Youth & Family / Fall and Winter Day Camp

Join Us For A
Winter Wonderland!

Fall and Winter Break Day Camp at the YMCA is a fun, safe place for kids to stay active, make new friends, and explore new interests while school is out. Kids will head back to school refreshed, more confident, and with great memories, while parents get peace of mind knowing their child is well cared for. Check below for a list of participating YMCA centers, dates, hours, and fees.

What to Expect

Snow Much Fun Awaits at the Y!

School may be closed for the holidays, but fun is still at the Y! Step into a Winter Wonderland of adventure, friendship, and discovery with YMCA Fall and Winter Day Camps!

From exciting activities and creative exploration to making new friends and lasting memories, every day brings something new to enjoy. Kids will stay active, build confidence, learn new skills, and experience the magic of the season in a safe, welcoming environment.

More fun for them. Peace of mind for you. Make this school break one to remember at the Y!

Program Details

  • Fall Break Day Camp: November 23-25, 2026
  • Winter Break Day Camp: December 21, 2026 – Janaury 8, 2027

7:00am-6:00pm (closed at 1:00pm on December 24 and 31)

Camp is Closed November 27 & 28, December 25 & January 1

*Dates and times vary by location

Ready to Join?

Who Can Join

Check your local center for camp details and age restrictions. You don’t need to be a Y member to sign up.

Where You’ll Be

Choose from these centers and camp programs:

  • Antelope Valley YMCA
  • San Pedro & Peninsula YMCA
  • East Valley YMCA
  • Collins & Katz YMCA
  • Kolar YMCA (Downey)
  • Montebello-Commerce YMCA
  • Mid-Valley YMCA
  • North Valley YMCA
  • Santa Anita YMCA
  • Santa Clarita Valley View
  • Santa Clarita Valley Meadows
  • Torrance South Bay YMCA
  • West Valley YMCA

Financial Assistance is available for qualifying families.

To apply, please email [email protected]. We proudly accept CCRC, Connections for Children, MAOF, Crystal Stairs, and other 3rd party funded families. Programs are offered by the YMCA and NOT sponsored by the school district.