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Avalon Park YMCA 12001 Avalon Lake Drive, Ste M-P Orlando, FL 32828 407.381.2512  Map Located in the Avalon Park Town Center, the Avalon Park YMCA is the newest addition to the Central Florida YMCA Family. This 9,000 square foot facility provides residents of Avalon Park and neighboring subdivisions the opportunity exercise, play sports and participate in family-based activities. This unique family center will utilize the entire community as its playground to offer a wide variety of outdoor recreational experiences for members of all ages. Mission Possible: Operation Scholarship Get your 2010 Scholarship Campaign Pledge Card Here! Avalon Park NEW Virtual Program Guide Learn more details about the Avalon Park YMCA! CLICK HERE. Avalon Park YMCA Members' Y Story To read some great Y Stories from Avalon Park YMCA members, click here Youth and Adult Sports Updates Check out the latest updates for Youth and Adult Sports, click here THANK YOU DONORS Family Center Features State-of-the-Art Cardio Equipment LifeFitness Strength Training Machines Dumbbells, Bands, Bars, Balls, Medicine Balls Over 90 Group Exercise Classes Offered Weekly Studio Cycling Classes Child Development Center Parent-Child & Kids Fitness Classes Teen Fitness Programs Basic & Senior Fitness Classes Complimentary “Healthy New You” Program Personal Training Year-Round Youth & Adult Sports Seasonal Youth Swim Lessons Summer Specialty Camps Locker Rooms Hours of Operation Monday – Thursday 5:30am - 9:00pm Friday 5:30am - 8:00pm Saturday 8:00am – 5:00pm Sunday 1:00pm – 5:00pm Child Development Hours Monday – Friday 8:30am – 12:30pm; 3:30pm – 8:00pm Saturday 8:00am – 1:00pm Sunday 1:00pm – 4:45pm Programs Description Aquatics YMCA of Central Florida offers progressive swimming opportunities for youth and adults. In YMCA aquatics programs, children learn to be safe around water and they feel the sense of accomplishment that comes with learning something new. The Central Florida YMCA aquatics programs include drowning prevention, infant-parent classes, preschool classes, classes for people with disabilities and classes for teens and adults. These include water exercise and therapy and water sports, including synchronized swimming and master competitive swimming for people 18 and over. Competitive programs are also available for youth. Note: Aquatic Programs differ at each YMCA Family Center, so contact your local YMCA for more information on which aquatic programs are available. Safe Start Drowning is the second leading cause of injury-related death for children ages 1 through 14 years. Florida is the second highest ranked in the nation for drowning-related deaths. The YMCA of Central Florida's Safe Start program is one of the most comprehensive drowning prevention programs in the United States. Safe Start Information Seniors The YMCA of Central Florida is for people of all ages, abilities and incomes. We count older adults as some of our most loyal members. At our family centers, older adults have a chance to keep active and grow in spirit, mind and body. New friends and new opportunities add joy to life, and the Y also gives seniors a chance to share their time and talents with others, such as children and teens. Note: Senior programs differ at each YMCA Family Center, so contact your local YMCA for more information on which programs are available. Teen Programs The YMCA of Central Florida serves more than 50,000 young people under age 18 each year by giving them a a safe place to call their own and a chance to connect with adults who care about them, and an opportunity to get involved in programs that help them grow. We offer Teen Leadership Programs and volunteer opportunities at the YMCA and in the community. Note: Teen Programs differ at each YMCA Family Center, so contact your local YMCA for more information on which programs are available. Youth Sports A mainstay of the YMCA of Central Florida offerings for young people, Y youth sports programs teach kids teamwork, cooperation and good sportsmanship. Youth sports include basketball and volleyball, baseball, softball, T-ball, soccer and progressive gymnastics. Other sports offerings range from traditional sports like tennis and football to such newer inventions as in-line rollerskate hockey and wallyball. Some YMCAs offer programs for people with disabilities and many offer options for adults, too. Note: Youth Sports differ at each YMCA Family Center, so contact your local YMCA for more information on which Youth Sports are available.