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Before and After Care provides your camper with supervised activities before and after the program day's end and getting to camp is easy with our bus options.

Traditional Options

Traditional Day Camp

Traditional camp is about exploration and discovery. Campers will explore by hiking, studying the wonder of nature, building connections through teamwork, and conquering many challenges under the leadership of well-trained staff. It exposes participants to various activities, including archery, fort building, tie-dye, gaga ball, swimming, nature studies, paddling, arts and crafts, cookouts, group games, and more. Campers will participate in some, but not all, of these activities, depending on their age and camp locations. Each camper will leave camp with a wide range of memories and experiences!
 

Grades 1–6 | $309 ($339 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 17–21

  • June 24–28

  • July 1–3 | $185 ($203 non-member)

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 5–9

  • Aug 12–16

  • Aug 19-23

Wee Backpackers

The Wee Backpacker program aims to continue fostering a love and appreciation for the outdoors. Campers sing songs, tell stories, and play games while beginning to experience the variety of activities camp has to offer. Wee Backpackers maintains a low staff-to-child ratio.
 

Pre K–K | $329 ($359 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 17–21

  • June 24–28

  • July 1–3 | $197 ($215 non-member)

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 5–9

  • Aug 12–16

  • Aug 19-23

Little Seeds Day Camp

‘Planting Seeds’ of interest and appreciation for the great outdoors in our youngest campers at Little Seeds Summer Camp! Little Seeds maintains a low staff-to-child ratio under the watchful eye of leadership staff and counselors trained to meet the needs of young campers. Little Seeds offers children the opportunity to engage in nature-based programming while experiencing new things and making new friends!
 

Pre-K | $329 ($359 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 17–21

  • June 24–28

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 5–9

  • Aug 12–16

Summer Extravaganza

Summer Extravaganza is the last chance to enjoy the great outdoors at camp before summer ends! All available activities are jam-packed into a single session.
 

Grades 1–7 | $359 ($389 non-member)

This experience includes all camp games, scavenger hunts, outdoor sports, and more.

  • Aug 26–30

Arts and Imagination

Arts and Crafts

Participants discover their artistic side and let their imaginations soar. Projects may include sketching, painting, collage, beadwork, and more. Participants create masterpieces to take home and enjoy!
 

Grades 1–3 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 24–28

  • July 8–12

  • July 22–26

  • Aug 5–9

  • Aug 19-23

Grades 4–6 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 17–21

  • July 1–3 | $215 ($233 non-member)

  • July 15–19

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 12–16

Dragons, Fairies and Friends

Participants let their imaginations soar in this magical fairytale-themed activity. Adventures will include themed arts and crafts, a mystical quest, and a royal celebration!
 

Pre K–K | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 24–28

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 29–Aug 2

Grades 1–3 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 17–21

  • June 24–28

  • July 1–3 | $215 ($233 non-member)

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 12–16

Pirates

Arrrrrgh! Young buccaneers learn the swashbuckling lingo of pirates, play games like Capture the Pirate Flag, try their balancing skills as they walk the plank, go on treasure hunts, and much more.
 

Grades 1–3 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 17–21

  • July 8–12

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 5–9

Superheros

BAM! POW! KAZAM! Kids think, dress, and act like superheroes! Activities include super games, super crafts, and super fun. Where else can kids spend the day exploring their superpowers as their alter-ego superheroes, meet other superheroes and save the world?
 

Pre K–K | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • Aug 5–9

Grades 1–3 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 24–28

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 29–Aug 2

We Dig Dinos

ROAR! Campers will travel back to explore the Jurassic period with their favorite dinosaurs. We Dig Dinos camp aims to ignite the passion and fuel the enthusiasm of budding paleontologists. Campers dig for fossils, create their dinosaur, and more! Will your kids have a great time at this camp? You bet, Jurassic!
 

Grades 1–3 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 17–21

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • Aug 5–9

Horse Camp

Colts

Colts is an approximately two-hour-per-day introductory program for campers with little or no experience around horses. First-time riders will build confidence and skills while learning the basics of western horseback riding. Instruction includes safety, leading, mounting, dismounting, reining, and basic riding.
 

Grades 2–4 | $499 ($529 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 17–21

  • June 24–28

  • July 1–3 | $299 ($317 non-member)

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 5–9

  • Aug 12–16

  • Aug 19-23

Buckaroos

Buckaroos is an intermediate program for campers with at least one year of riding experience. Approximately one hour of daily instruction includes a basic skill review, intermediate ring riding, trotting, grooming, and saddling.
 

Grades 4–6 | $499 ($529 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 17–21

  • June 24–28

  • July 1–3 | $299 ($317 non-member)

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 5–9

  • Aug 12–16

  • Aug 19-23

Circle Y

In Circle Y Camp, experienced riders spend ten hours per week in advanced riding instruction, including mounting, trotting, and ring work. Riders also learn about proper horse care, such as feeding, grooming, and saddling.
 

