YMCA of Central Texas Youth & Teen Camps
Round Rock YMCA, 1801 N Interstate Hwy 35, Round Rock, TX 78664
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YMCA of Central Texas Youth & Teen Camps offer activities such as rock climbing, archery, swimming, creative arts, arts & crafts, STEAM, art, gymnastics, sports, eSports, cooking, basketball, soccer, cake decorating, journalism, dancing, and a Kreative Kids option. Camps include traditional outdoor summer camps, indoor specialty camps, overnight camps, and a Half-Week Adventure two-night overnight program for ages 8–14. Day Campers are asked to bring a nut-free lunch and a water bottle, and a snack is provided.
• Ages: 5–14 years old
• Schedule: Options include Outdoor Day Camp and several Spring Break Camps from 7am–6pm, some specialty and Spring Break camps from 9am–12pm or 9am–1pm, weeklong Traditional Overnight Camp from Sunday to Saturday, a flexible two-night Half-Week Adventure, Spring Break sessions listed as March 9–13 and March 16–20, Summer Camp listed as May 26–August 17, and All Day Out programs from 7am–6pm
The YMCA of Central Texas states that camp programming emphasizes accomplishment, belonging, and character, using “Camp ABC's,” and that the core values of Honesty, Caring, Respect, and Responsibility are the foundation of summer camp programs. Adventure Academy is described as an indoor full-day camp offered at various ISDs around Williamson County and in WISD, and Half-Day Specialty Camps include Art Lab, eSports, Cooking, Basketball, Soccer, Cake Decorating, Gymnastics, Kreative Kids, and more. The YMCA of Central Texas Licensed Child Care Department is stated to be the largest provider of child care in Williamson County, and the Y is described as the nation’s leading nonprofit organization for youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility.
The YMCA of Central Texas mission is “To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.” The YMCA of Central Texas reports that it conducts regular sex offender screenings on all members, participants, and guests. The YMCA of Central Texas provides financial aid for memberships, making programs and services accessible to all, regardless of affordability.
The history of the YMCA of Central Texas is described as beginning during the 1970s, with a United Way “Youth Contingency Fund” created in 1976, and the YMCA of Greater Williamson County establishing its first school-based after-school program in 1989. The overall Y organization is described as being born over 150 years ago and having listened and responded to communities for nearly 160 years. The YMCA of Central Texas is described as community centered, working side-by-side with neighbors and bringing people together across over 10,000 neighborhoods across the nation, and it has partnerships with school districts and community businesses for Afterschool programs.
Afterschool leadership listed for YMCA of Central Texas includes Brian S, Vice President, Youth Development; Rachel W, District Executive Director; Carla A, District Executive Director; Erik M, Associate Executive Director; Zachary Y, Associate Executive Director; and Zach D, Youth Development Sr. Business Manager. Preschool at the Y leadership includes Melissa C, Director of CDC – Round Rock, and Chelsey R, Interim Director CDC. Preschool at the Y is described as upholding the heritage, tradition, and values of the YMCA throughout program activities.
Last updated January 25, 2026.
• Ages: 5–14 years old
• Schedule: Options include Outdoor Day Camp and several Spring Break Camps from 7am–6pm, some specialty and Spring Break camps from 9am–12pm or 9am–1pm, weeklong Traditional Overnight Camp from Sunday to Saturday, a flexible two-night Half-Week Adventure, Spring Break sessions listed as March 9–13 and March 16–20, Summer Camp listed as May 26–August 17, and All Day Out programs from 7am–6pm
The YMCA of Central Texas states that camp programming emphasizes accomplishment, belonging, and character, using “Camp ABC's,” and that the core values of Honesty, Caring, Respect, and Responsibility are the foundation of summer camp programs. Adventure Academy is described as an indoor full-day camp offered at various ISDs around Williamson County and in WISD, and Half-Day Specialty Camps include Art Lab, eSports, Cooking, Basketball, Soccer, Cake Decorating, Gymnastics, Kreative Kids, and more. The YMCA of Central Texas Licensed Child Care Department is stated to be the largest provider of child care in Williamson County, and the Y is described as the nation’s leading nonprofit organization for youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility.
The YMCA of Central Texas mission is “To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.” The YMCA of Central Texas reports that it conducts regular sex offender screenings on all members, participants, and guests. The YMCA of Central Texas provides financial aid for memberships, making programs and services accessible to all, regardless of affordability.
The history of the YMCA of Central Texas is described as beginning during the 1970s, with a United Way “Youth Contingency Fund” created in 1976, and the YMCA of Greater Williamson County establishing its first school-based after-school program in 1989. The overall Y organization is described as being born over 150 years ago and having listened and responded to communities for nearly 160 years. The YMCA of Central Texas is described as community centered, working side-by-side with neighbors and bringing people together across over 10,000 neighborhoods across the nation, and it has partnerships with school districts and community businesses for Afterschool programs.
Afterschool leadership listed for YMCA of Central Texas includes Brian S, Vice President, Youth Development; Rachel W, District Executive Director; Carla A, District Executive Director; Erik M, Associate Executive Director; Zachary Y, Associate Executive Director; and Zach D, Youth Development Sr. Business Manager. Preschool at the Y leadership includes Melissa C, Director of CDC – Round Rock, and Chelsey R, Interim Director CDC. Preschool at the Y is described as upholding the heritage, tradition, and values of the YMCA throughout program activities.
Last updated January 25, 2026.
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