YMCA DAY CAMP KUMALYA

YMCA DAY CAMP
KUMALYA
daycampkumalya.org
PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
Ages 4 - 14
See the Day Camp experience for yourself at
daycampkumalya.org. Day Camp, like many
Y programs, is about learning skills, developing
character and making friends. But few environments
are as special as camp, where kids become a
community as they learn both how to be more
independent and how to contribute to a group as they
engage in physical, social and educational activities.
Day Camping:
• Offers Healthy Living experiences woven throughout.
• Encourages self-reliance, a love for nature and
the outdoors.
• Develops attitudes and practices that build character
and leadership.
• Builds on the Y’s values of caring, honesty, respect
and responsibility.
• Y counselors are dedicated to making sure camp is an
amazing experience for every camper.
• Accomplishments are marked with special beads for
every camper to collect.
“My kids had a blast. They were able to try new
things like archery and canoeing.”
– Camper Parent
DAY CAMP KUMALYA AND LAKE ELMO PARK RESERVE
Lake Elmo Park Reserve Parking Pass:
Daily Permit $5
Annual Permit $25
Second Annual $15 (for same household – must be purchased
at same time as first permit)
Vehicle Permits are required for all vehicles entering the park,
including vehicles belonging to registered campers and picnic
shelter users. They can be purchased at the park office. If the
park office is not open, permits can be purchased by depositing
the permit fee into the envelope and payment box located just
past the park office building. Please follow the instructions
on the envelope. Remember speed limit is 20/mph through
the park.
Location:
Camp Kumalya
Lake Elmo Park Reserve – North Shelter
1515 Keats Avenue North
Lake Elmo, MN 55042
Day Camp Hours: 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m.
Phone: 651-707-2540
651-261-3939
Before & After Care and Bus transportation are provided.
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SPECIALTY CAMPS
PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
Develop a greater passion for the things you love,
or try out something new at one of our specialty
camps!
At each of our specialty camps, day campers
spend approximately two hours each day in their
specialized activity. The remainder of
the day is spent enjoying traditional camp
activities. Samples of a typical day can be found at
daycampkumalya.org.
WEE BACKPACKERS
NEW! PIRATE CAMP
4 & 5 years old, including campers entering
Kindergarten in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $170/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $195/week
Weeks of June 8 – September 4
Start your preschooler’s love affair with the great outdoors by
enrolling him or her in Wee Backpackers! From the moment
campers arrive each day, counselors guide them through
traditional camp experiences including hiking, nature study and
arts and crafts. They will have opportunities to sing songs,
tell stories, meet new friends, and more. All activities are
geared to show your preschool camper the wonders of nature.
Wee Backpackers is carried out under the watchful eye
of counselors trained to meet the needs of young campers.
Entering grades K – 2 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $175/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $195/week
Weeks of June 15, June 29, July 13, July 27 and August 10
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 (Shiver Me Timbers) a whole lot more!
DRAGONS FAIRIES AND PRINCESSES CAMP
Entering grades K – 2 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $175/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $195/week
Weeks of June 22, July 6, July 20, August 3 and August 17
Campers let their imaginations soar in this magical fairy
tale-themed arts and crafts camp! Participants make dragon
and fairy wings, prince and princess crowns, wands, jewels, fairy
tale puppets, costumes and more. Kids will also enjoy a special
tea party!
DAY CAMP
Entering grades 1 – 6 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $160/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $185/week
Weeks of June 8 – September 4
Imagine yourself as a bold explorer trekking along hiking trails,
studying the wonders of nature, canoeing along lakeshores, and
conquering many challenges under the leadership of well-trained
staff. Exciting activities include archery, swimming, fishing and
group games! Share your adventures with your family once
a month at family night!
WILD ABOUT NATURE CAMP
Entering grades 1 – 3 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $175/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $195/week
Weeks of June 8, June 29 and August 10
Young nature lovers will enjoy the great outdoors as we explore
the wonders of nature! Campers learn to use what nature provides
as they build outdoor shelters. We’ll hike along our many paths
and trails seeking out trees and special plants to identify. Nature
crafts of all kinds bring variety and build important skills.
