Hampton Family YMCA

Whether you want parent-and-child water play, private lessons, or group instruction, the Y can support your swim goals. Secure your spot today by visiting https://bit.ly/3DBrKEZ

Show up for yourself at the Y. This month, take the next step in your wellness journey with personal training. Throughout June, we are taking 10% off personal training packages.

Your trainer is waiting. Use promo code 10OFFPT at checkout. https://bit.ly/3ReyzS9

At the YMCA, we are guided by our core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. As we recognize Pride Month, we affirm our commitment to fostering a welcoming and supportive environment for all individuals.

The school year is winding down, but summer at the Y is just getting started. Don't forget to register your little one for summer camp. All summer long, we offer programming designed to keep kids active and engaged. Whether you are seeking full-time summer care or a few special weeks of fun, we are ready to welcome your family.

Summer Camp Give your child a summer to remember at YMCA Summer Camp. Hands-on fun, friendships, and lifelong memories—register today to save a spot.

The Y puts the fun back into play. At Camp Kekoka, we have knee boarding, kayaking, gaga ball, skiing, windsurfing, fishing, crabbing, swimming pool and waterfront, arts and crafts, archery, drama, basketball, cooking, spike ball, glow in the dark bocce ball, and so much more. Register for our overnight camp today. https://www.ymcavp.org/camps/ymcaapyc-camp-kekoka/overnight-camps/overnight-camp

Welcome to Camp Kekoka The Y puts the fun back into play. We have knee boarding, kayaking, gaga ball, skiing, windsurfing, fishing, crabbing, swimming pool and waterfront, arts and...

Fred Hoshiyama’s legacy is one of resilience, leadership, and lasting impact. Born in 1914, Hoshiyama dedicated nearly four decades to the YMCA spanning from 1941 to 1980, except for the years he was unjustly incarcerated during WWII. Even then, he didn’t stop serving others. While in the internment camp, he created YMCA-style programs to support the social, educational, and recreational needs of fellow Japanese Americans. In the 1970s, he helped revitalize the YMCA student movement, and today, a scholarship in his name continues to empower Y staff of Asian American Pacific Islander heritage to grow as leaders. His story is a powerful reminder of how one person can shape a movement.

In memory of many, in honor of all. On this Memorial Day, we express our gratitude. In observance, we will be open today from 8 a.m.–1 p.m.