Best places: Youth organizations in Issaquah, United States

👍👍 New remodeling playground, swings and a rock climbing. This place is kept clean, plenty of parking lots (I came at Friday afternoon though). There is a Garden at the another side, looks huge and lots of plants to discover. A nice community in general.

👍👍 I’ve had the honor and joy of collaborating on some community based projects with Angie and the Double Dutch Divas and have become a full on convert! Their combination of positive and motivational energy, inclusiveness, professionalism and 100% JOY is truly remarkable. So excited to see this organ...

😠 Been going here for years and love it. However I'm giving it one star when I saw a sign posted in the men's locker room saying that there are cameras and that the shower, hot tub and changing areas are being recorded. Very uncomfortable and upsetting.

Community-focused nonprofit established in 1844 with recreational programs & services for all ages.

😐 nice y but no pool. entire place was underbuilt so everything feels cramped. staff is spectacular. Sammamish y is next closest and that location is spectacular in every way. The snoqualmie y has seemed somewhat stagnant for a while, a little lacking in classes and community events.

😠 The facility itself is well maintained. Most of the gym goers are nice folks. However, the kind of subtle racism against non-White members were felt every time I stepped foot onto this campus. The Kids' Corner staff are impatient and not friendly toward families who just recently joined. They neglec...

Community-focused nonprofit established in 1844 with recreational programs & services for all ages.

👍 I work here. There's a pool and a gym, both for weight lifting and for running/ellipticals/etc. There's also a kid's center. The staff is friendly and we'll help answer any questions you have. There are a number of stairs to access each floor, however. There is an elevator that probably fits 1 perso...

😠 The extremely truncated hours -- M, W, and F from 9 til noon (9 hours a week) is not workable for a very big segment of YMCA patrons. Please expand the hours to pre-pandemic level!!

😐 YMCA wants $90 a month for a single adult now which is completely unrealistic as a gym membership for what you get here. The LA fitness across the way is $35 and even offers towels. The regressive membership fee structure based on age is outdated. They would rather lose paying members altogether tha...

😠 Beware that they automatically renew your membership unless you submit a written cancellation request 30 days prior to the time you want the membership to terminate. I never saw this clause so I lost $100 in membership fees before realizing it, which is a lot of money for a college student. Seems li...

😠 The experience with this center has turned worse these days. 1. The group swim lessons for kids are over crowded, teenage instructors lacking all enthusiasm for teaching swim skills 2. Insufficient guards during long weekends confining us to small shallow areas for swimming, slide area always close...

😠 The swim lessons are a joke. First of all, the instructors changed multiple times in first month so my child was unable to develop trust. Secondly, the instructors are not invested in their students at all. I saw him let my kid kick with knees bent and didn't bother correcting. The instructors are...

😠 The Kent YMCA's false advertisement and poor worker performance have created a frustrating experience for patrons. Despite promoting open gym for volleyball, their inability to set up the net efficiently, even during designated times, raises concerns about the competence of their staff. Blaming imag...