A branch of the YMCA of Tacoma-Pierce County

The mission of the YMCA of Tacoma-Pierce County is to provide Christian leadership and encourage the development of Christian values for children and adults of all ages by developing physical, mental, spiritual and social well being through its programs.

Facility

Click here to view our main camp map: www.campseymour.org/map.pdf

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Dining Hall - YMCA Camp Seymour's dining facility includes a modern kitchen serving appetizing, well-balanced, and nutritious meals. Our food is carefully prepared under the supervision of our food service manager.

Cabins - All cabins are heated and have private bathrooms. Most have been recently renovated and winterized, and have a private shower. (Private showers are also available in the Pool House.) Each sleeps 12-14 people in bunk beds, and two are ADA accessible.

Program Lodge - The Program Lodge is a warm, inviting building for 50-75 people. Its adjustable lighting and wood interior make it a popular meeting spot for small groups.

Waterfront - Enjoy rowing, canoeing, kayaking, and swimming in sheltered Glen Cove. Open year-round.

Environmental Center - Explore the varied sea life of Glen Cove in our saltwater touch tanks. Depending on the time of year, the tanks hold crabs, sea stars, sea cucumbers, oysters, clams, mussels, sea slugs, moon snails, and sea anenomes. Open February to October.

Climbing Wall - Features six climbing routes of varying difficulty, under the shelter of a large roof for year-round climbing.

Pool and Courts - Our outdoor, heated pool is open from Memorial Day to Labor Day for swimming laps or fun and games. Basketball, pickleball, and beach volleyball courts provide space for group fun and competition.

Craft Center - Our craft center is available for a variety of creative art projects.

Living History- Living History provides participants an opportunity to travel back and live the life of the pioneer settlers of the Northwest.

Low Challenge (Ropes) Course - Activities and elements designed to develop group leadership, trust, communication, and problem solving skills.

High Challenge (Ropes) Course - Activities and elements designed to develop individual goal-setting, decision-making, and problem solving skills.

Chapel- This secluded natural amphitheater is located about 10 minutes from the Dining Hall, providing a setting suitable for quiet contemplation or joyful celebration.

Cove Bowl - The outdoor amphitheater is located in the heart of camp overlooking Glen Cove. A stage provides a place for songleading, skits, and other campfire essentials.

Pioneer Bowl - A campfire area located about 10 minutes from the Dining Hall, and is well-suited for songs, skits, and "s'more" roasts. (Bring a flashlight for the walk back!)

Archery Range - whether you're picking up a bow for the first time, or are a modern day Robin Hood, people of all ages enjoy aiming for the bull's eye. Open year round.

Ballfield - Play soccer, softball, football, ultimate frisbee, or catch. Complete with baseball backstop.

Trails and Beaches - Perfect for a stroll along the water or through the forest.

Camp Store - The Camp Store offers clothing and souvenirs from camp. Click here for a price list.