The Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon in Coos Bay serves youth ages 6-18 with summer programs that include several sports camps alongside academic enrichment, performing and visual arts, and leadership activities. The nonprofit provides a supervised, low-cost environment through the summer months.
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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 Boys & Girls Club-Southwestern directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Jana HarmonIt's a great place for kids to hang out with each other in safe supervised environment.
★★★★★David GracianoAdd something to gymnastics since I was too and I would love to be in the boys & girls club I really want to make friends because I just moved here
★★★DanaWe have used b&g club for years now. Its a good place although its very disorganized and unprofessional. The staff is friendly but not very helpful. When all of the info online and on the building itself says open 10am-630pm...it should be honored. There is nothing that reads that its actually open (to kids) @ 1245pm. Parents usually adjust work schedules around the hours posted. Just a little advice from a parent who works 60-70 hours per week.
★L L3 years ago My 2 daughters went here for about a year. The entire time we had problems with billing and membership cards (none made for that entire time still). One day my 9 year old daughter came out and said a boy had groped her. I immediately took her inside where it just so happened that current manager was there. When I told him about the incident his first question was, "does this sort of thing happen often with her?" We left and never went back. Back then I couldn't put into words how enraged I was by that question. I do understand that this is a great place for children, however, for my family it was not. I leave this review not to condemn but to show other parents our experience in case it happens to another child. Over 1 year later they were still trying to harass me about billing for my foster child which, was agreed upon enrollment, was the states responsibility to pay.
★★★★★Texas BonerIt's an amazing envirement for children like my and I'm 12 and I moved here 3 years ago not knowing even how to play any sport and now I love sports! Not only the sports but the after school program! I'm not the type of person who wants to come home from school and have nothing to do, but watch tv and eat chips. But at this place there are so many activities and new friends. My first time I walked in scared with not knowing anyone there and I already have more than 20 friends there. I have so much fun!!!!