CITs (Counselors-in-Training) are provided first-hand experience working with campers and the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge in the day camp setting. CITs are selected through an application and interview process. Training and a 4-week commitment are required if selected. Space is limited.

CITs (Counselors-in-Training) are provided first-hand experience working with campers and the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge in the day camp setting. CITs are selected through an application and interview process. Training and a 4-week commitment are required if selected. Space is limited.

Offered throughout the entire summer, these camps are designed for a wide variety of conventional interests that may include arts & crafts, group games, nature exploration, swimming, field trips and more. Camps are themed weekly. Most camp activities are held outdoors with indoor activities provided based on the day and theme. Day campers are divided into groups by grade level or age.

Offered throughout the entire summer, these camps are designed for a wide variety of conventional interests that may include arts & crafts, group games, nature exploration, swimming, field trips and more. Camps are themed weekly. Most camp activities are held outdoors with indoor activities provided based on the day and theme. Day campers are divided into groups by grade level or age.

Campers will find their inner artist in this camp filled with projects, crafts, and paintings, while exploring a wide variety of art styles.

Play basketball where it all started--at the Y! This week your child will develop their shooting, passing and dribbling skills through a variety of games and activities. In addition to skill development, campers will also learn the rules of the game through scrimmages.

CITs (Counselors-in-Training) are provided first-hand experience working with campers and the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge in the day camp setting. CITs are selected through an application and interview process. Training and a 4-week commitment are required if selected. Space is limited.

CITs (Counselors-in-Training) are provided first-hand experience working with campers and the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge in the day camp setting. CITs are selected through an application and interview process. Training and a 4-week commitment are required if selected. Space is limited.

CITs (Counselors-in-Training) are provided first-hand experience working with campers and the opportunity to cultivate skills and knowledge in the day camp setting. CITs are selected through an application and interview process. Training and a 4-week commitment are required if selected. Space is limited.

Rookies is an introduction to the adventures of the Outdoor Ranger Camps. Join us in Ranger adventures exploring Missouri’s public land through hiking, water safety, fishing, archery, outdoor survival skills, and cave exploration. Campers who register for this week must have completed 1 full year of full day preschool.

Let your athlete explore all sports and show off their skills! In this camp, campers will play various sports, learn new skills, and have fun competing within the group!

Campers will put on their thinking caps as they explore the world around them using science, technology, engineering, arts, and math! They will challenge themselves to think critically through an assortment of experiments, projects, and tests.

Offered throughout the entire summer, these camps are designed for a wide variety of conventional interests that may include arts & crafts, group games, nature exploration, swimming, field trips and more. Camps are themed weekly. Most camp activities are held outdoors with indoor activities provided based on the day and theme. Day campers are divided into groups by grade level or age.

Aquatic camps are designed for swimmers of all levels. Your child will become comfortable in the water, increase swimming skills, practice water safety and start refining their skills while making friends and having fun! For branches offering Water Park Hop - Campers will explore different water parks throughout the St. Louis area. The day may include some traditional activities before or after going to the waterparks. Campers are expected to be strong swimmers and able to pass a swim test.

Have fun learning to swim or improving your existing skills. We will have water games and instructional swim lesson time in the morning, take a break to eat lunch and then enjoy a recreational swim and more WET fun in the afternoon.