The Idaho Falls Family YMCA (whose facilities include this indoor sports arena in the Idaho Falls/Ammon area) runs a School-Age Summer Day Camp with creative arts, science experiments, outdoor games, and weekly field trips, with a new theme each week. Extended care is available 6am-6pm to support working families. It is an independent community YMCA.
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 Idaho Falls Family YMCA Indoor Sports Arena directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★Cross State ReviewsMy kids have been playing here for years. I am very appreciative for the arena, especially in a place like Idaho Falls that is too snowy for soccer in the winter. The biggest complaint I have is that the field is really gross and old. It needs to be replaced. Additionally, there are times when it is freezing and they don't turn on the heat where guests are sitting. The staff are friendly though and they have snacks for purchase.
★★Jason ChristensenIt's nice to have a place to go during the winter time to play. However it is hard because the teams aren't evenly matched. You have some competitive teams, some rec and some mixed. It's hard to get a good competitive game as it seems lopsided most of the time. The refs are just there sitting in the middle not doing anything, can never see if the ball is in or not because they don't move from leaning against the wall in the middle. Bring penny's or all wear the same color the first few games because they won't have the shirts on time for the team. Don't try and call or leave a message it will take 2-4 weeks to get an answer if ever. Don't ask for rules as they don't have them. There are heaters run into the bathrooms so be careful with younger kids going in there.
★SelenaHonestly I love coming to the y and enjoy the soccer games, it’s very quiet and family friendly however the reason I am giving it a two star is because the restrooms are lacking a changing station for parents to change their infants. I’ve been coming to The Y for years now since my husband plays and I’ve seen time and time again parents including myself changing their babies either on the bleachers or floor of the restroom for some privacy. I mean I’m sure if there are no funds someone would be more than willing to donate a changing station, or goodwill or the DI may have some, there’s also more than enough space for a changing station. Also there’s no heat really running in the place as shown in the picture provided there’s a heater running in the restroom with no changing station. For a family friendly building they really are lacking in this area.
★Matthew BalderreeIt's pretty poor when the youth football coach schedules the facility and the administration never shows up to actually open the facility. So the kids get to practice in a parking lot, on a cold windy day. This is about on par with all of our other experiences, too.
★★★★★Eric VelasquezWinters in Idaho Falls can be long and cold, so this is great to have on the outskirts of town. It's not fancy, but they keep it warm in here when it's cold outside. They could have better seating, but its not that bad. They have leagues for all ages and also do flag football for the youth here as well. They have a concessions stand, but there's two gas stations close by for dollar fountain drinks as well. In the summer there's a soft serve and snow cone shack across the street that's GREAT! The turf is good here and it's a good size.