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KinderCare partners with families in Olympia, WA to provide high-quality daycare at an affordable cost. Our approach is designed to inspire a love of learning in your child, creating a safe and supportive environment where they can build Confidence for Life. KinderCare teachers give children the freedom to be themselves, explore, and make friends.
Find one of our child care centers at a location near you!
Whether you are looking for part-time or full-time child care, KinderCare offers an affordable option with plenty of fun and learning. Currently we have 3 daycares & child care centers in or nearby Olympia which can be found just below.
3 Daycares & Child Care Centers in
Olympia,
WA
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1.
Capitol Childcare Center
0.2 miles Away:
106 Maple Park Ave SE,
Olympia,
WA
98501
Ages:
6 weeks to 5 years
Open:TUITION & OPENINGS
(360) 800-5051
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2. West Olympia KinderCare
1.4 miles Away:
2303 9th Ave SW,
Olympia,
WA
98502
Ages:
6 weeks to 5 years
Open:TUITION & OPENINGS
(360) 786-8439
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3.
Lacey KinderCare
3.6 miles Away:
4504 6th Ave SE,
Lacey,
WA
98503
Ages:
6 weeks to 5 years
Open:TUITION & OPENINGS
(360) 438-0245
Lacey KinderCare
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Frequently Asked Questions about Daycare
How many KinderCare daycares are there in Olympia
There are 3 KinderCare daycare centers within 15 miles of Olympia.
What types of daycare programs are offered in Olympia?
We have a wide range of programs available in Olympia, including full-time and part time daycare for infants and toddlers.
How do I select the right daycare for my child?
When it comes to selecting the best daycare center that will promote your child’s growth and the well-being of your family, the process may appear daunting. We are here to offer guidance and simplify the decision-making process for you. To see our list of the top 6 factors to keep in mind as you look for the perfect daycare center, please click here.
What is accreditation and are Olympia KinderCare centers accredited?
Accreditation is an official review process performed by a nationally-recognized outside agency.
Our centers pursue national accreditation from one of three national child care accreditation agencies:
- National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC)
- National Accreditation Commission for Early Care and Education Programs (NAC)
- National Early Childhood Program Accreditation (NECPA)
To find out which accreditations the KinderCare daycare centers in Olympia have, please visit the individual center pages.
What are your health and safety measures at your child care centers?
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Best Drop-in Daycare & Child Care in Olympia, WA
Child care requests for essential workers and emergency responders are currently being prioritized during the COVID-19 crisis.
If you’re looking for drop-in, back-up or full time child care, we are here to help you match with the perfect daycare for your family.
4 Daycares Accepting Drop-in Care in Olympia, WA
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U- Shape Childcare
Daycare in
Olympia, WA
(253) 544-5753
Welcome to U- shape childcare! We offer childcare for families looking to provide their child with a loving and safe environment that’s just… Read More
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8:00 am – 5:00 pm
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Tender Care Moments Home WeeCare
Daycare in
Lacey, WA
(253) 645-1251
Tender Care Moments Home Day Care is a safe and warm environment where your child can learn and grow.
At our home daycare, we focus on teach… Read More
$238 – $336 / wk
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7:00 am – 5:00 pm
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Lamar’s Daycare
Daycare in
Lacey, WA
(360) 559-6974
Welcome to Lamar’s Daycare! We offer children a supportive and friendly environment that’s just like home. At our home daycare, our goal is … Read More
$237 / wk
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5:00 am – 11:45 pm
Learn To Play Child Care
Daycare in
Lacey, WA
(615) 257-9264
Learn To Play Child Care provides childcare for families living in the Lacey area.
Children engage in play-based, educational activities to … Read More
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★ Top 10 Things to Do in Olympia, Washington ★
- Capitol Tour (Nearby Hotels)
- Olympic Flight Museum Departure (Nearby Hotels)
- Percival Landing Park Picnic (Nearby Hotels)
- Discover the Mystery of Mime Mounds (Hotel Prices & Photos)
- Stroll Tumwater Falls Park (Nearby Hotels)
- Go to Farmer’s Market (nearby hotels)
- Dine at Old School Pizzeria (nearby hotels)
- Play and Learn at Praktika Children’s Museum (nearby hotels)
- Immerse yourself in the music scene (nearby hotels)
90 003 Hike in Billy Frank Jr. National Wildlife Refuge (Nearby Hotels)
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Washington State’s capital offers a wealth of natural beauty, a hot music scene, a designated National Historic District downtown, and more.
