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Eugene Family YMCA

★★★★ 4.0254 reviewsEugene, ORAges 3–15

Private

The Eugene Family YMCA runs summer day camps for ages 3 through grade 9, grouped from Rainbows (ages 3-4) and Explorers (entering kindergarten) up to YQuest (entering grades 7-9). The camp day runs 8:45am-4pm, with morning care from 7am and evening care until 6pm, from late June through late August.

The practical details

Daily hours
8:45am–4:00pm
Ages
Ages 3–15
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before/After Care
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 Eugene Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Karl Eysenbach

I like working out here so much, sometimes I drop in twice a day. They got all the machines to keep an old codger like me away from the cardiologist. Clean, organized, and a great place in the community to come and build a little fitness.

★★★★★Parks McCants

This state of the art gym and health class facility offers well maintained, new ish equipment in a clean and well organized space. Instruction, coaching is available for those wishing to learn effective training and movement excercise. While parking can be challenging depending on the time of day, keep looking, you'll find a space.

gugo dzya

I moved here from Portland and was told this YMCA is one of the best gyms in Eugene. In Portland, I paid around $25 per month for a gym that had a large weight room, a good-sized pool, and a sauna. Everything worked consistently whenever the gym was open. No constant closures, no surprises. Here, I’m paying almost twice as much plus a significant membership fee. I expected better quality — but the reality has been the opposite. I mainly joined for the pool and sauna. For several days in a row, I’ve come in and found pool closed for regular members. There are constant classes and activities, and regular members simply can’t use the facilities. That feels very unprofessional. People pay for access, but it seems like priority is given to other programs instead of paying members. It gets worse. One of the pool staff members spoke to me in a very aggressive and threatening tone. I didn’t see the closure sign and stepped into the pool . Instead of calmly explaining the situation, he immediately told me that if I didn’t leave right away, he will kick me out.. I can recommend the weight room — it’s decent, though often crowded. But if you’re planning to join mainly for the pool or sauna, I strongly do not recommend spending your money here.

★★★★★Casey Koontz

The new Eugene Family YMCA facility is outstanding. My mom, my daughter, and I all go there, and it’s easily the nicest gym in town. The building is well designed, the equipment is great, and the overall culture there is really positive. One thing I really appreciate is how clean everything is. At other gyms I’ve been to in the past, cleanliness has been an issue, but that’s never the case here. The staff clearly takes pride in maintaining the facility. The fitness classes are excellent. Yoga, spin, Pilates, and strength classes are all top notch, and the instructors do a great job. The pool area, sauna, and hot tub are also really nice and well maintained. The location is another big plus since it connects easily to the Rexius Trail, which makes it easy to combine a workout with time outside. There are a few minor downsides. Because the facility is so good, it can get pretty busy. The men’s locker room feels a little small, and I’d love to see clearer signage around the pool and sauna area reminding people to shower before entering the pool. That’s a small thing, but it would help. Overall, though, the YMCA is doing just about everything right. The pricing feels fair for what you get, and the facility is extremely well run. I just wish there were more YMCAs like this in the surrounding communities. Highly recommended.

★★★★★Teri Clifton

After reading a negative review of the Y, I’m compelled to share my own experience. Yes, this Y can be crowded at times but I attend on average 5-6 days a week and have ALWAYS found the facility to be clean and well maintained and I’ve NEVER felt it was in any way playing loose and fast w/ safety. I’ve also had 100% positive interactions w/ professional and caring staff for 5 solid years. Whether it is the cleaning crew, front desk, instructors, volunteers, management - every single employee has been courteous and gone above and beyond to be helpful consistently. My husband and I have been members since 2020 and we fully understand why so many Eugene citizens have enthusiastically joined the Y, it is because this place is not simply a formulaic gym, it is a community. We also accept and appreciate that we alone do not have a claim on the Y, EVERYONE is welcomed at this community spot and all are encouraged to make health/fitness a part of their lives. Thank you to Curt and the entire front desk, the cleaners, the instructors and every other employee for meeting the challenges in accommodating a large and diverse population and still striving to do your personal best - so many of us see you and appreciate you.

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