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
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Several Valley of the Sun YMCA branches provide opportunities to play Pickleball. According to the sports and fitness industry association’s 2015 participant report, about 2.46 million people play Pickleball in the U.S.