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YWCA Minneapolis summer camps are safe, respectful, fun and diverse learning experiences designed for many ages, skill sets and interests.
Join us for an exciting summer!
We provide hands-on learning specific to the ages, needs and interests of our campers.
Children currently in grades K-5 (school year 2019 – 2020)
To register for YWCA Downtown, please fill out the PDF form here and submit a completed copy of the registration form PLUS your child’s immunization record to summercamp@ywcampls.org.
To register for YWCA at Abbott, please fill out the PDF form here and submit a completed copy of the registration form PLUS your child’s immunization record to summercamp@ywcampls.org.
To register for YWCA Midtown, please call 612-215-4328.
Kick off summer break learning the fundamentals of multiple sports and participating in swimming, running and mindfulness activities. Youth will have a blast practicing a new sport each day and learning about sportsmanship and friendly competition. We create a positive space for kids to develop new skills, build self-esteem and make new friends.
Ages: 6-12
Dates: June 8-12 (single day options available)
Time: 9:00 am – 4:30 pm (drop off 7:30 – 9:00 am; extended after care 4:30 – 6:00 pm)
Location: YWCA Midtown
Cost: $65/day or $250/week
Optional Costs:
Our soccer coaches will help children learn new skills, boost their confidence and improve their all-around game. Our goal is to provide players with the skills and mental approach they need to become better players, focusing on fundamentals, footwork, balance, technique and conditioning.
Ages: 9-14
Dates: June 22 – 26
Time: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Location: YWCA Midtown
Cost: $250
“My daughter is so excited to start her day, she ignores me from the minute she gets here in the morning. Our rides home in the afternoon are filled with stories about her friends, details of craft projects, long walks, swimming and descriptions of lunch (usually including the word delicious). This is a place where she feels safe and loved. I’m more grateful than I can say for the people who treat my daughter with such care, and for a place where she can spend such memorable summers.”
– Susan, YWCA Summer Camp Parent
