Irving Summer Day Camps
Irving Family YMCA, 3700 Pleasant Run Rd, Irving, TX 75038
About
Irving Summer Day Camps offers weekly themed activities that include outdoor adventures, creative and enriching activities, fitness, swimming, and fun-filled field trips. Camp Ohana is an indoor camp where campers spend approximately 30% of their time outside. Camp Doodlebug is a Pre-K day camp geared towards campers aged 4–5 who have not completed Kindergarten, and both camps include breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack, with the option for campers to bring a nut-free lunch instead.
• Ages: 4–12 years old
• Schedule: Camp Ohana and Camp Doodlebug run Monday 6/1/26 through Friday 7/31/26, with regular care from 7:00am to 5:30pm and extended care from 7:00am to 6:00pm; camp is closed on Friday 7/3/2026
• Price: Camp Ohana Regular Care: $165.00 per week for YMCA Members and $190.00 per week for Non-Members; Camp Ohana Extended Care: $175.00 per week for YMCA Members and $200.00 per week for Non-Members; Camp Doodlebug Regular Care: $170.00 per week for YMCA Members and $195.00 per week for Non-Members; Camp Doodlebug Extended Care: $180.00 per week for YMCA Members and $205.00 per week for Non-Members; Camp registration fee: $100.00, non-refundable and non-transferable, with a 50% discount during Super Sign-Up Weekend (Friday, February 27th through Monday, March 2nd) and Race to Register Weekend (Friday, April 24th through Monday, April 27th)
Through purposeful play, campers explore new interests, strengthen social skills, and build confidence in a supportive, engaging environment. Weekly themed activities combine outdoor adventures, creative and enriching activities, fitness, swimming, and fun-filled field trips, and campers also learn leadership, responsibility, and teamwork. Each day is thoughtfully designed to help children grow while having an unforgettable summer experience.
Breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack are included for campers, and these meals are at no cost to families and are not reflected in the price of the weekly camper week. YMCA Dallas serves free summer meals at select summer camp locations that meet specific at-risk and income guidelines established by the Texas Department of Agriculture and the USDA. Campers can choose to take part in the provided meals or bring their own nut-free lunch.
All weeks are on a first come, first serve basis. Once a camp is full, families can check back weekly on Wednesday morning or Friday at noon, when all availability is updated online.
The program is part of the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit social services organization dedicated to Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility. The YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas serves almost 200,000 people annually through programs, outreach, and events throughout Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Palo Pinto, and Rockwall counties. The program lists Kayley Walker as Program Director and Laura Ortiz for Childcare Customer Support. The materials are marked © 2026 YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas.
One YMCA parent, Mayela, shared that when going through a divorce and transitioning to one income, the Y provided a scholarship for her son to play baseball, which made everything feel a little bit easier. Another participant, Shirley, from the Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program, stated that because of the Y, she discovered her blood pressure was in the danger zone, had her medication modified, and felt that her outcome could have been very different, thanking YMCA staff for caring.
Last updated July 23, 2026.
• Ages: 4–12 years old
• Schedule: Camp Ohana and Camp Doodlebug run Monday 6/1/26 through Friday 7/31/26, with regular care from 7:00am to 5:30pm and extended care from 7:00am to 6:00pm; camp is closed on Friday 7/3/2026
• Price: Camp Ohana Regular Care: $165.00 per week for YMCA Members and $190.00 per week for Non-Members; Camp Ohana Extended Care: $175.00 per week for YMCA Members and $200.00 per week for Non-Members; Camp Doodlebug Regular Care: $170.00 per week for YMCA Members and $195.00 per week for Non-Members; Camp Doodlebug Extended Care: $180.00 per week for YMCA Members and $205.00 per week for Non-Members; Camp registration fee: $100.00, non-refundable and non-transferable, with a 50% discount during Super Sign-Up Weekend (Friday, February 27th through Monday, March 2nd) and Race to Register Weekend (Friday, April 24th through Monday, April 27th)
Through purposeful play, campers explore new interests, strengthen social skills, and build confidence in a supportive, engaging environment. Weekly themed activities combine outdoor adventures, creative and enriching activities, fitness, swimming, and fun-filled field trips, and campers also learn leadership, responsibility, and teamwork. Each day is thoughtfully designed to help children grow while having an unforgettable summer experience.
Breakfast, lunch, and an afternoon snack are included for campers, and these meals are at no cost to families and are not reflected in the price of the weekly camper week. YMCA Dallas serves free summer meals at select summer camp locations that meet specific at-risk and income guidelines established by the Texas Department of Agriculture and the USDA. Campers can choose to take part in the provided meals or bring their own nut-free lunch.
All weeks are on a first come, first serve basis. Once a camp is full, families can check back weekly on Wednesday morning or Friday at noon, when all availability is updated online.
The program is part of the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas, a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit social services organization dedicated to Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility. The YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas serves almost 200,000 people annually through programs, outreach, and events throughout Collin, Dallas, Denton, Ellis, Palo Pinto, and Rockwall counties. The program lists Kayley Walker as Program Director and Laura Ortiz for Childcare Customer Support. The materials are marked © 2026 YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas.
One YMCA parent, Mayela, shared that when going through a divorce and transitioning to one income, the Y provided a scholarship for her son to play baseball, which made everything feel a little bit easier. Another participant, Shirley, from the Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program, stated that because of the Y, she discovered her blood pressure was in the danger zone, had her medication modified, and felt that her outcome could have been very different, thanking YMCA staff for caring.
Last updated July 23, 2026.
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