TRADITIONAL CAMP ACTIVITIES INCLUDE:
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Swimming
Canoeing
Archery
Fishing
• Nature
• Cookouts
• Arts and Crafts
Camp Kumalya
Lake Elmo Park Reserve, North Shelter
1515 Keats Avenue North
Lake Elmo, MN 55042
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ANIMALS IN ACTION CAMP
FISHING CAMP
Entering grades 1 – 3 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $186/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $207/week
Weeks of June 15, July 13 and July 27
Kids get a real hands-on animal experience in this exploration
camp. They’ll learn about wildlife and endangered species while
they compare and contrast the characteristics of many common
and unusual animals. Plus they’ll learn how animals enrich
our world.
Entering grades 3 – 6 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $196/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $222/week
Weeks of June 22, July 13 and August 3
Kids get hooked on fishing as they learn basic fishing skills.
Beautiful Lake Elmo provides the scene for shoreline fishing fun
using the catch-and-release method. Fishing poles, tackle, and
bait are provided at camp. With some luck, campers will bring
home pictures of their “trophies!”
ARTS AND CRAFTS CAMP
YMCA & THE NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Entering grades 1 – 3 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $175/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $195/week
Weeks of June 22, July 6, July 20, July 27 and August 10
Campers discover their artistic side and let their imagination soar.
Kids create through a variety of projects and create masterpieces
to take home and enjoy.
The YMCA and the National Park Service will collaborate on
a Play, Learn, Serve and Work initiative to empower youth
to discover and create new outdoor play opportunities.
OUTDOOR LIVING SKILLS
(LEAVE NO TRACE)
Entering grades 3 – 6 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $235/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $260/week
Week of July 6
Kids develop their outdoor living skills utilizing Leave No Trace
principles in this exciting, hands-on specialty camp!
Campers discover the finer points of preparing for a big
outdoor adventure and will develop orienteering skills using
a map and compass plus they’ll learn about plant and animal
identification. Participants will also learn a variety of useful
camping skills including building a fire, making camp shelters,
knot tying, campfire cooking as well as participate in a camp
improvement project!
DANCE AND MUSIC CAMP
Entering grades 2 – 4 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $175/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $195/week
Weeks of June 29, July 20 and August 3
Campers who love dance learn new routines and dance styles from
experienced dance instructors. Dancers learn teamwork as they
make new friends and gain confidence in their skills through music
and movement. Each session’s Kumalya Dance Troupe showcases
their new skills and performs for the camp at the end of the week.
NEW! DUCT TAPE CAMP
NEW! JR. RANGER CAMP
Entering grades 3 – 6 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $186/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $207/week
Weeks of June 8 and July 13
Creativity is unlimited when the medium is duct tape! Kids learn
how to craft with duct tape and make amazing things like bags,
wallets, jewelry, cell phone cases and almost anything they can
think of. Duct tape arts and crafts are one of the hottest trends.
It’s crazy fun!
Entering grades 3 – 6 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $200/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $220/week
Weeks of July 20, July 27, August 3 and August 10
The YMCA and the National Park Service have partnered
together on a Play, Learn, Serve and Work initiative to
empower youth to discover and create new outdoor play
opportunities. Earn your Jr. Ranger badge and learn the
Junior Ranger motto of Explore, Learn and Protect. Campers
will visit and volunteer at the St. Croix National Scenic River
way and work with a Park Ranger!
ARCHERY CAMP
Entering grades 3 – 6 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $175/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $195/week
Weeks of June 15, June 29, July 6, July 20, July 27 and August 17
While learning the fundamentals of archery, campers examine
equipment close up, identify the parts of the bow and arrow,
and learn the science behind drawing the bow and releasing the
arrow. Instructors teach proper grip, stance and aim alignment.
Campers will discover their ‘eye dominance,’ the first step in
becoming a skilled archer.
Archery Camp uses more advanced equipment such as
Genesis Bows. Equipment is provided.
THEATER CAMP
Entering grades 4 – 6 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $186/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $207/week
Weeks of June 15 and July 13
Kids free their imaginations and develop improvisational skills!
