Juniata Valley YMCA Youth Programs and Summer Camp

Juniata Valley YMCA Youth Programs and Summer Camp includes Summer Camp, Aquatics / Pool activities, Tots Swim Class for ages 6 months to 5 years old, Private Lessons, and Group Lessons. The aquatics area includes open and lap swim hours, lifeguarding classes and certifications, swim lessons, swim teams, aqua fitness activities, parent/child swim, and pool parties. Summer Camp 2026 is scheduled for 11 weeks from June 1st-5th through August 10th-14th.

Programs

• Summer Camp — Summer day camp is described as a fun getaway for kids during summer break.
• Aquatics / Pool — The Y offers open and lap swim hours, lifeguarding classes and certifications, swim lessons, swim teams, aqua fitness activities, parent/child swim, pool parties, and more.
• Tots Swim Class — 6 months – 5 years old · $25–$35 per session · Parent-child water introduction program. A parent/family member must accompany the child in the water.
• Private Lessons — Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings in October, November, and December · Private swimming lessons are 30 minute, 1 to 1 lessons with an experienced swim instructor.
• Group Lessons — Wednesdays, with a new session starting at the beginning of every month · Group swimming lessons.

At a glance

• Ages: 0–18 years old
• Price range: $25–$35 per session
• General schedule: Summer Camp 2026 schedule: Week 1 June 1st-5th; Week 2 June 8th-12th; Week 3 June 15th-19th; Week 4 June 22nd-26th; Week 5 June 29th-July 3rd; Week 6 July 6th-10th; Week 7 July 13th-17th; Week 8 July 20th-24th; Week 9 July 27th-31st; Week 10 August 3rd-7th; Week 11 August 10th-14th.
• Facility hours: Winter hours: Monday-Friday 5:30 am-9 pm; Pool Monday-Friday 6 am-9 pm; Saturday 7 am-5 pm; Sunday 1 pm-7 pm. Summer hours: Monday-Friday 6 am-9 pm; Saturday 7 am-1 pm; Sunday 1 pm-5 pm.

About the provider

The Y states it has been strengthening communities for more than 160 years. Its leadership team includes Victoria Searer, Executive Director; Sarah Boyd, Program Director; Stella Kaufman, Membership Director; and Megan Becker, Aquatics Director. The Y says it works to strengthen community and give back to local youth, adults, families, and seniors, and that it offers financial assistance to individuals and families who cannot afford membership.

Last updated October 21, 2026.