YMCA Camp Arroyo

This is a great retreat center for a physical challenge or relaxing at the pool and in their unhurried environment. The activities varied greatly for the many interest in our group.
I attended an adult women’s retreat and the food was amazing. They provided plenty of food that catered those with to gluten-​free and vegan needs and it was wonderful.
The facility was modern and very clean. The staff were energetic, fun and friendly.

Great camp associated with the Taylor Family Foundation. Their facilities are really nice and all environmentally made, hay bail walls and solar panels that help heat the floors. I’ve actually stayed here for a church retreat and it was great. The food wasn’t bad either, especially for camp food. The grounds are beautiful and we all enjoyed a rousing game of bocche ball. Don’t know how expensive it is to rent out but give it a shot if you ever need a place for a weekend stay for a group retreat.

This is a wonderful camp for kids and families. The YMCA runs this place in conjunction with the Taylor Family Foundation and everyone there is super friendly. I had the opportunity to work a camp there this past weekend for the Diabetic Youth Foundation. The place is in a little valley with large hills surrounding it. The views are gorgeous and the food is rather tasty. They do everything to accommodate your needs from needing beds places to cooking food for those on strict diets.
The facilities are also state of the art and Green Friendly. There are solar panels on the roofs of the cabins and insulation is done with used news papers, hay, among other environmentally safe products. The pool facility is also wonderful for any one with a handy cap. There are nice gradual stair and also a ramp into the pool and it doesn’t go deeper than 5−½’