Summer Day Camp begins on June 12th, 2023!

There is no better place for kids to connect, make new friends, try new things, and discover their potential. 

Registration will begin on Tuesday, April 11th for current Mon Valley YMCA Members.
Registration for Non-Members will begin on Thursday, April 13th.
 

Registration Information:

Online registration will be available beginning Tuesday, April 11th through the My Y Account on our website. Those who do not have a My Y Account can register in the business office during the following hours.
Monday – Thursday, 9:00AM – 6:00PM.
Friday: 9:00A.M. – 4:00P.M.

 

• Those who already have a My Y Account set up, whether Member or Non-Member, and an email associated with the account, will be able to access the camp registration online. 
• If children are on separate memberships they will have separate online My Y Accounts. Each child will be registered separately.
• Parents should read the parent information sheet carefully for information about lunches, water bottles, & dress codes. 
• An open house for all camp parents will be held Saturday, June 10 at 11:00AM at our picnic pavilion.
• Registration Forms should be filled out and brought to open house. Forms are available below.
• Download the Camp Theme/Parent forms below.

 

Thank you to Sheetz for their donation to our Summer Camp.

CAMP THEMES

LITTLE CAMP
Ages: 4-6
Time: 10:00am – 1:00pm
Little Camp Themes/Parent Form 2023 *Click to Download

BIG CAMP
Ages: 7-12
Time: 10:00am – 2:00pm
Big Camp Themes/Parent Form 2023 *Click to Download

 

Things to Bring to Camp 2023 *Click to Download

 

COST PER CAMPER

Registration Fee *non-refundable – $25

Camp Fees
YMCA Member – $54
Non-Member – $74

Frequently Asked Questions

*IMPORTANT INFORMATION: After Camp Care

As a courtesy to those parents who have children in both little camp and big camp, we will extend babysitting for little campers from 1:00 – 2:00pm. This is offered to allow parents with children in both camps to only return once for pick up. Little campers who take advantage of this babysitting will stay under the care of camp counselors during this time. There is a fee of $2 per hour for non-members. 

SWIMMING

Little Camp swims at the Outdoor wading pool Monday, Wednesday & Friday
Big Camp swims Monday-Friday weather permitting. Please send a flotation device if needed.

CAMP GOALS

It is our belief that all campers are unique individuals who develop at their own rate physically, emotionally, and socially. Therefore our goal is to create as many positive experiences as is possible in our camp program. It is our hope that these experiences will foster creativity and individuality in each camper. It is also our goal to help campers have a better awareness and acceptance of themselves and others. Most of all we want all campers to have fun!

PARTNERS WITH PARENTS

Parent are our most important partners in making camp an outstanding experience for their camper. Knowing that no two campers are alike, we ask that you help us get to know your camper. We encourage you to share with us your ideas, thoughts and concerns; this will help us create an environment best suited to your camper. With your help we hope to inspire values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.

DAY CAMP STAFF

Our staff models the YMCA Character Development values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. Most importantly we are made up of people who love working with children. We are enthusiastic, creative people with good hearts. We are just crazy enough to sing at the top of our voices the “Y song” and “My Country”. Sometimes we dress up to show our enthusiasm for the camp themes. We attend training in positive behavior management, first aide, and teamwork. All staff have up to date clearances. Many of our staff will use their experiences to become better teachers, social workers, and guidance counselors.

Our camp director Barb Trilli, Miss Barb, has been with the camp program since 1997. She has an education back round working as a teachers aid in kindergarten, preschool and with the Intermediate Unit in special education. She has also taught preschool and the parochial school gym program. Miss Barb’s love of children motivates her to constantly come up with unique and creative ideas to help our campers share experiences they will not have anywhere else. She believes that each child is an individual therefore they each deserve caring and respect.

“Camp is an opportunity for all children to increase their self esteem, learn to make good choices, and create new friendships.“

CAMP RULES:

                                             Honesty                                               
                              Always tell the truth                                
                             Admit your mistakes                              
                                     Say “I’m sorry”                                      

                                            Respect                                              
         Keep your hands to yourself          
                          Keep a positive attitude                          
     Always use good manners     

Caring
Help others
Forgive others    
Share your smile

Responsibility
Put things back where they belong
Clean up after yourself
Be responsible for your own actions