Arlington Boys & Girls Club
Private
The Arlington Boys & Girls Club, part of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County, runs a full-day summer camp with theme-based weeks, arts and crafts, STEM activities, healthy-lifestyle sessions, sports and special events. Camp is open to school-age kids in grades K-6, with teen camp at some clubs, and is licensed childcare that runs alongside the club's before- and after-school care. The club has served Arlington and Lakewood school district families since 1974; membership is $30 a year with additional program fees.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Arlington Boys & Girls Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Jonathan BurkeNice place for community sports. Parking is usually an issue here when multiple sport teams practice, especially on a game day
★★★★Zachariah HahnShow up early parking is terrible
★★★★★fitfam 1293The staff is very kind and understanding (I'm a mom who is always racing the clock because I don't live in Arlington myself). What's great is my kid loves it so much she begs me to pick her up as late as I can. They also installed a new security system for their front door which all parents should appreciate. Great place for your kids! We haven't enrolled in sports through them yet but I'd really like too. I see reviews about parking, it only gets crazy due to sports events which is completely out of the owners hands lol.
★Jason PeekParking is ridiculous. They allow people to park anywhere they want. In front of fire hydrants. Along the curbs blocking the view of people walking through the parking lot. It creates a very dangerous situation for children. And of course no one is ever around to address the problem. I hope they get find by the city.
★Kristin SleemanI've been calling for a month to get my son registered for basketball. I went in there on a Friday a few weeks ago and it was chaos with no adult in site and a fight happening right in front of me. I waited for 15 minutes and never saw an adult. Called this week and finally someone answered the phone... but guess what? Basketball registration closed a few days ago! "We might be able to put your son on a team if you get here first thing in the morning with your payment, but there are no guarentees." I'll never go here for anything else in my life and I would never leave my kid here unattended.