Summer is made for adventure, friendship, and growth—and that’s what Skagit YMCA Summer Camps are all about! From splash-filled days at the pool to arts, games, and outdoor exploration, each week brings new opportunities for kids to learn, laugh, and discover their best selves. Led by positive role models who make every camper feel welcome and confident, Y camps create a safe space where curiosity thrives and every child can shine.

Whether your child loves hiking local trails, building creative projects, or making lifelong friends, there’s a camp experience waiting for them at the Skagit YMCA. Families trust the Y for more than fun—we’re a community dedicated to building character, confidence, and connection all summer long. Join the adventure and make this a summer to remember!

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Camp Anderson

Camp Anderson is a weeklong day camp that takes place at Lake Sixteen in rural Skagit County and is open to youth entering first through eighth grade.

Campers spend a week on the shores of Lake Sixteen filled with swimming, canoeing, archery, arts and crafts, woods games, and other fun activities. Additionally, campers will participate in field trip(s) around the greater North Sound area.

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Y Kids Summer Day Camp

Y Kids Summer Day Camp is licensed camp that takes place at various elementary schools in Skagit County and is open to youth entering first through sixth grade.

Character development, emotional growth, and exploration are key pillars of this camp, and weekly themes, games, and activities for all interests provide campers with a great experience!

Bitty Y Day Camp

Bitty Y Day Camp is camp that takes place at Hoag Road and is open to youth ages three to seven years old.

Each week of camp will have a specific theme (example themes include superheroes, space, the ocean, etc.) and campers can expect to participate in fun activities that encourage creative expression, physical movement, and teamwork!