Programs: Family Activities

Adventure Guides

New groups forming today! Join and become part of the largest parent-child program around. Campouts, day events, and quality time spent with your child help develop that special bond. The Guides program is open to members and non-members.

(Father/Son; Father/Daughter) Kindergarten - 4th grade (Mother/Daughter; Mother/Son) Pre-K - 4th grade

Join as a Family Members at the Camarillo Family YMCA and this program is included in your membership.

Non-facility members pay $85 for one parent and one child.  Each additional child is only $35. Membership is required to participate in all of the events.

Visit the Adventure Guides at their website for all of the latest news, events, and photos at www.camarilloadventureguides.org or call 805-484-0423 for more information.

Beach Day and Sandcastle contest

Sunday, August 29, 12 PM- 3 PM

We're kicking off a new year of fun with a family day at the beach and sandcastle contest.

For more information, please click here.  

Family Fun Events

Have a fun time with the entire family!  All events are open to the community and free of charge. 

Please check back for upcoming events coming soon.

Parents' Night Out

It’s the parents’ chance to take the night off, while their children have a blast with their friends at the Camarillo Family YMCA!  Held the third Saturday of each month from 5pm-9pm, children (ages 3-10) can hang out at the YMCA and enjoy four hours filled with games, crafts, dinner and a movie. Cost is $13 for Camarillo Family YMCA members, $25 for non-members.  Space must be reserved in advance.  Please call 805-484-0423 or check our events schedule for upcoming dates

Dates              Themes

Jan. 16th          New Year, New Activities

Feb. 13th (one week early) Valentine’s Day Bash

Mar. 20th          Leprechaun Games

Apr. 17th          Spring Break-Out

Celebrate CHARACTER COUNTS!

The six pillars of good character development are:

• Trustworthiness
• Respect
• Responsibility
• Fairness
• Caring
• Citizenship

"A person of strong character chooses to do what is right because they honestly believe positive values should guide behavior."