Camp UMLY & Club Woodsy
With 54-acres of fun, there’s something for every child and teen at Camp UMLY! Located in Berwyn, the Upper Main Line YMCA (UMLY) includes swimming pools, sports fields, indoor and outdoor basketball courts, tennis courts, street hockey rinks, an outdoor stage, music studio, dance studio, nature center, barnyard and farm, STEM lab and more than five miles of trails within a nature preserve.
Our highest priority is protecting the health and safety of your children, our staff and our members. Our health and safety procedures are rooted in the latest directives and recommendations provided by the Centers for Disease Control, the American Camping Association and the State of Pennsylvania to create the safest environment possible.
Weekly themes and activities keep camp fun and interesting. Traditional camps, as well as specialty camps in arts, theater, dance, music, environmental and stem, tennis and sports available. Financial assistance and sibling discounts available. Before and after camp time included at no additional cost.
Shore Sports Camps
Sign up early- enrollment is limited- most camps ARE SOLD OUT EACH YEAR!
Largest and Longest running camps at the Shore
7 one week sessions in Avalon, Stone Harbor and Sea Isle, NJ
For boys and girls ages 5-14 (Must be at least age 5 for the camp you are registering)
9:00 am-Noon
Options for extended-day and transportation
Deferred payment plan available
Shore Soccer Camp: The soccer camp is structured to teach individual technique and small group tactics. A coaches demonstration will be followed by a warm-up. Specific drills and exercises designed to reinforce daily teaching themes will be run as well as small-sided league games.
Shore Multi Sports Camp: The multi-sports camp’s primary purpose is to create an appreciation and enjoyment of athletics, a sampling of multiple sports, team work, social skills, leadership, sportsmanship and character development. The program is designed to provide instruction under the tutelage of staff and guest coaches in: soccer, basketball, team handball, touch football, rink soccer, yoga, tennis baseball, ultimate frisbee, rink hockey, volleyball, track & field, fitness & speed training, capture the flag, and other sports as well as gross motor skill activities.
Shore Basketball Camp: The basketball camp is designed to teach fundamental skills and strategies. Specific drills designed to enhance daily teaching themes will be organized as well as half court and full sided games.
Shore Sports Camps 2021 Schedule:
Shore Basketball Camp- Sea Isle
Recreation Basketball Courts- 60th and Central (Ages 5-14) & JFK Courts (Ages 10-14)
July 5-9, 2021 $170
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Shore Multi Sports Camp- Stone Harbor
Recreation Field (81st. and First Ave.)
July 12-16 $190
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Shore Multi Sports Camp-Sea Isle
Recreation field (59th and Central)
July 12-16 $170
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Shore Multi Sports Camp- Stone Harbor
Recreation Field (81st. and First Ave.)
July 19-23 $190
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Shore Multi Sports Camp- Sea Isle
Recreation field (59th and Central)
July 19-23 $170
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Shore Soccer Camp- Avalon
Recreation field (11th St. and Dune Dr.)
July 26-30 $200
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Shore Multi Sports Camp- Avalon
Recreation field (11th St. and Dune Dr.)
August 2-6 $190
Wolf Performing Arts Center
Through professionally-staged theater productions, private lessons, theater classes, workshops, summer theater camps, and visiting artist programs including learning pods, Wolf Performing Arts Center’s programs are specifically created to inspire reach, access, and diversity, while focusing on creating memorable theater experiences for children.
From a Wolf PAC parent:
“I have to tell you that before my daughter went to bed last night, she told me she REALLY LOVES being at Wolf PAC – and that she feels like she finally belongs somewhere…my eyes tear up when I think about it…thank you for making her feel that way, and for everything else that you do…in Wolf PAC she has found a home where she can be appreciated for all that she is and deserves to be.”