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YMCA Camp Carter offers a summer of freedom, outdoor exploration, campfire songs, and laughter.

Photo provided by YMCA of Metropolitan Fort Worth

Your child deserves a summer of fun + friendship. Enter: YMCA Camp Carter.

Located on 360 acres in the heart of Fort Worth, Camp Carter offers a unique summer experience for kids to create lasting friendships, explore interests + learn new skills, including:

  • Canoeing
  • Horseback riding
  • Hiking
  • Archery
  • and more

Overnight camps begin June 12 (ages 6-17) and day camps begin May 28 (ages 5-15). A YMCA membership isn’t required to join in the fun + financial assistance is available. RSVP to a free Open House below.

Meet staff, tour cabins + try activities

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