Know before you go:
1 in 5 kids in Y programs need your support to grow and thrive. Help us reach our fundraising goal by donating to or fundraising for YMCA Cycle for Strong Kids!
Let kids get back to being kids this summer through safe, active and engaging summer camps and courses at the Y.
In light of Provincial Health Orders, masks are required within our facilities. Let's keep our community safe.
We are now offering outdoor classes in addition to our virtual fitness options. Indoor classes remain suspended due to provincial health orders. Learn more
Monday–Friday: 5:30 AM–9:00 PM
Saturday & Sunday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM
Holidays: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM (all classes cancelled)
Please see schedules page for pool availability.
Please respect our staff by exiting the facility within 15 minutes of closing time.
H2O is becoming more accessible! In addition to booking a class or swim lane, you can now purchase and/or manage your membership online. Program and swim lesson registration is coming this fall.
We are drown-proofing the Okanagan by providing free swimming lessons to every grade 3 student in School District #23.
Thanks to generous donors, we offer Beyond the Bell; an after school program available to some of the Okanagan's most at-risk kids.
We believe kids should have access to healthy food and snacks in our programs.
Cycle for Strong Kids, the YMCA of Okanagan’s largest fundraiser of the year, takes place virtually on Sunday, May 30th. 100% of donations will subsidize child care, camps, swim lessons, health memberships and recreational programs for vulnerable Okanagan children.
Yesterday’s historic federal investment in child care, coupled with today’s commitments in British Columbia’s budget, demonstrates an understanding that there is no economic and social recovery without child care.
The Morningside Rotary Club member Daryl Brost helped facilitate the donation and delivery of $2,000 worth of healthy food and art therapy supplies to the YMCA’s Young Parent Program. This community program provides parents under the age of 24 with the fundamental tools they need to thrive, including child care, parenting education, life skills training, connections to critical resources and a supportive community.