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Outdoor Camping

For All Ages

This is a full-service campout where we provide you and your family with everything – the tent (if selected tent option), food, activities, and fun. Activities include archery, challenge course, rock climbing, swimming, fishing, crafts, hiking, and quality time with your family. The Y provides dinner, s’mores by campfire, and breakfast on Sunday morning. Campouts start on Saturday at 1:15pm and finish on Sundays by 10:00am.
Family campouts are a perfect way for inexperienced campers to get acclimated to the outdoors with expert guidance and the camaraderie of other families. Unplug from the outside world, if only for a few hours, and experience the wonders of nature.
A man in a camo jacket, camo hat, and sunglasses holding a red fishing pole stands next to a boy in a black hoodie holding a fish on the end of the fishing pole’s line. The two are smiling at the camera and standing on a large rock by a creek with other children in jackets fishing behind them. Trees are blurred in the background of the photograph. 

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Families join together for a campout under the stars at YMCA Camp Moody located on Onion Creek. Families will spend Saturday night at Camp Moody and depart Sunday at 10:00am. Activities include a nature walk, high ropes course, archery, crafts, rock climbing, fishing, slingshots, and so much more! Saturday night dinner, s’mores and Sunday morning breakfast will be provided by the YMCA. Each family is responsible for their own toiletries, sleeping bag & pillow, and clothing. Spots available for families to bring their own tent or have the YMCA provide one. You may arrive anytime between 1:15pm and 2:00pm on Saturday afternoon. Activities will start promptly at 2:15pm.

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A woman in an orange life jacket, sunglasses, and tan hat sits at the front of a green canoe holding a green paddle with one hand and pointing off camera with the other. A little boy and adult man sit behind her in the canoe, rowing. A line of other campers coming down a trail to the water and a grassy shoreline are blurred in the background of the photograph. 

“It’s amazing to see the looks on kids’ faces when they catch their first fish or roast a marshmallow on the campfire. Seeing families connect in a new way is very gratifying.”

– Bret Kiester, YMCA Camp Moody