The Everett Family YMCA offers a modern facility with a wide array of amenities like a swimming pool, jacuzzi, steam room, and various group classes. Many users praise its kid-friendly environment and the diversity of activities available for both adults and children alike. The location on Colby Ave is convenient for many, and the space is well-maintained.
However, some patrons have raised concerns about the inadequacy of the locker rooms, occasional rude staff, and specific maintenance issues in areas such as the moldy smell in the women’s locker room and broken equipment. These concerns suggest there is room for improvement in safety protocols and overall customer service.
Pros:
- Modern, state-of-the-art facility
- Wide range of amenities
- Kid-friendly environment
- Convenient location
- Well-maintained space
- Helpful and friendly instructors
- Diverse activities and classes
- Great community atmosphere
- Quality child care services
- Positive impact on fitness and health
Cons:
- Inadequate locker rooms
- Occasional rude staff
- Maintenance issues
Location / Contact
- Address: 4730 Colby Ave, Everett, WA 98203, United States
- Phone:+1 425-258-9211
- Email:[email protected]
- Website:ymca-snoco.org
Rating Stats
Reviews (90)
Frequently Asked Questions
Except the peak hours, this place remains quite free or moderately crowded.
This business has a rating of 4.0-star.
This business has 90 reviews.
The address is: 4730 Colby Ave, Everett, WA 98203, United States .
The contact number is +1 425-258-9211
This service is listed under Youth Organization .
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Amyah Barnes
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April Gusweller
3 years ago
Horrible swimming hours and pool is always at full capacity. Can never get in to swim.
Jacob Scherrer
3 years ago
Great new YMCA. I just wish they posted how many laps equals a mile on the indoor track
Mike Ox-Long
3 years ago
Too many people, ghetto area, cool ymca though.
Samuel Membrado
3 years ago
nice place but the Mens Locker is too small. so disappointed. It would be nice if they make it bigger to accommodate more body at the same time,
Mike Magula
3 years ago
Like sitting down at a car dealership. Staff has one goal, get a bank account number, and extort a rediculous member fee startup fee and month dues. Dont waste your time
Jennifer Torgerson
3 years ago
I was very disappointed in the new facility. I go to the Marysville Y exclusively with a wheelchair bound client, and drive an accessibility van. We decided to try the new facility as we had heard great things. On my one and only visit, i noticed 22 parking spots for smart cars (only 8 were being used) and only 8 handicapped parking spaces, all of which were full (understandably considering the Y is a pretty popular place for people with disabilities). Not a single space was van accessible. There were no wheelchair accessible doors, with the exception of the front door which was a sliding door. There is no direct access to the pool, without going through the dressing room, which can be tricky with a large electric wheelchair. There are no clear aisles around the pool. I had to move several items for my client to reach the ADA chair. Someone else was observed on the other side of the pool doing the same with someone they were accompanying. The ada chair into the lap pool is placed WAY too high. In Marysville my client exits the chair into the water and back in unassisted. Here, I had to enter the pool and pull her into the water since the chair only lowered to about 3 inches under the water (by contrast, in Marysville the chair is fully submerged at its lowest point). To exit the water I had to bodily hoist her up and out of the water into the chair. Not an easy feat considering she is a fully grown woman and I am not a large-muscled woman. We were extremely disappointed, and will not be returning.
Loretta Jessop
3 years ago
It was soooooo good to be able to swim again. My husband has Alzheimer's and this activity is huge in keeping him engaged, especially with all this no contact on place.