The Gift That Lasts a Lifetime
This holiday season, give the gift of adventure! Whether it’s connecting with new friends while learning archery, finding a love for the outdoors during a kayak trip on Puget Sound, or building the confidence to tackle any challenge through a backpacking trip in the Cascades, the YMCA offers unforgettable summer experiences for kids and teens ages 6-18 at Camp Colman, Camp Orkila, and BOLD & GOLD. Summer 2025 Registration is Open Now!
Save $50 through December 31
As a special early registration offer,
save $50 through December 31
Plus, Y members save an extra $100.
Use coupon code 2025EARLYBIRD
and don’t miss this chance to secure your
spot for an epic summer adventure
and save big!
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The Perfect Gift
Need a way to present your gift? Download this certificate and wrap it up!
Adventure Awaits
Get ready to explore the great outdoors, make lifelong friends, and create unforgettable memories at YMCA Camp Colman, Camp Orkila, or BOLD & GOLD.
BOLD & GOLD
Adventure is the main ingredient of Boys & Girls Outdoor Leadership Development trips (BOLD & GOLD). The natural beauty of these trips inspires kids and teens ages 11–18 to be their most courageous and confident selves as they learn new skills, make lifelong friends, and challenge themselves to run toward adventure.
Camp Colman
Summer Overnight Camp at Camp Colman is the perfect place for kids and teens to begin their journey toward independence and discover a love of nature. With options ranging from four to seven days for kids in elementary through high school and designed to nurture potential and foster a sense of social responsibility, campers return home excited and inspired to share and continue all they learned at camp.
Camp Orkila
Located in the San Juan Islands, Summer Overnight Camp at Camp Orkila offers something for everyone. Activities range from archery, a high ropes course, arts and crafts, and boating to songs, skits, and values sessions where campers can share and reflect. It's the perfect place for kids and teens to begin their journey toward independence, form lifelong friendships, and discover a love of nature.
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