This facility is the best in Sequim. It offers a large Gym, Pool. baby pool. wet and dry sauna,…read morelarge jacuzzi. Showers and lockers. They offer day pass. The staff is very friendly and helpful

Pool has been closed for over a month and management blames members and contractors. Hot tub water…read moreis not hot. Ladies locker room lacks heat. Swimsuit spinner in ladies locker room hasn't worked for years. Management has allowed homeless persons to park overnight in the parking lot for extended periods of time as long as they leave by morning. Another semi-homeless person who collects her mail at the Y appears to have walked off with some of our belongings. Janie the yoga instructor has publicly shamed more experienced yoga participants in her all-levels class more than once. Black mold in the dry sauna persists. Customer service is sorely lacking. Overall, the Sequim YMCA is a mess and a poor value for the money as they recently raised annual membership dues to over $1,000 per year. According to a You Tube video by the Aquatics Manager, we're supposed to ignore all this because the Y is supposed to be about community!

This was an awesome Elks!!! The people were great and the lodge and RV accommodations were also…read moregreat. We stayed for three nights and during part of our stay took the ferry to Victoria and left our RV for the night. They were fine with that and it felt totally safe and secure. I would totally recommend this Elks location!!!

Big rig friendly , we loved our stay in Sequim. R.V. parking was pretty level and the folks that…read morewere there made our stay warm and welcome, stayed 4 days to check out the surrounding area . Sequim is a cool town, bike friendly, dog friendly . The Elks lodge was warm and inviting, we love our veterans. No sewer hook up here but , no big deal, would stay here again for sure

When I worked there, they left a 24 hour care patient with no coverage, knowing that the spouse of…read morethat patient was not able to perform the care that was necessary for that patient. Then they threatened to sue the client. I actually quit that job and took care of that client until they could find other care for over a week straight.. ridiculous and petty as how I would describe them.

I am a relatively new employee for Home Instead however I have been made to feel instantly at home…read moreas a Caregiver. I have found that our agency truly does promote kindness, inclusiveness and a deep commitment to caring for seniors and those who are disabled or need extra help with their daily lives. As a caregiver we are encouraged to provide not only household tasks but also to treat others with dignity, respect and the joy of serving others. Let's face it, we are all getting older and many of us will need to rely on the kindness of others. At Home Instead I have seen that the owner and managers treat caregivers and clients with the utmost respect and I feel inspired by them to work harder to make the lives of those we serve better every day! I'm proud to work for this wonderful company!

Very beautiful building, and very friendly people here, if your looking for a place to meet in the…read moreSSequim area I would highly recommend this place.

Blue Mountain Wolves is AMAZING!! I've gone up there a couple times now to photograph the wolves…read morewith a friend, and each time has been an incredible experience. Such beautiful, well loved creatures and Jon and Ashley work so incredibly hard to make sure they're all safe and comfortable with enough space to thrive. You can really tell they've put their heart and soul into this place and the wolves. If you get the chance to check them out, do it!! It's so worth it. I can forever say I have hugged and played with wolves now. Gets me great street cred haha.

From the owner: Blue Mountain Wolves Sanctuary is a USDA licensed, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to…read moreproviding permanent sanctuary to displaced, abused and neglected wolfdogs. We are also committed to educating about proper wolfdog guardianship, wolf conservation and encouraging a kind and compassionate approach to all life on earth.

They have a nice looking website and by all outward appearances seem to be preserving land. That's…read morea good thing. However, I have some serious reservations about their handling of money and their customer service. I sent them a large donation a couple of months ago. Over a month later, it still had not been cashed. I called and no one answered so I had to leave a message. I left the message with their Finance and Operations Manager. I waited a week and still hadn't received a reply. I decided to put a stop on the check. Now, over a month after I left the message, still no reply. You would think a nonprofit would reply and try to get to the bottom of the problem if they were told a multi-thousand dollar check was sent to them and hadn't been cashed.

From the owner: With over forty years of conservation accomplishments in the region, Great Peninsula Conservancy…read more(GPC) is a trusted leader in our community. We work in collaboration with local governments, tribes, landowners, and community groups, providing the tools and expertise to preserve the special landscapes in the Great Peninsula region of Kitsap, north Mason, and west Pierce counties. We commit to caring for the lands we protect to ensure wildlife and people enjoy the many benefits of nature well into the future, and we enrich lives by offering opportunities for people to experience the natural world up close. The mission of GPC is to protect forever the natural habitats, rural landscapes, and open spaces of the Great Peninsula of Washington’s Puget Sound. We do this by creating nature preserves, partnering with public agencies to create local parks, and by placing conservation easements on private land that help sustain family farms and forests through generations. Each year, GPC’s nature walks, youth education programs, and land stewardship activities get hundreds of people out on protected lands with the goal of fostering an enduring land conservation ethic among people of all ages. Our work is made possible by generous contributions from individuals, foundations, and the passion of local landowners to protect their land. Visit our website to view our interactive map of protected lands to learn about how your support saves forests and streams near you!