Summer day camp at the Auburn Valley YMCA, part of the nonprofit YMCA of Greater Seattle. The branch runs sports camps, outdoor camps and specialty camps with activities spanning basketball, rock climbing, STEM workshops and dance. Campers entering grades 2-5 can try a new sport each week, while teens entering grades 7-9 join Peak Camp for leadership development and team building. Extended Camp is included at no additional cost, giving supervised care from 7:30am to 5:30pm.
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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 Auburn Valley YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Verified AsianerThe bathroom door has a 14 inch gap, also the paper is 0.5 nano inches thin. Edit: nevermind the stall doors are broken and people let their 5-9 year olds run around, btw there will be naked people in the locker rooms so stay aware of that.
★★★★★Iryna TaratutaToday we had our first visit to Auburn YMCA. The swimming pool is the cleanest I have ever seen. The water temperature was perfect. The facility is very clean all around. Kids play area has a lot of nice toys. The front desk girl that gave us a tour was outstanding! She answered all our questions, is very professional and knowledgeable.
★★★★Alex ChoI’ve been a regular here for the past year and the standout feature is definitely the staff they are incredibly friendly and welcoming. While this facility is older than other local YMCAs and lacks some of the modern 'sparkle,' it’s a reliable spot. The equipment is a bit dated, but it’s well-maintained and more than enough to get in a high-quality workout.
★★★★★Michelle HeertjeI have been coming to this YMCA for the last 5 years. The staff is phenomenal, kind and always willing to help. I have had great experiences coming here. The building is old, but always kept clean, including the pool. The kids zone/club knows all my kids by name. A family friendly place to go. Highly recommend.
★Queen MThe front desk staff is absolutely clueless and needs to be trained better. Especially the young lady with black hair and glasses. She's absolutely terrible at her job and needs to either be fired or retrained in her position. The red haired life guard is absolutely rude. This man doesn't know how to communicate. The shallow water pool was being shut down over an hour early due to swim lessons. This man watched my family and I get in the pool, didn't tell us, then blew his whistle and started telling people the pool was closing for swim lessons in the shallow pool. No swim lessons were even held in that pool during the time my family and I were there. The facility itself is disgusting. People eat in the women's locker room. There's always blood or poop all over the bathroom stall walls. Women bring their sons who are over the age of 5 in there as well and don't control them. So you have boys watching you change, and it's disgusting. The family locker room is even more disgusting. There's always pee all over the personal bathroom/showers. There's always pee all over the toilet and the floor. People throw toilet paper and paper towels all over the place, too. Someone even left their nasty fake eye lashes in the shower. The gym is gross, too. The wipe stations would be empty and people wouldn't clean up their equipment. People would also bring their children in there with them and let their children run around and play on equipment. I was working out in the back area one day, and this kid was sleeping on one of the machines