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Yakima Training Center MWR

MWR Eligibility

The following personnel are authorized to use MWR Facilities on Yakima Training Center:

  • Active duty, Reserve, and National Guard service members

  • Military Retirees

  • DoD Civilians

  • DoD Contractors employed at YTC *

  • Dependents **

  • Guests of eligible patrons listed above ***

* DoD contracted employees who work at YTC may use the facilities with manager approval and the signing of a Hold-Harmless Agreement (click here)


** Youth younger than 16 years old must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Children ages 13-15 must be supervised at all times. Children 12 and under are not authorized to be in the fitness workout areas, use weight machines, or use the sauna.

*** Certain MWR activities and facilities are available to guests of eligible patrons with manager approval and the signing of a Hold-Harmless Agreement (click here)
 

Blanchard Physical Fitness Center

The Blanchard Physical Fitness Center (Building 502) is home to a full-size indoor basketball and volleyball court, two outdoor tennis courts, outdoor basketball and volleyball courts, male and female saunas, fully supplies weight room, cardio room, functional fitness facility, and individual lockers.

Hours of operation are:
Monday - Friday from 0530-2000
Saturday - Sunday from 0800-1530

Additionally, there is a 24/7 access system for permanent party that enables patrons to workout any time they want. To enroll in the 24/7 Access Program, please visit the Blanchard Physical Fitness Center during normal hours of operations.

Patrons wishing to enroll in the 24/7 Access Program must read and sign the Single User Agreement (click here).

Due to the installation of the 24/7 Access System, there are cameras throughout the facility, which records activities at all times.

Please review the gym policy (click here) for additional information.

Outdoor Recreation, Hunting, and Public Access

YTC MWR offers a number of outdoor recreation opportunities to eligible patrons and the general public including:

  • RV storage (outdoor)

  • RV dry camping (click here for more information)

  • Outdoor recreation rental equipment

  • Outdoor recreation equipment sales

  • Juvenile fishing pond

  • Archery range (outdoor)

  • Recreation access cards**

YTC is open to the public for a variety of recreational activities including hunting, bird watching, mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, falconry, and archery target practice. A Recreation Access Card is required for ALL PATRONS wishing to access YTC lands for recreation. Please call the Blanchard Physical Fitness Center for more details.

For information about MWR fees, including Recreation Access Cards, please review the MWR Fees list (click here).For information about hunting on YTC, please see the YTC Hunting Information sheet(click here).

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Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail (formerly the John Wayne Trail)

The Palouse to Cascades State Park Trail (formerly the John Wayne Trail) is a recreation trail extending from the Idaho border to the coast of Washington State. A 22-mile stretch of this trail is managed by YTC and is available for non-vehicular activities such as horseback riding, hiking, and mountain biking. Use of the trail must be in compliance with the John Wayne Trail Policy letter (click here).A recreation card is not required to access the trail, but patrons must sign-in at the trailhead kiosk and remain on the trail at all times.

Child Development Center

YTC is home to a state-of-the-art Child Development Center. If you are interested in registering your child at the YTC Child Development Center, located in building 160, please go to the JBLM Army CYS Services page (click here).

 

For more information on the services offered and associated fees, please click here.

Contact information

Blanchard Physical Fitness Center: (509) 577-3208

 

Child Development Center: (509) 577-3037

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