Grades 6–8 | $869 ($899 non-member)

  • June 10–21

  • June 24–July 3 | $782 ($809 non-member)

  • July 8–19

  • July 22–Aug 2

  • Aug 5–16

Nature and Science

Critters and Crawlers

Participants become “Eco-Explorers” as they investigate the natural surroundings at camp. We will take nature treks to explore our camp environment and search for signs of local wildlife. Activities include bug safaris, nature hunts, and more!
 

Pre K-K | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 17–21

  • June 24–28

  • July 8–12

  • July 22–26

  • Aug 5–9

Grades 1–3 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 24–28

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 5–9

Farm and Garden

Participants discover how plants, animals, soil, and people work together to produce the food we eat daily.
 

Grades 1–3 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 17–21

  • June 24–28

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 5–9

  • Aug 12–16

Fish, Frogs, and Forts

Filled with exploration and environmental education, we’ll focus on fort-building and discovering insects, fish, and frogs. Campers will take one field trip (weather permitting) to a local lake to learn basic fishing skills while practicing the catch-and-release method for shore fishing.
 

Grades 1–3 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 17–21

  • July 29–Aug 2

Outdoor Living Skills

Participants discover the finer points of preparing for a big outdoor adventure while learning various practical camping skills, including building a fire, making camp shelters, knot tying, campfire cooking, and more!
 

Grades 4–6 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 17–21

  • June 24–28

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 12–16

STEAM

Participants will spend the week engaged in hands-on, interactive projects. There will be lots of learning, using their imaginations, and exploring the indoors and outdoors at camp!
 

Grades 4–6 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 17–21

  • June 24–28

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

Outdoor Action

Archery / Slingshot

Participants learn the fundamentals of archery, examine equipment close-up, and learn the science behind target shooting. Instructors teach proper grip, stance, and aim alignment. YMCA of the North provides equipment.
 

Grades 1–3 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 17–21

  • July 1–3 | $215 ($233 non-member)

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • Aug 5–9

Grades 4–6 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 24–28

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 12–16

  • Aug 19-23

Climbing / Challenge

Learn about basic climbing, belay techniques, knot tying, and safety. Challenge participants to test their strengths, strategy, and skill on our ropes courses.
 

Grades 4–6 | $399 ($429 non-member)

  • June 17–21

  • June 24–28

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • July 29–Aug 2

  • Aug 5–9

Water Action

Fishing

Kids get hooked on fishing as they learn basic fishing skills. Local lakes and rivers provide the scene for fishing fun using the catch-and-release method. Campers can bring their pole and tackle or use equipment provided by YMCA of the North.
 

Grades 4–6 | $399 ($429 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 24–28

  • July 1–3 | $239 ($257 non-member)

  • July 8–12

  • July 15–19

  • July 22–26

  • Aug 5–9

Sailing

Each day young sailors learn the basics of sailing and safety with YMCA instructors. Participants will be taught techniques and terminology for operating our fleet of sailboats as they practice their skills.
 

Grades 4–6 | $399 ($429 non-member)

  • June 17–21

  • July 8–12

  • Aug 19–23

Water Adventure

Participants spend the whole week enjoying an incredible array of water activities, including boating, canoeing, kayaking, or swimming, along with other fun water games and adventures.
 

Grades 4–6 | $359 ($389 non-member)

  • June 10–14

  • June 24–28

  • July 1–3 | $185 ($203 non-member)

  • July 8–12

  • July 22–26

  • Aug 5–9

Teen and Leadership

Leaders-In-Training

Discover your leadership qualities by learning to lead campers in activities and assist in planning the week for your group! The second week allows you to put those new skills to the test while you shadow a counselor and assist staff in camp activities.
 

Grades 7–9 | $469 ($499 non-member)

  • June 10–21

  • June 24–July 3* | $422 ($449 non-member)

  • July 8–19

  • July 22–Aug 2

  • Aug 5–16

*No program July 4–5

Junior Counselor

Do you love working with kids in an outdoor camp setting? Here's your chance to take a leadership role! Junior Counselors are assigned to a group and assist Counselors in leading and carrying out various Day Camp programs.

Ages 14–15

Previous experience in a LIT program or leadership experience working with children is preferred. Candidates will be selected through an application and interview process while gaining career readiness experience.

Contact Eric Fallon for more information: eric.fallon@ymcamn.org or 763-230-9308.

A day camp lead staff member will reach out for an interview around mid-March to talk over details and information about the program. We ask for a minimum of a 3-week commitment. Hope to see you this summer!

2024 Application available in March.

Campers attending specialty camps will enjoy other traditional camp activities throughout the week.

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