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Summer to remember: Day camp at the YMCA of Greenville

Here’s a fun way to fill your child’s summer schedule.

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A camp counselor with a group of campers at YMCA summer camp.

Each week during camp, YMCA counselors work hard to instill the Y’s core values of respect, caring, honesty, responsibility, and faith all in a safe and fun environment.

Photo provided by YMCA of Greenville

The countdown for camp is on, GVL. Registration is open for Summer Day Camp at the YMCA, happening June 3-July 29.

Whether your kid or teen enjoys sports, arts and science, dance, swimming, or a full-day camp experience, the YMCA of Greenville is ready to help your kids have the best summer ever, offering different specialty camps and enrichment experiences at several locations across Greenville County.

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This day camp experience combines a little bit of everything.

Photo provided by YMCA of Greenville

    Camp themes include:

    • Sports (think: basketball, flag football, pickleball, soccer, tennis, volleyball + more)
    • Dance
    • Arts
    • Engineering
    • Space
    • Aquatics
    • And more

    Bonus: Full-day camp offers weekly themes, like Wild Wild West, Color Wars, Olympic Games, and more.

    See the camp schedule + register for summer fun

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