Ymca Of Boca Raton is a child daycare & preschools daycare located at 6631 Palmetto Circle South, Boca Raton, Florida FL. Find contact info, location details, and similar daycares nearby.
What Parents Say
Parents consistently praise the YMCA of Boca Raton for its welcoming community atmosphere, quality staff, and diverse programming. Reviews highlight excellent coaches and instructors (particularly Coach John Bolling and swimming instructors), well-organized activities including summer camps and preschool, and strong communication with families. The facility offers comprehensive services for all ages with modern equipment and inclusive membership benefits.
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5-Star Review Our family recently rejoined the YMCA of South Palm Beach County after being away for a few years, and we are SO glad we did! We originally came back because we heard our longtime friend and former coach, Coach John Bolling, had joined the team—and it’s been one of the best decisions for our family’s health and happiness. Coach John’s athletic youth program has completely transformed our 13-year-old son. His confidence, attitude, and overall demeanor have noticeably improved, and his strength is increasing every week. We’ve even signed him up for personal training to continue working with Coach John because the impact has been that incredible. We also have a 21-year-old son who has never been a fan of working out. We knew Coach John would be the perfect person to guide him—and we were right. He now looks forward to training, and we’ve seen amazing improvements in both his physical fitness and mental well-being. As for me, I absolutely LOVE the Saturday salsa classes! They’re fun, energetic, and a great way to start the weekend. As a family, we’re truly happy to be back at this YMCA. The staff and the people here are warm, welcoming, and top-notch. If you’re moving to the area or looking for a supportive, community-focused gym, we highly recommend the YMCA of South Palm Beach County!
Our family truly loves the Y! My daughter attends the preschool and participates in several sports activities, and we couldn’t be happier with the experience. The teachers and coaches are caring and supportive, and the environment feels like a warm, welcoming community. We’re so grateful to be part of such an incredible place that helps our children learn and stay active. Highly recommend!
The YMCA is such a great community spot for the whole family! They have awesome activities for kids, teens, and adults. The summer camps are amazing, and there are so many fun classes for adults to stay active—all included with the membership. The staff is super kind, caring, and creative, always coming up with new programs and activities both indoors and outdoors. I’ve been a member since 2018, and I absolutely love YMCA Boca Raton!
I highly recommend! Absolutely love the Boca YMCA! The staff is super sweet; polite; helpful; friendly. There's a large variety of all levels of exercise classes plus aqua classes. Gym is great - new equipment; pretty clean for a gym. The Y also offers a ton of offerings/classes/camp; etc. for kids; teens; and seniors. Love the djembe drumming classes too!
I was very impressed with the YMCA building and what I saw inside upon entering. Everything resonated with me — plenty of vending machines, a ping-pong table, and overall a very welcoming atmosphere. The service was excellent, and the staff was friendly and responsive. We were warmly welcomed, everything was explained to us, paperwork was done quickly, and I honestly felt a bit euphoric about the quality of service. We signed our child up for soccer, naturally expecting a similar level of quality on the field itself. Before registration, a staff member offered us a tour, but I declined — seeing such an impressive building, I assumed the soccer field would match the standard. We have significant experience with YMCA in other cities and thought we knew what to expect. However, we were shocked when we arrived for the first practice. Calling it a soccer field is generous — it’s just a lawn, and not even a well-maintained one. In some places there’s no grass at all, just sandy patches. The goals are moved around, there’s no special surface, no lighting — it’s simply not a soccer field. The price we paid here is much higher than what we paid before for access to far better fields — in our previous city we had what I would call professional-level fields (for YMCA standards), with many teams and competitive games. Here, there are only two teams total, so there’s no real competition — you already know your team will either get first or second place. It was honestly disappointing, especially given the cost. I even considered requesting a refund, but my child really wants to play and we don’t have time to look for alternatives right now. However, I can say with certainty that we won’t be enrolling here for the next season. The expected level of youth soccer at this YMCA simply hasn’t been met or justified.