Weekly summer day camp run by the nonprofit Boys & Girls Clubs of Whatcom County at two clubhouse locations, running June 22 to August 21, 2026. Each week has a new theme, and the Bellingham clubhouse also offers half-day and full-day volleyball camps; a Teen Program serves youth who have completed 6th grade. Camp provides 9.5 hours of programming per day, five days a week, with breakfast, lunch and snacks included daily. A scholarship is built into every registration, and the club prices camp 30-70% below other area programs; a current school-year membership is required to attend.
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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 Clubs of Whatcom County directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★JDo NOT bring your children here. They neglect children and disregard children in pain, and when they express discomfort from being touched inappropriately by other children they do nothing but ban you and your kids from coming back when you express your frustration. Just another case of protecting themselves and reputation instead of just idk... getting staff that cared? I will never bring my children here. Heather needs to be fired
★★Katie WilliamsWhen my son first started at b&G Club (at age 7) he absolutely loved it. It was a great place for him to hang out and be around kids. His age, and the best part of all was that it was free. However, shortly after that things seem to go downhill. The staff micromanaged the kids, preventing them from hanging out with their friends, and not letting them go outside when they "misbehaved". The director especially did not seem to enjoy working with children. Might be ok for younger chikdren but 3rd grade and up will likely be bored.
★★★Holly TaylorHad my son signed up for flag football. He had a lot of fun and the coaches were nice. The part that honestly irritates me and brings down the experience the most because it is one of the few active and purposeful ways to suck the fun out of a sport, is that Team D kept taking a knee for the last 30 seconds of the last game of the season. Team D lead three touchdowns, there was nothing to risk except the kids having fun. There was no consequence for coach D doing this, the only ones that got the short end of that stick was the kids on both teams. Idk, that seems like a pretty poor sport way to end a game.
★Eddie PrzSigned up kid for sports. They were easy and fast to take the Bs&Gs mandatory membership cut and the sports fee. During and after the season I made numerous calls to the office and Sports Director with questions, left messages, etc, etc. So far nobody has bothered to answer nor return my calls. Website still outdated with nothing indicating when things will resume. Again, made calls but seems people with poor work ethics collect paychecks but do nothing.
★★★★★Justin BauerAwesome organization and wonderful staff! My kids have gone there all summer when we are both at work and they even ask to go sometimes when we are home! Also a very affordable daycare option for the summer, and our teen even gets to go for free, breakfast and lunch included. The clubhouse has tons of stuff to do along with a huge gym and outdoor activities. They even have some educational learning time for the younger kids. You can't ask for much more than that. They have great athletic programs as well.