The Skagit Valley Family YMCA in Mount Vernon runs several summer day camps for different ages. Bitty Y Day Camp is a four-hour half-day camp for ages 3 to 7 held Monday-Thursday at the main Y on Hoag Road; Y Kids Summer Day Camp is a licensed camp held at elementary schools around Skagit County for youth entering first through sixth grade; and Camp Anderson is a weeklong day camp at Lake Sixteen in rural Skagit County for youth entering first through eighth grade. Day camp hours run 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., covering a full workday.
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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 Skagit Valley Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Sofia WellingtonSuch a nice place to go with the family they have a day care for my 1 year old so I can play in the pool with my 5 year old. Or just go upstairs and work out love going here
★★★★★KaisaLove it here!!! Great place with so many different ways to get exercise in. There is even a track overlooking the gym! Love the lazy river too.
★★★★Carson BatesExcellent facility featuring a high-quality basketball court and a comprehensive upstairs gym. The modern equipment selection supports a wide range of training modalities. The primary drawback is the Sunday schedule; the current 12 PM – 4 PM window is insufficient for the community's needs on a weekend. Extending these hours would greatly improve the value proposition of the membership.
★★★★★Matthew AndersonFirst time being here and absolutely lovin it! The facility and equipment is all new , swimming pool, track, weights, machines, chill environment with a diverse crowd . The new equipment stood out the most — everything looked brand‑new and fully stocked. I was surprised by how much they actually have in one place. The pool was way larger than I expected, and pretty much everything you’d want in a gym.
★★Isaac DozierLast straw with this place. I'm homeless and made it very clear to Isai that I needed to cancel my plan because I could no longer afford it. I reiterated that I've been busy trying not to be homeless and forgot about this bill. He goes on to remind me next time to come in and cancel before I accidentally get charged again. Did he not hear me the first time? Way to kick someone while their down. Being able to rent lockers or offering towel service would be preferable. I dont mind paying for it, the fact they aren't even options is disappointing. Amazing facility though. Edit: actually, with time I've realized it's not so amazing. Especially given the budget. Great example of poor leadership and planning. Also, customer service spends too much time chit chatting while members wait to be helped. Completely oblivious to what happening around them. Downgraded from 4 to 2 stars.