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Briggs Community YMCA

★★★★ 4.4753 reviewsOlympia, WA

Private

The Briggs Community YMCA in Olympia is a branch of the South Sound YMCA, which runs summer day camp for children who have completed kindergarten through 5th grade. Camp runs weekdays 7am-6pm from late June through late August at about $270/week, with athletics, arts and crafts, STEM and more. Financial assistance is available, including DCYF subsidy and military fee-assistance programs.

The practical details

Daily hours
7:00am–6:00pm
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 Briggs Community YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Oouuu Hernandez

The Briggs location is super awesome. A lot of different activities for kids to do and adults. The pool is my favorite. The activity pool is also good for the kiddos. Then the gym and the Rockwall. Oh, the daycare is also in my top two

★★★★★Stuart Jensen

Recently joining has been a good decision. I feel like I could still utilize it better, but I enjoy it when I do. Parking sucks during peak hours. Staff are great. Clean facility. Nice patrons. Check out the rock wall.

★★★★★Tess Corwin

I love the YMCA. I go swimming there for school 2 times a week, & I'm probaly gonna go more often when I'm done with school for the summer. & maybe sometimes I'll go with either my aunt & my grandma or my friend Samantha since they have YMCA memberships like I do.

★★★★Malynda M Murphy

Friendly and helpful staff. Clean facilities and a variety of programs and classes for the whole family. The Y really cares about the members of their community, and it shows in how they serve us. Thank you, Briggs Y, in particular!

★★Dikla Moulton

Usually loved bringing my kids here but the cleanliness has recently gone very downhill. Clumps of hair, visible mold, bandaids on the floor, dirty and scum. Can’t even show photos of the floor because taking photos is prohibited (which, respect but the floors are pretty gross) They recently “updated” the locker rooms by installing lockers that only reach about three feet tall so it’s very uncomfortable changing in there with your body on full display. Were the showers in the lockers cleaned? No. Disappointed but hope they can turn it around :/

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