About Flagstaff Family YMCA
The Flagstaff Family YMCA is a beautiful facility centrally located in Flagstaff, Arizona. The YMCA opened to the Flagstaff community in September of 1999. At first, the YMCA consisted of a three-room preschool and office space. Sports and other programming were conducted out in the community as the staff and volunteers worked hard to raise funds for a full facility.
In April of 2010, that dream became a reality! The Flagstaff YMCA is now a two-story building with so much to offer. Aside from the cardio and weight rooms, the branch has a three story high rock wall, a large Amazing Kid’s Center where kids can play while parents work out, a community computer lab, group exercise room, cycle room, full gym and three Early Learning Center classrooms. Our Early Learning program is a school for kids ages 1-5. In 2015 it became a First Things First four-star program in Coconino County and is the only First Things First four-star program in the county. Come see everything the Flagstaff Family YMCA has to offer!
In April of 2010, that dream became a reality! The Flagstaff YMCA is now a two-story building with so much to offer. Aside from the cardio and weight rooms, the branch has a three story high rock wall, a large Amazing Kid’s Center where kids can play while parents work out, a community computer lab, group exercise room, cycle room, full gym and three Early Learning Center classrooms. Our Early Learning program is a school for kids ages 1-5. In 2015 it became a First Things First four-star program in Coconino County and is the only First Things First four-star program in the county. Come see everything the Flagstaff Family YMCA has to offer!
Excellent child care! Great classes and instructors! Really nice atmosphere too. I LOVE going to the Y for my work outs and my kids love going too!
Flagstaff Family YMCA
Reviewed by Brandy P.
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United Way Grant
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Professional Football began at the YMCA during 1895 in Latrobe, Pennsylvania when John Brailer was paid $10 + expenses by the local YMCA to replace the injured quarterback on their American football team.