Y Adventure Camp

Fun + Adventure at Rock Point

Y Adventure Camp at Rock Point is our co-ed summer day camp for kids who have completed 2nd grade through age 13.

This camp takes place on the beautiful Rock Point property on the shores of Lake Champlain. Campers spend most of the day outside, and will have a chance to tend the gardens, use the outdoor pizza oven, swim, kayak, paddleboard, play games, create arts and crafts, do STEM activities, hike, and much more. This is a traditional outdoor camp full of fun and adventure. We appreciate the collaboration with Rock Point that allows us to access this incredible property at the reduced rate they extend to us as a community partner.

Campers bring lunch and two healthy snacks each day.

Watch the video from 2022 below to get a glimpse into a day at Adventure Camp!  

We had such an amazing summer! Stay tuned as we get ready to open registration for next summer in early 2025!

Registration and Financial Policies

Please note that enrollment deadlines are on the Monday prior to the week of camp.

2024 Details

Session Dates

Week 1: June 24 – 28
Week 2: July 1 – 3 (3 day week)
Week 3: July 8 – 12
Week 4: July 15 – 19
Week 5: July 22 – 26
Week 6: July 29 – August 2
Week 7: August 5 – 9
Week 8: August 12 – 16
Week 9: August 19 – 23

Days, Times + Cost

Days: Monday-Friday
Times: 8:00am – 4:00pm
Cost: 3 day = $300 / 5 day = $400

Note:

There is a one-time $30 registration fee and a $25 deposit per week of camp, both due at registration. A family need only pay one registration fee per family per summer, regardless of the number of camp registrations made.

Full payment for any registered sessions are due on May 1. The $25 deposit(s) will be credited against the amount due for the corresponding week of camp.

Drop Off/Pick Up will take place at Leddy Park parking lot in the far-left corner. Students will walk from Leddy Park to Rock Point at arrival and for dismissal. Students must be prepared to be outside and walking in rain or shine.

A Typical Day

Campers will spend most of the day outside, taking advantage of all that the beautiful lakeside Rock Point campus has to offer! Groups will swim, play games, kayak, make s’mores, do arts + crafts, and much more, under the supervision of our amazing camp counselors.

Financial Assistance

Thanks to the generous support of donors, the Greater Burlington YMCA provides financial assistance to families for whom the full cost of camp is a hardship. We do ask that those who receive a Y scholarship pay a portion of the program cost and to please recognize that financial assistance is limited. If you plan on applying for financial assistance, please reach out to [email protected] before you register. 

Financial Assistance Applications are due by 4/15. No applications will be accepted after 4/15. All applicants will receive a response on their awarded amounts no later than 4/26. Please reach out to the Business Office with questions regarding financial aid [email protected].

Financial Policies + FAQs

The Y requires that payment be made by credit card/debit card, or bank draft from a checking or savings account. Full tuition is due May 1. If your payment is declined, the Y will attempt to reprocess the payment one additional time before contacting you. 

Please submit a Child Care EFT Authorization Form with your program application to the Y at 298 College Street, Burlington, VT 05401. You may also email your EFT Form to the Business Office at [email protected].

Camps must be paid in full before attending camp. Payment plans can be discussed with the Business Office. 

If your payment declines, the Y will notify you of the decline and balance amount due. It is your responsibility to communicate with the Y’s Business Office to ensure your balance is paid in full. If there is a lack of communication and your balance is not paid in full, the Y reserves the right to cancel your enrollment in the program. The child’s enrollment in any other Y program will not be permitted until the account is paid in full. It is the sincere wish of the Y that none of the above steps will need to be taken. We appreciate you keeping your account up to date. Please contact the Y immediately if your financial circumstances change and you are unable to make your tuition payments, prior to your weekly or monthly withdrawal.

Unlike the Y’s Camp Koda, Y Adventure Camp is not a state-licensed program. As such, families cannot use subsidy funds received through the Vermont State Child Care Financial Assistance program. Please check out our Camp Koda program or inquire about Y financial assistance.

In keeping with the Y’s commitment to serve families regardless of their ability to pay, partial scholarships may be available to those who qualify for tuition assistance. We welcome you to contact the Business Office at [email protected] or 802-652-8190. 

Apply by clicking here.

All changes to enrollment and cancellations must be processed through the Greater Burlington YMCA School Age Department. If you have any questions, please email Kelsey Coyle, Director of Youth and Family Programs, at [email protected]Please note that letting your Site Director know is not sufficient.

  • Should you decide to cancel a registration within 2 weeks of the start date of the program, you will not be refunded the deposit or the tuition fee. 
  • If you cancel a registration 2 weeks or more before the program starts, you will receive a refund for any tuition you have paid, but not the deposit. Deposits and registration fees are non-refundable.

If you have a question about financial assistance, billing, or payments, contact the Business Office, at [email protected] or 802-652-8190.

For questions about a change or withdrawal from a program, please email Kelsey Coyle, Director of Youth and Family Programs, at [email protected].


Contact Information

Important Note: To ensure as prompt a response as is possible, please send your questions to the e-mail shown below. Responding to phone messages presents additional challenges that may create a delay in our response. We appreciate your understanding and patience.

Kelsey Coyle, [email protected]