If you want to make the most of your time here, be sure to include some of these ideas on your must-do list.
Capitol Tour
Olympia Capitol Building, Olympia, Washington
Capitol Tour (nearby hotels)
The Washington Legislative Building really stands out as an imposing domed structure that can be easily spotted from the interstate highway. One of the world’s largest free-standing stone domes, standing nearly 300 feet tall, it’s well worth a visit for not only seeing it up close, but walking through the parkland and taking a tour. The centerpiece of five historic buildings designed by architects Walter Wilder and Harry White was completed at 1928, and since opening it has withstood three major earthquakes thanks to the excellent craftsmanship of these original builders. Guided tours are offered seven days a week.
Check out the Olympic Flight Museum
Olympic Flight Museum
Departure to the Olympic Flight Museum (nearby hotels)
The Olympic Flight Museum is sure to enchant adults and children alike.
Located at Olympia Regional Airport, it has over 20 vintage planes and helicopters, from World War II planes to planes that flew in Korea and Vietnam. Most are still in excellent flying condition even after all this time. You can check out the H-43 Huskie helicopter, FG-1D Corsair, P-51 Mustang fighter and more. If you come here for the annual Olympic Air Show, which takes place in mid-June, you will also be able to see aerobatic aircraft and flying aircraft from all over the world. The show also includes various events, a beer garden, merchandise and food vendors.
Percival Landing Park Picnic
Percival Landing, Olympia, Washington
Percival Landing Park Picnic (Nearby Hotels)
Percival Landing Park is located in the heart of Olympia on the east side of Budd Bay, on the site of a historic commercial steamship dock. The Landing, the city’s most popular waterfront park, has a slightly less than a mile long boardwalk that runs along the eastern shoreline, providing the perfect spot for a pleasant stroll.
The park also has picnic areas, a boat dock, a playground, and a large carved killer whale. It hosts many popular annual events such as the Wooden Boat Festival, Harbor Days and Sands in the City.
Camping in Billy Frank Jr. National Wildlife Refuge
Billy Frank Jr. National Wildlife Refuge
Hike in Billy Frank Jr. National Wildlife Refuge (nearby hotels)
Billy Frank Jr. National Wildlife Refuge was recently renamed in honor of the late Niskwali Chief Billy Frank Jr. It sits on the banks of the Nisqually River, protects migratory birds and is an ideal place for hiking and birding. observing as a biologically diverse area supporting a wide range of habitats. The fresh water of the river mixes with the salt water from the Puget Sound, creating an environment that is exceptionally rich in nutrients and organic matter, feeding a wide range of marine life.
Discover the Mystery of the Mim Mounds
Discover the Mystery of the Mim Mounds (Hotel Prices and Photos)
Mima’s mounds are quite mysterious, with numerous theories in existence to try to explain what created the mounds that inspire both speculation and the imagination. Some say it was geological forces, while others say it could have been aliens or even a volcanic explosion to explain these clumps, which are scattered across 445 acres of the National Natural Sign. To guess, head to the lookout and the half-mile-long trail to explore them. If you want to do another hike, there are two more miles of more rugged trail.
Stroll Tumwater Falls Park
Lower Tumwater Falls, Tumwater Falls Park
Stroll Tumwater Falls Park (nearby hotels)
Tumwater Falls Park is just minutes from downtown Olympia at Tumwater, located where the river is Deschutes completes its journey from the Cascade Mountains by crashing its last 82 feet into Capitol Lake.
The 25-acre park is filled with astounding natural beauty, which includes a gorge with rapids and deep pools that end in the often misty Tumwater Falls. Short hiking trails are marked by cascading waterfalls, placid reflective puddles, and huge boulders. Pedestrian bridges cross the river at both ends of the gorge and connect the trail network. In the upper reaches and at the entrance to the park there are also wide expanses of perfectly manicured lawns, picnic areas and a sand play area for children.
Go to Olympia Farmers Market
Produce at Olympia Farmers Market
Go to Olympia Farmers Market (Nearby Hotels)
Olympia Farmers Market is a popular place where locals meet food makers and exchange ideas. Residents and guests alike can enjoy fresh local produce, shellfish and oysters, pastries, handicrafts and other items, as well as enjoy live music and dine at one of the seven restaurants hosted here.