Campers explore the world of theater through games, acting
exercises, writing or illustrating stories, learning about stage
make-up, designing costumes, and even performing for an
audience. The remainder of the day will be spent in traditional
camp activities. This camp is great for building self-esteem.
Camp Kumalya
Lake Elmo Park Reserve, North Shelter
1515 Keats Avenue North
Lake Elmo, MN 55042
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TEEN SPECIALTY CAMPS
TEEN ARCHERY CAMP
Entering grades 7 – 9 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $186/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $207/week
Weeks of June 8 and August 10
Campers discover the science behind drawing and
releasing the bow while fine tuning their archery skills.
Archery lessons take place at an on- and off-site
location with professional archers. Instructors show
campers the proper grip, stance and aim alignment.
Equipment will be provided.
PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
Developing leadership qualities and abilities are
important life-long ingredients. Our leadership
camps develop the whole person — spirit, mind,
and body — through a variety of service projects,
hands-on activities and team building exercises.
Our leaders of tomorrow begin with our youth
of today!
LEADERS-IN-TRAINING
Entering grades 7 – 9 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $254/two weeks
Non-Member Program Participants: $275/two weeks
June 15 – 26, July 27 – August 7; (all sessions 10 days)
Teens rise to the challenge of Leaders-in-Training Camp
and discover their leadership qualities. Participants will
learn and develop camp skills needed to lead camper
activities, including personal development through
confidence building and responsibility management, as
well as group development through activity planning and
event organization. They’ll have opportunities to shadow
counselors of younger campers and assist staff in their
camp activities. There will also be plenty of time to hang
out with friends – new and old. Come experience camp
from a whole new perspective!
“My daughter enjoyed the activities and
the camp experience. Attending camp has
helped her develop greater independence
and skills for making new friends.”
– Camper Parent
NEW! TEEN QUEST
Entering grades 7 – 9 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $186/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $207/week
Weeks of June 15, June 22, June 29, July 27, August 3
and August 17
Teen Quest is an exciting day camp program geared
toward teens that want total outdoor fun! As a group
quest, participants will decide and plan out many of
the camp activities and events throughout the week.
This program develops valuable life skills such as open
communication, team building, cooperation and conflict
resolution. Campers choose from a variety of activities
including canoeing along the shores, climbing the rock/
obstacle tower, nature studies, environmental education,
service projects and much more!
At each YMCA Specialty Camp, day campers spend
approximately two hours of each day in their
specialized activity. The remainder of the day
is spent enjoying Traditional Camp activities.
Samples of a typical day can be found at
daycampkumalya.org.
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PEAK ADVENTURE CAMP
PROGRAM INTRODUCTION
Entering grades 7 – 9 in fall, 2015
Offered: Various dates on 3 day-sessions listed below.
Discover camp’s wild side! Participants enjoy 2 nights and
3 days of the great outdoors during Peak Adventure Camp.
These camps promise unlimited fun! Sign up for one or all four.
Participants will ride in a 15 passenger van departing from the
Southdale YMCA in Edina. Packing list will be available online
or call the Customer Service Center at 612-230-9622.
WISCONSIN DELLS OUTDOOR
ADVENTURE
TEEN FISHING CAMP
Entering grades 7 – 9 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $186/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $207/week
Offered week of: July 6
Don’t let this camp be “the one that got away!” Beautiful
Lake Elmo, provides the scene for shoreline and boat fishing
using the catch-and-release method. Bait is provided at camp,
campers may bring their own tackle and pole.
TEEN THEATER CAMP
Entering grades 7 – 9 in fall, 2015
Member Participants: $196/week
Non-Member Program Participants: $217/week
Offered week of: July 20
Free your imagination and develop improvisational skills.
At Theater Camp, campers will explore the world of theater
during games, acting exercises, writing or illustrating a story,
and even performing for an audience. The remainder of the
day will be spent in traditional camp activities. Come feel
your self-esteem soar this summer at Theater Camp!
PARENT PICK-UP & DROP-OFF OPTION
BEFORE AND AFTER CARE
For your convenience and peace of mind, our Before and
After Care provides the camper with supervised activities
prior to and following the end of the program day.
