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Plus, there are multiple YMCA locations across Columbia for convenient access to camp programs.

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Summer at the YMCA of Columbia means adventure, friendships, and nonstop fun. YMCA Summer Camps keep kids active, engaged, and making memories all season long.

Campers enjoy:

  • Sports and swimming
  • Creative arts and STEM activities
  • Outdoor exploration and field trips
  • Exciting weekly themes

With traditional, specialty, and teen leadership camps available, there’s something for every age and interest. Serving families across Lexington and Richland Counties, YMCA camps offer a safe, supportive place where kids build confidence and friendships.

Heads up: Camps are filling fast.

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