Cumberland Cape Atlantic YMCA

• YMCA Camp Hiawatha is open to all children ages 6 to 8 years old and is held at the YMCA; the day is 9:00 am-4:00 pm with early and after care options available from 6:30 am-5:30 pm
• A variety of activities will be provided throughout the camp season which consist of outdoor games, weekly safe swim instruction in our indoor pool, outdoor water play, reading time, bike and scooter riding, non-elimination games through the CATCH curriculum, as well as traditional day camp arts & crafts.
• Healthy Breakfast and Lunch served to all campers

• Spikeball: Spikeball is a new sport that's sweeping the nation. It is described as a combination of volleyball and four-square. It is played 2 vs 2, with a taut hula hoop sized Spikeball net placed between the teams.  They have up to three hits between them (just like Volleyball) to control the ball and bounce it back off the net.
• Scooters for outdoor riding
• YMCA Let's Play Outdoor Fun Zone
• Spray and Play Zone
• Swimming in our indoor pool, including safe swim instruction and recreational swim time
• Structured youth fitness workouts in our Family Health and Adventure Center with our Ninja Course and Rock Climbing wall.
• Foot Golf (Golf with a soccer ball!) & Volleyball
• Sports including soccer and basketball
• Field Games such as relay races and obstacle courses
• Gaga - the coolest summer camp game. It is a friendlier version of dodgeball that uses the backboards of the gaga pit to tag an opponent
• Reading Time - intentional programming time for children to complete their summer reading.
• Water Games including water sprinklers and water games
• Bike riding – learn to ride or take a spin on our camp bikes!
• Fun and educational STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) activities
• Healthy U Activities and Games that teach healthy eating and physical activity through fun non-elimination games.
• Arts and Crafts focusing on fine motor skill development and creativity
• Sanford Harmony Social and Emotional Learning activities for children to learn how to express their emotions
• Weekly camp themes include learning about space, multicultural celebrations, animals, fitness fun, and more. 

Packets are available for pick up or mailing. Contact Christine Madison at cmadison@ccaymca.org for more information. 

How To Register:

1. Download your YMCA Summer Camp packet from above and fill it out completely
2. Obtain your child’s immunization record from your Primary Care Physician
3. Visit the Childcare Annex (located next door to the Y) to register for your child’s camp. A $20 deposit per week is required at registration to secure your child’s spot. The deposit will be deducted from the weekly total. This deposit is non-refundable. A One-time 2025 camp registration fee of $50 is due at registration.

• Camp Hiawatha weekly fee for camp: $210.00
• Early Option (6:30 AM to 5:30 PM) $60.00 per week
• Before and After Care option (7:30 AM to 5:30 PM) $50.00 per week
• We accept third party assistance such as Rutgers, Inspira, etc.; learn more by contacting our Financial Services Coordinator, Chanyra Williams at 856-691-0030 extension 111. Our staff works closely with parents to ensure timely paperwork completion regardless of current childcare provider.
• The YMCA also provides financial assistance options should you be denied from outside agencies