The YMCA is unique because membership and programs are open to all—regardless of race, gender, background or ability to pay. Your Y seeks to reflect the diversity of our community and to create an environment where all people feel welcome and valued. There is something for everyone and finances should never be an obstacle for community access to programs. If you are interested, please fill out a financial assistance application.
Exeter Area YMCA
Exeter Area YMCA offers a variety of health and wellness programming for youth, teens, adults, and families. Group exercise classes, open drop-in programming, and community-driven events are only a few benefits of membership at Exeter Area YMCA.
YMCA Camp Lincoln
YMCA Camp Lincoln, located in Kingston, NH, offers a traditional camp experience supported by enthusiastic and capable staff, incredible activity choices and a healthy environment. Here, campers learn to grow in mind, body and spirit to achieve self-confidence, learn new skills and build lasting friendships.
YMCA School Age Child Care
YMCA School Age Child Care offers safe, engaging and licensed before and after school programs in 15 convenient, southern New Hampshire locations—so families, like yours, have peace of mind while they work! In addition, when school is out for vacations, or in-service days, School Age Child Care offers day-long programming to assist your schedule.
Upcoming Events
Senior Hour
Date(s): Mar 06, 2019 to Apr 24, 2019
Time(s): 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Community Room | Exeter Area YMCA
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Tri for the Y 2019
Date(s): Jun 30, 2019
Time(s): 8:30 am - 12:00 pm
Location: YMCA Camp Lincoln
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Our Community
Tackling Chronic Depression One Y Workout at a Time
A ray of sunshine comes through the door when Melanie Nessa Nelson comes in for a workout. She breezes past the front desk, but not without blowing air kisses to the staff as she heads upstairs to the track.
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The Three Amigos: A Story of the Old Times and the New
The year is 1946. A gallon of gas costs 21 cents, milk 67 cents, eggs 59 cents and a loaf of white bread, a whopping ten whole cents. The Second World War has just ended, and instead of spiraling into the economic depression that followed WWI, the U.S is arguably thriving.
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