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Boulder · 2800 Dagny Way, Lafayette, CO 80026 · ymcanoco.org ↗
The YMCA of Northern Colorado runs Camp NoCo day camps at multiple sites across Northern Colorado (Lafayette, Boulder, Longmont, Loveland, Erie, and more); its corporate office/HQ is in Lafayette.
A high-impact teen adventure camp (ages 14-17) at Tumbleson Lake with the advanced water obstacle course, zipline, Class III whitewater rafting and a Front Range backpacking trip, ending with a closing campfire.
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The first step of the leadership journey (age 14, completed 8th grade) at Camp Tumbleson Lake. Junior LITs shadow counselors with the youngest campers while enjoying high ropes, the inflatable obstacle course and lake paddling.
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A leadership program (age 15, completed 9th grade) at Camp Tumbleson Lake. LITs shadow and assist staff across multiple activity areas, learn about children's needs in a camp setting, and join camp traditions and activities.
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YMCA's counselor-in-training program at Tumbleson Lake provides weekly outdoor adventure sessions for ages 14-17, June through August.
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Rising seniors can join YMCA of Northern Colorado's Intern Leadership Program at Tumbleson Lake for weekly outdoor and adventure sessions throughout June, July, and August.
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Statuses below reflect the provider’s schedule as captured on August 17. Fall schedules typically post in August — watch this provider to get them first.
A weather-inspired week of Camp Noco day camp: campers learn about clouds, storms, rainbows and wind through experiments, build weather instruments and explore nature patterns outdoors.
Kids ages 5-12 explore gems, geodes, and dinosaur bones during this week-long camp, June 1-5.
Kids ages 5-12 participate in multiple ocean-themed activities at this week-long camp.
Camp Noco week four at the YMCA offers multi-activity fun with mythical creatures for ages 5–12 (June 15–19).
A Camp Noco week celebrating summer with water games, outdoor challenges, sunshine-themed crafts and camp favorites, including relay races, water play, nature exploration and big group celebrations.
Camp Noco's Time Travelers is a multi-activity program for ages 5-12, June 29-July 2.
Camp Noco's space odyssey program welcomes kids ages 5-12. The YMCA of Northern Colorado runs this multi-activity camp July 6-10.
Camp Noco - Animal Kingdom offers multi-activity programs at the YMCA of Northern Colorado. The week of July 13-17 is designed for ages 5-12.
Kids ages 5-12 have hands-on, messy fun at Camp Noco, July 20-24, with YMCA of Northern Colorado.
A Camp Noco week where campers create and host their own carnival, designing games, building decorations, making prizes and practicing performances to share at an end-of-week celebration.
Camp Noco - Wacky Week offers multi-activity programming for ages 5-12 during Aug 3-7.
Kinder Camp offers weekly multi-activity sessions for ages 3–6 with themes like Ocean Explorers, running June–August via YMCA of Northern Colorado.
Camp Elks is a weekly nature and outdoor education program for ages 6-12, offered by YMCA of Northern Colorado through June and July.
A high-energy sports camp (ages 5-12) at the Lafayette Y mixing flag football, soccer, basketball, kickball and more. Campers learn sport fundamentals while building coordination, sportsmanship and teamwork.
A lakeside mountain day camp (ages 7-12) on a 300-acre property 20 miles from Boulder. Daily activities include paddle sports on the lake, fishing, climbing, target sports, mountain biking, hiking and nature/STEM, with bus transport.
A 4-day, 3-night overnight mini-camp (ages 6-8) for first-time campers at Tumbleson Lake. Kids try the beginner lake obstacle course, paddleboard and canoe, plus s'mores and stargazing, building resilience and independence.
Traditional overnight camp (ages 7-9) at 9,000 feet. Campers explore the 36-acre lake by canoe, kayak and paddleboard, tackle the beginner obstacle course and ropes, and enjoy traditions like Gnome Homes and Bead Ceremony.
Traditional overnight camp (ages 10-12) at 9,000 feet. Campers paddle the 36-acre lake, take on the advanced obstacle course and high ropes, and enjoy classics like Gnome Homes, Battle for the Paddle and Bead Ceremony.
A three-night session of Traditional Pathfinder camp (ages 9-12). Campers paddle the 36-acre lake, take on the advanced obstacle course and high ropes, and enjoy classics like Battle for the Paddle and Bead Ceremony.
Traditional overnight camp (ages 13-16) at 9,000 feet. Teens paddle the 36-acre lake, use all high ropes elements and the advanced obstacle course, learn outdoor skills, and build independence, resilience and confidence.
A two-week teen adventure camp (ages 14-17) at Tumbleson Lake with the advanced water obstacle course, zipline, Class III whitewater rafting and a Front Range backpacking trip, ending with a closing campfire.
2800 Dagny Way, Lafayette, CO 80026
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Very nice Y. Good inside walking track with nice selection of group classes. The pilates instructors are good with an excellent choice of class days and times. The resistance training area is well maintained and has a good variety of machines without being overly crowded.
View on Google ↗Becoming more and more irritated with the YMCA location. The child watch was closed when we showed up today. Can’t even get a work out in on a holiday. The man yesterday said it would be opened. The kid working the front today didn’t even know the lights were off and it was closed. No answer to why or when they would open today. Thanks for the heads up. We drive out of our way to come here so this is very inconvenient.
View on Google ↗School age childcare options are limited in Northern Colorado. YMCA is $430 per week, and while the descriptions of the programs sound exciting, the delivery is pretty lame. Then there's the registration website. Every time I try to use it, my soul literally dies. Not only is the site the most user UN-friendly, but once I've finally figured out how to register and I have paid, I cannot return to view the registration and see which days during the week I chose to enroll my child (part-time), so that I can go and put them on my calendar. Just shoot me already.
View on Google ↗The Lafayette YMCA has so many resources available for keeping fit. The equipment, classes, spaces, and instructors are really wonderful. The members and staff are very friendly and there's a great sense of community. I only joined the Y a few years ago as I had previously been someone who exercised at home or outside. But I've really grown to love the Y and all it has to offer. I'll be a member for life!
View on Google ↗Great experience! Been a member for over 15yrs. Loved when kids were young and still love it now! Solid free weights, plenty of machines, great hours, loads of classes. And the Y supports kids and families in many other ways. They are a pillar of our community.
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