Drop off: 7:00 – 8:30 a.m.
Pick up:
4:00 – 5:30 p.m.
Fee:
$35 per camper per week.
Camp Cell Phone:
Director: 651-707-2540
Coordinator: 651-261-3939
Before & After Care Location Only at:
Camp Kumalya
Lake Elmo Park Reserve, North Shelter
1515 Keats Avenue North
Lake Elmo, MN 55042
Vehicle Permits are required for all vehicles entering the
park, including vehicles belonging to registered campers
and picnic shelter users. They can be purchased at the
park office.
Offered June 23 – 25 and July 28 – 30 (3-day session)
Member Participants: $330/3-day session
Non-Member Program Participants: $350/3-day session
Fully experience the great outdoors! Tent camp for two nights with
us at Devils Lake State Park in Baraboo, WI. On Tuesday we leave
Southdale YMCA for Devils Lake State Park. Once camp is set up,
the adventures begin! Wednesday is spent at a water park in the
WI Dells. We’ll explore the park and enjoy group games, hike,
swim and end with a blazing campfire and a hearty meal. Join us
for this thrilling outdoor adventure!
LANESBORO BIKING AND CAVE TOUR
Offered July 7 – 9 (3-day session)
Member Participants: $330/3-day session
Non-Member Program Participants: $350/3-day session
This adventure begins at Mystery Cave State Park near Lanesboro,
where we’ll set up camp. Then we go underground to discover the
stalactites, stalagmites, fossils and so much more as our group
traverses the subterranean caves. We’ll spend the next day biking
along the Root River and exploring the historic town of Lanesboro.
ZIP LINE ADVENTURE
Offered July 14 – 16 and August 4 – 6 (3-day session)
Member Participants: $330/3-day session
Non-Member Program Participants: $350/3-day session
This adventure takes campers soaring! Participants will learn a bit
about nature and history at each stop. Beautiful Interstate Park is
our campsite for one night. We’ll enjoy the park’s rolling, wooded
hills and the banks of the St. Croix River. Our adventure takes the
group exploring and paddling down the St. Croix River. Campers will
spend a half-day at Trollhaugen Zip Line Adventures soaring from
station to station. And, we’ll experience a night sleeping in the
Yurt at YMCA Camp Icaghowan. Truly a memory-making getaway!
NORTH SHORE KAYAK AND
ALPINE SLIDE TOUR
Offered July 21 – 23 (3-day session)
Member Participants: $330/3-day session
Non-Member Program Participants: $350/3-day session
The starting point for this North Shore adventure is the
spectacular harbor city of Duluth. There are so many fun things
to see and do there! We’ll spend two nights camping at
Spirit Mountain Campground. Our adventures include kayaking,
riding the alpine slide, hiking and exploring the many rivers and
lakes around Duluth.
Peak Adventure Transportation:
Drop Off/ Pick up Location:
Southdale YMCA P 952-835-2567
7355 York Avenue South
Edina, MN 55435
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TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION
HOW TO REGISTER
The YMCA provides safe and reliable transportation each day
for our campers to begin their adventure! Bus stop locations are
available throughout the communities listed. Transportation is
provided by YMCA-owned vans, leased vans, and buses.
All drivers have completed special training.
Transportation is provided to and from camp. Convenient
locations have been selected in your neighborhood.
Please select only one bus stop on the registration form.
• Camp buses stop only at locations listed on schedule.
• Actual pick up spot may change from week to week due to
location requirements; please give yourselves a few extra
minutes to locate the bus on Monday mornings.
• Traffic congestion and road construction may slightly affect
actual times.
• The bus sites are not supervised before pick up times or after
drop off times.
• Please be on time, as your delay will affect others. Campers not
picked up by an adult on the list will be brought back to the
YMCA in Woodbury.
For your camper’s safety…
Authorized Pick Up individuals must be listed on the
registration form and a photo ID is required at the time of pick up.
Please contact the camp at 651-707-2540 or 651-261-3939 to
make any changes prior to noon on the day of the change.
• We are going green! Register online at ymcadiscoversummer.org.
For registration assistance contact 612-230-9622.
