YMCA Membership Benefits

The Y offers more than programs and services, we ensure that every individual has access to the essentials needed to learn, grow and thrive.

Our fitness classes not only improve someone’s physical health; they help unleash a new outlook on life.

Our family activities not only bring families together, they help families stay together.

Our youth programs not only teach children to dribble or how to swim, they provide kids lifelong skills like confidence and teamwork.

The Y, always here for you.

Contact us via our email form or call us today to get started with your YMCA Membership.




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Hours of Operation

Facility Hours
Monday - Friday: 5 am - 9 pm
Saturday: 7 am - 7 pm
Sunday: 12 pm - 5 pm
Holiday Hours
Memorial Day (May 30th): Closed
Independence Day (July 4th): Closed
Labor Day (September 5th): Closed
Annual Shutdown (Sept. 1st - 5th): Closed
Thanksgiving (Nov. 24th): Closed
Christmas Eve (Dec. 24th): Closed at 3pm
Christmas Day (Dec. 25th): Closed
New Year’s Eve (Dec. 31st): Closed at 6pm
New Year’s Day (Jan. 1st): Closed



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Member Rates

New Member Rate
Youth (to 18): $13.00
Young Adult (19-23): $26.00
Adult (24-61): $47.00
Senior (62+): $35.00
Single Parent Family: $51.00
Family: $62.00

All rates are monthly by bank draft only.
Renewal Member Rate
Youth (to 18): $11.00
Young Adult (19-23): $22.00
Adult (24-61): $41.00
Senior (62+): $30.00
Single Parent Family: $44.00
Family: $53.00

All rates are monthly by bank draft only.



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Day Passes

Youth (to 18): $5.00
Young Adult (19-23): $7.00
Adult: $8.00
Senior (62+): $5.00
Single Parent Family: $13.00
Family: $15.00

A day pass gives you use of the facility for the day.



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Program Memberships

Youth (to 18): $5.00
Young Adult (19-23): $10.00

A program membership entitles you to participate in YMCA programs at a higher fee than a YMCA member.



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Accidents

The YMCA does not carry public health or accident insurance. All individuals participate at their own risk.




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Code of Conduct

The Board of Directors of the YMCA of Grays Harbor recognizes the right for all YMCA members to enjoy participation in programs and facilities without fear for personal safety or verbal abuse. The YMCA staff is empowered to suspend membership privileges for anyone who acts in a manner which negatively affects other members.

Supervision of Children

For everyone’s safety, no child under the age of 9 should be left unattended in any area of the YMCA. Children 2nd grade or under must be in a supervised area (Busytown, Y Clubhouse, Goldberg Family Discover Center, or Rec. Swim) or have direct supervision of a parent/guardian or responsible member 13 years or older. This does not pertain to youth participating in a supervised specific program.


It is the YMCA’s policy to notify police when any minor (17 and under) is left unattended at closing.




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Financial Assistance

The YMCA of Grays Harbor strives to provide services for any youth, adult or senior who desires to participate in membership or programs. The YMCA of Grays Harbor believes a strong sense of ownership and pride is developed if recipients contribute to the cost of YMCA involvement. Those not able to pay the membership or program fee may be awarded a scholarship based on the YMCA’s ability to fund the membership or program through the Annual Campaign, Bishop Foundation Endowment Grant and other funding sources secured by the YMCA. This is done by a sliding fee system and special circumstance requests.



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