Sonoma County Family YMCA Summer Camps

Sonoma County Family YMCA Summer Camps include Summer Adventure Day Camp, Sports Camps, Adventure Camps, Camp Ravencliff, and a CIT/Teen Camp. The program also offers a Counselor in Training Program for participants interested in a leadership-focused camp role.

• Ages: 6–17 years old
• Schedule: Summer Adventure Day Camp and Sports Camps run Monday–Friday with hours from 7am to 6pm
• Price: $65 per day for Facility Members and $70 per day for Program Members for Summer Adventure Day Camp and Sports Camps with a 3 day per week minimum; Counselor in Training Program fee is $175 per participant; Camp Ravencliff costs $875 per session for Facility Members and $985 per session for Program Members; CILT costs $1,000 for first-time CILTs and $800 for returning CILTs; deposits are $30 per session for Day and Sports Camps, $50 per session for Camp Ravencliff, $50 for the CIT Program, and $15 per session for participants receiving financial assistance, and all deposits are non-refundable.

Camp leaders’ training includes camp safety, activity planning, CPR, First Aid, and more. The Sonoma County Family YMCA states that YMCA camps have more than 100 years of camping experience and focuses on the values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. Financial assistance with reduced rates is available for income-eligible families for camping programs, and ACH (Autopay) is listed as the preferred method of payment for camp fees. A sibling discount of 10% per session is available for each additional child enrolled while in concurrent sessions, and this discount does not apply to rates already reduced through financial assistance. Summer Adventure Day Camp and Sports Camps require a minimum enrollment of three days per week, and the Y is a smoke-free campus. The Sonoma County Family YMCA states that it is committed to making facilities, programs, and services accessible to people with disabilities and will not discriminate on the basis of disability or impairment.

All camper Health History and Medical Release forms are due on the first day of camp and must be turned in at the camp site the child is attending, and a copy of the child’s immunization record is required. Parents are asked to inform staff of any allergies or special health conditions, and children younger than 6 years old may attend only if they have completed a year of Kindergarten or TK. For camps located at Rohnert Park schools Hahn, Monte Vista, La Fiesta, Thomas Page, and Lawrence Jones Middle School, families need to first register with Activity Hero through the school district.

The Sonoma County Family YMCA describes itself as an inclusive, charitable organization that enriches community through Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility. One parent testimonial reports that a child who was anxious about attending camp later said he “loves it,” looks forward to camp days, and responds with a “yes” and a fist pump when told it is a camp day.

Last updated May 15, 2026.