YMCA Camp Lakewood Sessions & Programs

 

Camp Lakewood offers many sessions and programs throughout the summer for children ages 6-17. 

 

We realize that families have different abilities to pay, so we offer a voluntary tiered pricing program. The tier you choose in no way influences the quality of experience each child receives.

 

PARENT DASHBOARD

Session & Fee Schedule and Financial Assistance

Session & Fee Schedule 2024 is Coming Soon!

We offer scholarships to those who qualify to ensure that all children have this wonderful opportunity. You can view our Financial Aid information here. 

For questions, please contact the YMCA Camp Lakewood office directly at 573-438-2155 or by email at camplakewood@gwrymca.org

Session & Fee Schedule 2023

 

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Four Day Camp Programs

Our four-day camp programs are for children ages 6-16. These sessions include certain age groups and also ranch camp. These shorter sessions are also perfect for the first-time camper to be introduced to camp before attending a full-week session. There's something for everyone!
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One Week Camp Programs

We offer many one-week camp programs for kids ages 8-17. These sessions include traditional camp programs, as well as wilderness and equestrian programs.
family camp hiking

Family Camp

Stay with us this Labor Day Weekend and spend quality time together as a family. Eat together, play together, and grow together over this exciting 4-day/3-night program. You’ll have an opportunity to swim, canoe, build campfires, hike, try archery, play games and more ... or just relax!
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Leaders & Counselors In Training

If your high schooler (16+) is looking for ways to improve their leadership skills, we've got just the program for them.
a school group of boys here for outdoor education

Outdoor Education

The classroom is a great avenue for learning, but stepping into the natural classroom with our Outdoor Education program supplements traditional education in a real and unique way. Available during non-camp season (mid-August to mid-May), kids can poke and peer and play – sometimes even getting their hands dirty while experiencing the great outdoors.