DAY CAMP
• A $50 non-refundable deposit is required per camp session. The
deposit is applied to the session fee. To receive the member rate,
the child must be a member at the time of registration and during
participation in the program. Register online or find forms at
daycampkumalya.org under Forms and Publication. Please review
the Day Camp handbook for important information.
SUMMER POWER PRESCHOOL, SUMMER POWER & UPROAR
• A $50 one-time, non-refundable registration fee is required per
program. You may register for as many weeks as needed. Register
online or find forms at ymcadiscoversummer.org, select the
Woodbury location, select Summer Forms and Handbooks.
Please review the handbook for important information.
SPORTS
• A $50 non-refundable deposit is required per session. The deposit
is applied to the session fee. Register online or find forms at
ymcadiscoversummer.org, select the Woodbury location, select
Summer Forms and Handbooks. Please review the handbook for
important information.
ALL PROGRAMS
• Confirmation will be sent after registration. You will be billed for the
remaining balance, due the week prior to the start of the session.
Online registration requires automatic electronic fund transfer (EFT),
which will be processed the Tuesday prior to each program
session week.
• Changes to the original registration, including cancellation, must be
made in writing by Monday, one week prior to the start of the
session. We encourage change notices to be submitted as soon as
possible. If the change notice is not received, you will be billed for
the original enrollment choices. There are no refunds on
registration deposits and/or registration fees. For Day Camp: A $10
change fee is applied to each change that is made.
• A parent handbook is available online at ymcadiscoversummer.org.
After April 1, 2015. It may also be picked up at the Woodbury Y. It is
important to review all information contained in this document.
DAY CAMP KUMALYA BUS STOPS
Bus*
Crossroads Church Cottage Grove Campus
7955 Ivystone Ave. S
Cottage Grove, MN 55016
YMCA in Woodbury
2175 Radio Drive
Woodbury, MN 55125
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
6355 10th Street N.,
Oakdale, MN 55128
We are going green!
*Bus times will be available online.
PROGRAM ACCESS
The Y is committed to the policy that all persons should have
equal access to its programs, facilities, and enjoyment without
regard to race, ability, creed, national origin and sex. The Y
will accommodate special needs into existing programs to the
extent that financial and physical resources permit. So we may
provide a positive experience, please contact the Y if your child
has any special needs requiring any accommodations.
ACCOMMODATION PROCESS
Consideration is given to the individual needs of every child
and the ability of the program to meet those needs. Please
inform the Y during the enrollment process if you or your child
requires any special accommodation. It is helpful for a smooth
program transition to have a conference prior to enrollment.
This information enables the Y to better meet your needs
or those of your child, within available resources and to the
extent reasonable. All staff that will be working with a child
with special needs will be informed of how to care for or meet
those needs in a timely fashion through a meeting or
written notification.
YMCA PERSONAL PRICING PLAN
We look forward to having you with us! The Personal Pricing Plan
is a needs-based scholarship fund made available through Y
Annual Fund – individual and business contributions to our
communities. Download an application for YMCA Personal Pricing
Plan at: ymcadiscoversummer.org. Enter the key words: Personal
Pricing in the top right corner and click the first available link
in Search Results or call 612-230-9622. Applies towards a
maximum of 2 weeks of camp per child. Please submit Personal
Pricing Plan application with Registration Form.
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DISCOVER Y OVERNIGHT CAMPS
YMCA of the Greater Twin Cities Camps provide a life
time of camping experiences for the whole family.
We’ve designed our camps to fulfill all stages of
camping in a clear progression of skill development
and connection to the natural environment.
TRADITIONAL OVERNIGHT CAMPS
Our four Traditional Overnight Camps focus on
kids ages 7-17 and provide campers with a solid
foundation of camping and leadership skills. Each
has their own unique flavor and special activities.
Magical places like tree houses and island campsites
coupled with specialty activities like horses, pottery,
theatre, sailing and canoeing give campers an
unparalleled experience.
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When campers are craving further challenges, our
two Teen Wilderness Camps are the next step.
At these adventure camps, kids ages 11-18 grow
their camping expertise as they enjoy spectacular
wilderness expeditions with solid camaraderie
and confidence.
