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YMCA Camp Casey

Last reviewed October 25, 2026

Coupeville (Whidbey Island) · Island County · YMCA

Camp website (opens in a new tab)

Who it is for, and when

Ages or grades. Sessions are listed by entering grade, from grade 1 through grade 11 depending on the program.

Sessions. The pages list two-night sessions for entering grades 1–3 (July 26–28 and July 28–30), sessions for grades 2–9 including July 5–9 and a five-night session August 8–13, a 12-night counselor-in-training session for entering grade 11 (July 11–23), and Expedition Casey for entering grades 9–11 (July 5–9 and August 1–6). The year is not printed in the excerpt.

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What the camp publishes

Seven topics. Each one is either a public statement, with its source, or “Not publicly posted yet.” That phrase means the topic was not in the excerpts we checked. It is not a conclusion about what the camp does on site.

Pages checked October 25, 2026. We read excerpts from the URLs listed below. We did not visit the camp, and we did not read every page on its site.

  1. Health staff on site

    A nurse, medic, or other health staff the camp says is present, including who handles medication.

    Not publicly posted yet

  2. ACA accreditation

    Whether the camp, or the American Camp Association’s public listing, states that the camp is accredited.

    Not publicly posted yet

  3. Background checks

    What the camp publishes about screening staff, including criminal background checks and references.

    Published statement

    The camp states that the YMCA performs background checks on all counselors and Y staff.

    According to ymcacampcasey.org/overnight-camp, checked October 25, 2026.

  4. Evacuation procedures

    What the camp publishes about how campers and staff leave in an emergency.

    Not publicly posted yet

  5. Abuse prevention

    What the camp publishes about training or rules meant to prevent abuse.

    Published statement

    The camp states that counselors receive more than 60 hours of training before camp, including child abuse prevention, CPR, first aid, and water safety.

    According to ymcacampcasey.org/overnight-camp, checked October 25, 2026.

  6. Reporting procedures

    What the camp publishes about how a concern, injury, or incident gets reported.

    Not publicly posted yet

  7. Parent notification procedures

    What the camp publishes about when and how parents or guardians are contacted.

    Not publicly posted yet

Google’s rating

Google rating, checked Oct 26, 2026. Google’s rating for this place is 4.5 from 137 reviews. This is Google’s rating, not a CampGuard score. View on Google Maps (opens in a new tab).

Other details on the pages we checked

These are other facts the camp publishes. They sit outside the seven-topic checklist, and they are not a rating.

Pages we checked

Checked October 25, 2026. These are the public URLs in the source file for this camp.

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A correction

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