Summer day camp at the Federal Way 8th Ave clubhouse of the Boys & Girls Clubs of King County, a nonprofit serving grades K-5. Specialized camps cover the arts, sports, science, exploration and leadership, with a different theme each week plus field trips. Field trips, early-morning and late-afternoon care and transportation costs are included in the weekly fee, and the organization offers financial assistance. The club also runs sports camps that extend through 12th grade.
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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 Federal Way Boys & Girls Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Jeremy BensonFriendly and professional staff. We recently participated in the soccer program and the field is fantastic!
★Jennifer CulbertsonMy daughter was going here on 3 years. This last year has been a complete NIGHTMARE. The leadership is scary. My daughter has come home with multiple injuries, un-documented by the staff. They let all the kids run wild in that place, so when you go for pick up, watch out for flying objects. On top of injuries, wild behavior, and just a dirty club, you can't even complain to the staff. They will not care. It's a slap in the face. I had to rate this place one start in order to write this, but in all honestly, PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR KIDS TO THE FEDERAL WAY BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB.
★Marci cadeI wouldn't trust this place with a house plant. If I were you I would NEVER send my kid here. They don't deserve any stars but 1 will have to do.
★★★★★Burl CasperI volunteer their and we are trying to make it a place kids and adults love! We are cleaning the grounds and the staff treat me fair and are helpful! Thanks to all for letting me be a part of your neighborhood!!!!
★★Rob FieldMy son went there for two weeks and hated it. There seemed to be a lot of disruption/kids fighting so we pulled him out.