible families.
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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 West St. Tammany directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleJust joined and staff very helpful and friendly. I look forward to having such a great place to work out and take classes.
Love the people and equipment. So many classes you can take and meet new friends. Staff is always happy to step up and help you. If you are a person who just wants to focus on your workout- no one will interrupt.
We absolutely love the West St. Tammany YMCA! From the moment we walked in, we were met with such kindness and warmth from the staff. Everyone is so friendly and welcoming—it truly feels like a community. My children have participated in several sports programs here for years, and they look forward to every game and practice. The coaches are incredibly patient, encouraging, and great with kids. They not only teach the fundamentals of the sport but also focus on teamwork, confidence, and fun, which has made such a positive impact on my children. We are so grateful to be a part of such a great place.
This place is literally walking distance from my job & I work at a nursing home. They give small discounts to some medical facilities, but not mine. They went up to $66/month from $50. Absolutely absurd in today’s economy where that average person has to choose between housing & a vehicle. The place is great to workout at & I loved it, but had to quit because I couldn’t afford $50/month. I thought the YMCA was a Christian organization started help those who didn’t have funds & helped with housing & actually had free memberships back when I was younger. I’m 50 & want to improve my health, but there’s no question I can not afford this place now. I called & the lady told me it went up to $66/month & I said so now only the Elite can afford to workout there. She just ignored me & had nothing to say. I can say when I use to workout there, most of the staff were very friendly. The lady with short hair that maybe managed it was always personable & friendly. It’s a shame that I can’t use this place that is so convenient being so close to work, I have to go across town to Planet Fitness. If they can charge $11/month, the YMCA that use to be free could charge atleast a minimum of $30/month. Disheartening, just the way of the world now. I pray they get back more God centered than left centered. The place & most staff are great. Too expensive & it’s a shame!!! I would give it more stars, but the affordability & the not so niceness of just 1or 2 behind the desk makes me give it 1 star. Again, most staff are friendly!
Horrible experience start to finish. Wanted to take my son and his friend swimming. Went to the front desk and purchased guest passes for us. Signed the waiver. Paid 20 dollars which wasn't bad. Took 20 minutes for her to enter everything in the computer and to pay. She asked the kids ages (7) and then told me they would have to pass a swim test to swim or they would have to wear life jackets. I asked if this was new because we have been here many times and this was not the case. She didn't answer. I asked if it was necessary as I will be in the water with them. She told me that was fine. Went outside with the kids and the lifeguard would not let them in the pool unless they passed a swim test which involved swimming the length of the pool. I told her they both don't like the deep end and they only stay where they can stand in the water plus I would be with them the whole time. She said no they can wear life jackets which I think is absolutely ridiculous because I am with them the whole time. So of course my kid starts to cry because he doesn't want to be in a life jacket. He wants to be able to splash and play in the water. So she tells me that if I wanted that that I can come back in 2 and 1/2 hours because at that time they can swim without a life jacket. Make that make sense? You can do it in 2 hours. Just not now when there was one other kid at the pool. And two lifeguards on duty. So she stands there and watched my kid cry for 5 minutes while I'm trying to calm him down and then when I say you know what let's just leave. We'll go to Franco's she laughed and said have a wonderful day while my kid is crying. My mom was with me she cancelled her membership and I got in the car drove 15 minutes to Franco's paid for the guest pass for us and we had a great time. They were kind. Took me 2 minutes to get a guest pass instead of 20 and everyone was friendly.