Family Camp brings the whole family together to play,
deepen relationships and connect with nature. It’s for
all ages and features both summer and year-round
programs. On the edge of the Boundary Waters Canoe
Area Wilderness, Camp du Nord is perfect for the
family vacation or weekend getaway.
campihduhapi.org
campicaghowan.org
campwarren.org
TEEN WILDERNESS CAMPS
Discover, achieve and connect through a Y
camping experience.
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campwidjiwagan.org
FAMILY CAMP
campdunord.org
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Y FAMILY INVOLVEMENT
HEALTHY FAMILY HOME
At the Y, it’s not about the activity you choose as much as it
is about the benefits of living healthier on the inside as well
as the outside. You can bring a healthier way of living to your
family through the Y’s Healthy Family Home resource.
You’ll find simple ways to incorporate healthy habits that
will make a difference for your entire family. And it’s all
conveniently online at ymca.net.
FAMILY PARTICIPATION
Parents are always welcome at YMCA Day Camps and Summer
Programs. If you would like to visit during the day or take a
tour of the program in action, please contact the Program Site
Director/Coordinator and we will be happy to assist you.
Open Houses, Family Nights and Friday Family Fun Days are
the best way to meet the staff, get questions answered,
sample the activities and meet other parents. We encourage
you to participate.
DAY CAMP KUMALYA OPEN HOUSE
Tuesday, June 2
2:30 – 6 p.m.
LAKE ELMO PARK RESERVE, NORTH SHELTER
Join the summer camp staff, other parents, and youth to learn
more about the camp, programs, and opportunities that your child
will have this summer.
Free admission to the park.
Base Camp/ North Shelter
Drop Off
Archery
Range
Stop
Stop
FAMILY FUN DAY
Swimming
Stop
EVERY THURSDAY: June 11 – September 3
Canoeing
Fishing
Lake Elmo
Keats Ave. N
Eagle Point
Lake
Co. Rd. 70
Main Office
Purchase/Show
Park Pass
10th Street North
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3:45 – 5 p.m.
LAKE ELMO PARK RESERVE, NORTH SHELTER
We bring families together to have fun. That’s what Family Fun
Day is all about – an opportunity to enjoy camp fun with the whole
family. It’s a time where your camper can show you the exciting
things they’ve experienced at day camp. Meet the counselors, play
favorite camp games, enjoy activities and sing the songs your
camper has been singing all week! It’s great family fun!
Parking pass is required for park entry.
Visit our web page at ymcadiscoversummer.org for
more information.
Co. Rd. 70
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YMCA of the Greater Twin Cities
YMCA in Woodbury
2175 Radio Dr.
Woodbury, MN 55125
Non-profit
Organization
U.S. Postage
Paid
YMCA
Twin Cities, MN
P 651-731-9507
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Visit us at daycampkumalya.org
MARK YOUR 2015 CALENDARS FOR THESE SPECIAL EVENTS!
YMCA RALLY DAYS
YMCA SUMMER BLAST OFF
$15 OFF Day Camp Sessions
$15 OFF Summer Sports
$25 OFF Overnight & Teen Wilderness Camp Sessions
$50 OFF (no registration fee) on Summer Power
and Summer Uproar
$10 OFF Day Camp Sessions
$10 OFF Summer Sports
$20 OFF Overnight & Teen Wilderness Camp Sessions
$25 OFF (registration fee) on Summer Power
and Summer Uproar
FRIDAY, MARCH 6 – SUNDAY, MARCH 8
2015 SPECIAL DEALS
YMCA SPONSORED
MN PARENT CAMP FAIR
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Como Zoo
Meet YMCA staff, pick up summer program information
and start planning your summer.
FRIDAY, APRIL 10 – SUNDAY, APRIL 12
2015 SPECIAL DEALS
PARENTS’ NIGHT OPEN HOUSE
AND FAMILY FUN DAYS
See inside for more details.
YMCA SUMMER PROGRAMS FAIR
SATURDAY, MARCH 7 at all YMCA Branches
9 a.m. – noon
Talk to the experts, get questions answered and see videos
of Summer Programs in action.
ymcadiscoversummer.org
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