WHERE CAMP IS NOT ONLY FUN, IT’S AN ADVENTURE

Bar Y Outdoor Adventure Camp is nestled off Versailles Road at the Fayette/Woodford County line near The Kentucky Castle.

Like many Y programs, summer camp is about learning new skills, developing character values, and making new friends. But few environments are as unique as Bar Y Outdoor Adventure Camp, where campers have the opportunity to explore the great outdoors.

Bar Y Camp builds self-reliance, confidence, leadership and a sense of belonging and achievement - all amidst the fun of sports, games, outdoor adventure and meaningful friendships.

Ages
7-12 years old

Location
5757 Versailles Road
Versailles, KY 40510

Each day campers should bring the following items:

Swimsuit and towel
Sunscreen
Water bottle
Non-perishable, nut-free lunch
Smiles, energy, and creativity

For more information, contact youth development director Shelby Salyers.

Dates and Times
Each session runs Monday-Thursday from 7:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Session 1: June 7-10
Session 2: June 14-17
Session 3: June 21-24
Session 4: June 28-July 1
Session 5: July 12-15
Session 6: July 19-22
Session 7: July 26-29

Fees
Member: $125; Non-Member: $150

Extended Day Camp Package
Does your camper need camp after 1:30 p.m.? Add on the extended day camp package to create a full day camp experience. Once Bar Y dismisses at 1:30 p.m., campers will be transported by YMCA bus to join fellow campers at our C.M. Gatton Beaumont YMCA camp. Parents pick up from the C.M. Gatton Beaumont YMCA by 6 p.m.
Fee: $50 per week (plus your camp session fee)

Thank you to White, Greer & Maggard Orthodontics for being a proud partner who supports our YMCA summer camps

Thank you White, Greer, Maggard Orthodontics for sponsoring youth soccer in 2019.

Archery

The archery range provides equipment and tools for participants of various abilities and experience. Our staff often jazz up the range with balloons, fruit or other wacky targets!
Challenge Course

The challenge course offers a series of activities, games and elements designed to promote self-confidence, teamwork and achievement; as well as develop leadership and problem-solving skills. Challenges typically include objects or situations that require both individual and team strategy to solve or overcome.
Crawdad Fishing

Campers will experience crawdad fishing on our water front. They will learn that there is another whole eco-system that shares the water front with them, what these creatures might like to eat, how they move and how they interact with everything around them.
Fort Building

Campers get to design their own fort with guidance from our skilled staff about structure and time challenges. Campers learn how to select the wood, tie lashings and knots, use tools safely and properly, and utilize different building techniques with our Fort Building experts.
Gaga Pit

To play gaga, you need a foam ball (it’s better to have a ball you would use in the game of dodgeball – to prevent injury) and a gaga pit. Around camp, we have various designated areas for our campers to play their game. Campers are gaga over gaga!
Hiking

What better way to get exercise than taking guided hikes on camp trails? Don't worry - campers will take plenty of breaks and move at a comfortable pace.
Mamba Slides

Campers race through tunnels and race against their friends to the finish in our 100-foot long Mamba slides.
Sports Fields

Campers play capture the flag, soccer and more on our versatile sports field.
Swimming

Campers get to enjoy the private pool located onsite at Bar Y with age-appropriate swim activities under the supervision of camp counselors and licensed, trained lifeguards.