Kid Zone at the Saginaw YMCA

At the Saginaw YMCA, we understand that busy parents need a safe, engaging environment for their children while they focus on their own wellness. Our Kid Zone provides a fun and secure space for kids to play and learn under the supervision of caring, trained staff, allowing parents to relax and connect with other Y members.

At the YMCA, we know busy parents need support. That’s why we offer KidZone, a safe, fun, and enriching environment where children can play, learn, and connect under the care of our trained, compassionate staff. While parents enjoy their workout or participate in classes, they can relax knowing their children are in great hands.

Starting April 13th we will require the registration of each child for usage of the KidZone. Registration can be done through our website, or through the front desk.

Kid Zone Details

How to Access Kid Zone

Register Online or at the Front Desk
Parents must remain on YMCA grounds while their children are in the Kid Zone.
Household Membership Cost: $1
Non-Household Membership Cost: $5

*Fees will be waived for the month of April. See the Front Desk to have fees waived.

The Kid Zone is here to make your YMCA experience more enjoyable and stress-free, ensuring kids have a safe and fun space to thrive while parents focus on their wellness goals.

What to Know About Kid Zone

Health & Safety

Keep sick children at home to protect everyone’s health.
Children should use the restroom before being signed in.

Snacks & Drinks

No nut products are allowed due to allergies.
No popcorn is permitted for safety reasons.
Spill-proof, labeled cups and water bottles are welcome.

Sign In/Out

Parents or guardians must check children in and out at the front desk.
For safety, parents/guardians are not permitted inside the Kid Zone area.
Children will only be released to the person who dropped them off unless written permission is provided at check-in.

Dress Code

Children must be fully clothed and wear socks while in the Kid Zone.

Behavior & Discipline

Disruptive children may be given a time-out (one minute per year of age).
If behavior issues persist, parents will be notified and may be asked to address the situation or remove the child from the Kid Zone.