YMCA of Greater San Francisco Summer Camps
Treasure Island YMCA, 749 9th Street, San Francisco, CA 94130
About
YMCA of Greater San Francisco Summer Camps include day camps, specialty camps, overnight camps, teen leadership programs, and school-based outdoor education experiences. Camp options include Traditional Camps, STEAM Camps, Traditional & Specialty Camps, Traditional Overnight Camp, Mini Camp, and a Counselor In Training program. Activities at these camps include sports, arts, STEM, outdoor exploration, group exercise classes, group swim lessons, and group, private, and semi-private swim lessons, and some campers also participate in Reach & Rise® Mentoring.
• Ages: 3–13 years old
• Schedule: Sessions begin as early as June 8th, and Mini Camp offers a shorter session.
The YMCA of Greater San Francisco was established during the Gold Rush in 1853 and has more than 170 years of history. Its mission is to empower each person’s journey and strengthen the foundations of community. The organization is a 501(c)3 charitable community organization that serves more than 130,000 people through 15 neighborhood branches, more than 130 program sites, and one residential camp across Marin, San Francisco, and San Mateo Counties. The YMCA of Greater San Francisco focuses on whole-person health and whole-community impact, addressing physical health, mental wellness, social connection, and economic opportunity, and is described as more than a gym or a place to go—a place to grow. One staff member describes the Y as a welcoming place for the community and reports enjoying working there and hearing how the Y has played a role in the lives of people they meet.
Last updated June 16, 2026.
• Ages: 3–13 years old
• Schedule: Sessions begin as early as June 8th, and Mini Camp offers a shorter session.
The YMCA of Greater San Francisco was established during the Gold Rush in 1853 and has more than 170 years of history. Its mission is to empower each person’s journey and strengthen the foundations of community. The organization is a 501(c)3 charitable community organization that serves more than 130,000 people through 15 neighborhood branches, more than 130 program sites, and one residential camp across Marin, San Francisco, and San Mateo Counties. The YMCA of Greater San Francisco focuses on whole-person health and whole-community impact, addressing physical health, mental wellness, social connection, and economic opportunity, and is described as more than a gym or a place to go—a place to grow. One staff member describes the Y as a welcoming place for the community and reports enjoying working there and hearing how the Y has played a role in the lives of people they meet.
Last updated June 16, 2026.
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