WELCOME TO YOUR Y
When you join the YMCA, you become part of a community. Whether you are an adult looking for a new fitness challenge and support to reach your goals, or a family looking for a great place to get active and spend quality time together, or a an active older adult who wants social interaction and improved mental and physical health, the YMCA provides a healthy environment to improve well-being.
Your Membership Means so much more! Be part of a cause-driven organization committed to nurturing kids, supporting healthy lifestyles, and giving back.
New Membership and Day Pass Rates effective January 1, 2023
| Membership Type | Description | Monthly Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Youth | Infant to High School | $ 20.00 |
| Young Adult | Ages 19-27 | $ 37.00 |
| Adult | Ages 28 and older | $ 49.00 |
| Family | * | $ 70.00 |
| Household | ** | $ 70.00 |
| Single Parent Family | *** | $ 60.00 |
| 65 Plus | **** | $ 38.00 |
| Senior Couple | Each age 65 and older | $ 61.00 |
| 3 Adults & Household | ***** | $ 97.00 |
DOWN PAYMENT is prorated based on your joining date.
* Family is defined as spouses with dependent children, including full-time unmarried college students through age 22.
** Household is defined as two adults plus any children through age 18 residing in the same household and full-time unmarried college students through age 22.
*** For the single head of household with dependents only.
**** Applies to individuals 65 years of age and older; individuals who are 62 years of age and retired on Social Security benefits, pension, etc., with no outside employment; the non-working spouse of a retired individual (who may be under the age of 62).
***** This membership is for three adults or young adults and dependent children aged 23 and younger. All account members must reside in the same house.
JOINER FEE – All new memberships (except youth and young adults) are assessed a $40 joiner fee. This does not affect current Y-members unless their membership lapses for more than 60 days.
A portion of all adult memberships, tennis, and racquetball fees go to help subsidize youth memberships and programs.
