Central Spokane YMCA - YMCA of the Inland Northwest
Private
Downtown Spokane branch of the YMCA of the Inland Northwest, notable as the first YMCA in the country co-located with a YWCA. It runs coed summer day camp for ages 5-12 who have completed kindergarten, meeting Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., roughly late June through late August, with the same program offered at the association's North, South and Valley branches. The association also operates YMCA Camp Reed, a separate overnight camp.
The practical details
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 Central Spokane YMCA - YMCA of the Inland Northwest directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★Rebecca VThis used to be my favorite place. The pool is wonderful and child watch is so great to allow people with kids to work out. This would have been a 5 star review except they took out the family activity center. That space was such a wonderful place and was always busy when I was there. I was able to build blocks and play with my kids or get school work done while they played. Instead the Y has decided that instead of having spaces for families they needed more work out space. This is a detriment to the community they say they support.
★★★★★Sheryl Leonard-SchneckVisiting from out of town! Nice pool
★★★★★Rachel BondI love this YMCA mainly because of the Child Watch. My 5 stars are for the staff because they are truly the best. We adore Marsha, Amy, Alexia, and a few others whose names I’m blanking on (sorry guys, and sorry if I’m spelling anyone’s name wrong!). Jordann at the front desk is amazing too. My biggest complaint is the pool hours. The warm-water pool and kids’ pool aren’t available on Saturday and Sunday mornings… come on. It would be so nice to have those open for families on weekends!
★★Sofia FontanaI’ve been going to this gym for over a couple years and overall it’s been pretty good besides it being busy and outdated equipment. One thing i’ve noticed and why i’m writing this review is i’ve been told to put on a shirt 3 times due to dress policy. I completely understand there are policies in place but the issue i have is i feel targeted. i’ve had one to 2 inches of my midriff out while everything else was completely covered and been approached while there are 2 men with muscle tanks right next to me. I am writing this because it feels unfair and frankly a little sexist. I am currently looking for a new gym because i dress fairly conservatively for gym wear but its unfair to only uphold policies for certain genders or age groups.
★★★★Jaylah PThe YMCA has been such a blessing to my family! The cost is pricey than other gyms, it’s less fancy and parking can be very hard to find sometimes but overall, we love the sense of community that this location has created. The Child Watch and staff have cared for my children for going on two years now and my oldest son really enjoys his time there! Even upon entering, they say hi to my boys by name. The teachers work well with his sometimes challenging behaviors and are very friendly and supportive. My workout routine is pretty basic, so the equipment they have works just fine. The real value for me at this gym is in the kind staff and 2 hours of freedom, quiet, and peace of mind that child watch offers! (I will say morning staff are the best!)