
YWCA Greater Atlanta - North Highland Campus
Private
The YWCA of Greater Atlanta runs a summer day camp at its North Highland Avenue campus for children ages 5-12. Campers take part in arts and crafts, educational enrichment, games, sports and field trips in a nurturing environment, with daily hours from 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
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 YWCA Greater Atlanta - North Highland Campus directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleWe have had a great experience here 2 of my children are currently here and have another one that will be starting soon. They do a great job preparing the children for kindergarten and they love the kids!!
I found out about this organization because of the yoga classes. Seems to be a well ran daycare as well. I like it. I'd recommend.
I found the YWCA when we moved to the area from San Francisco. There weren’t too many reviews so I wanted to share my experience now that I have two kids enrolled (one about to graduate). It’s a great organization, with great teachers and a neighborhood/community feel. It’s not exactly high tech or high touch (i.e. daily photos, streamlined communications, formal teacher reports) so if you want that, this is not your place. We love it for being kid and play-centered, well rounded in the topics and themes they cover, and very flexible for working parents. Between both our kids we’ve covered infant to preK and have loved all the teachers. Love that they offer the Georgia PreK program too.
All 3 of my boys have attended from 2020-2025. I have my PhD in early childhood education, and it ticks all the boxes. It’s not the fanciest of places, but the kids are loved and are learning! It also has a great neighborhood feel.
My daughter started at the YWCA when she was 2 months old. She had extremely terrible reflux to the point where I was embarrassed to take her and leave her for them to deal with all day. However, the infant room teachers quickly bonded with my baby, and I felt comfortable leaving her in their care everyday. I loved walking in there each day and seeing how they loved on all those babies constantly giving them attention. My daughter has never cried when being dropped off at the YWCA each morning, so I feel very reassured that I have in her in the right place. She has now moved on to the mobile infants room, but she still makes a visit to her infant room teachers daily. We recently moved to Tucker, so we visited other centers out of convenience for our new commute. We decided to do whatever it takes to stick with the YWCA because we cannot bear the thought of having another center care for our child. They're not perfect, but it is obvious that the teachers love kids and love their jobs. Everyone there is friendly, down-to-earth, and I appreciate each and every one of them.