From April to October it is open from Thursday to Sunday, on Saturday and Sunday in November and December, and on Saturday only from January to March.
Dine at Old School Pizzeria
Dine at Old School Pizzeria (nearby hotels)
When you get hungry during your fun Olympic outings, be sure to head to Old School Pizza at least once. It’s a big hit with New York-style pizza lovers, with many saying it’s the best in the state. Kids and kids love it at heart for its retro style with 80s posters and arcade games. In addition, the prices are very reasonable and it is located close to the city center, which makes it easy to access.
Play and Learn at the Children’s Museum
Entrance to the Children’s Museum of the Hand, Olympia
Play and Learn at the Praktika Children’s Museum (nearby hotels)
visit the Children’s Museum.
It aims to stimulate children’s curiosity, stimulate their creativity and encourage learning through fun interactive programs and exhibits designed for everyone from birth to 11 years old. It features a range of galleries dedicated to science, nature, art and more, including Lucky You! about healthy living and nutrition, our Puget Sound, Emergency!, Snug Harbor, and Our Fairy Forest Outdoor Discovery Center even has its own beach, as well as a mud cake pit and a fire pit, among other interactive displays.
Delve into the Music Scene
The Band Plays at Rhythm and Paradise, Olympia, WA
Immerse Yourself in the Music Scene (Nearby Hotels)
Olympia is considered the birthplace of the underground feminist punk movement “riot grrrl” 1990s and is also home to well-known indie labels such as K Records, Bikini Kill and Kill Rock Stars, although most of her shows are based on a strong local music scene.
On any given night, you’ll find a group to listen to anywhere in the city, including places like Rhythm & Rye.
Photo Chronicle – 2014 – We are from … — LiveJournal
2014. Photos of the year
Esquire has selected 50 photos from the Photo of the Day section that best illustrate the year just gone. ©
08/01. State of New York, USA. Niagara Falls National Park. Throughout North America, there are the strongest frosts in the last 20 years. Incredibly low temperatures were caused by a polar cyclone coming from the Arctic. Photo: AP
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16/01. Beijing, China. A billboard in downtown Beijing. Because of the smog in the city, roads are blocked, the authorities recommend residents to wear protective masks, and pensioners and children to stay at home. Photo: Getty images/Fotobank
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20/01. Kyiv, Ukraine. Soldiers of the internal troops and soldiers of the Berkut special forces.
Photo: Reuters
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30/01. San Jose, California, USA. Almaden Reservoir, San Jose, USA. The state of California has been suffering from drought for the third year in a row. According to meteorologists, precipitation in California is not expected until May. Photo: Getty images/Fotobank
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18/02. Rosa Khutor, Sochi. Belarusian athlete Anton Kushnir during the freestyle qualifying competition. Photo: Reuters
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19/02. Kyiv, Ukraine. Protests in Kyiv. During the day, at least 25 people were killed as a result of clashes between protesters and police and Berkut. Photo: Reuters, Getty images/Fotobank, RIA Novosti
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26/02. Stovpyagi village, Ukraine. Country house of 28-year-old multimillionaire Sergei Kurchenko, owner of the Gas Ukraine group of companies, Stovpyagi village. Euromaidan activists were looking for documents in his house that could prove the connection of the businessman with Viktor Yanukovych.
The location of Kurchenko himself is unknown. Photo: Getty images/Fotobank
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03/26. Crimea. A car near Feodosia. Photo: Reuters
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03/27. Kabul, Afghanistan. Advertising stand in Kabul. Photo: Reuters
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31/03. Brighton, UK. Newlyweds Neil Allard and Andrew Wahl. In England and Wales, a law on the legalization of same-sex marriages came into force. Photo: Getty images/Fotobank
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03/04. Olympia, Washington, USA. Sergeant First Class Leroy Petrie, recipient of the Medal of Honor, the highest military award in the United States. Leroy Petrie lost his arm in 2008 in Afghanistan. Photo: AP
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04/04. Quzhou, Zhejiang Province, China. View from a balcony in Quzhou city. Photo: Reuters
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07/04. . Secret ballot in the elections to the Hungarian parliament, the city of Veresedyhaz. Photo: Reuters
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08/04. . Portrait of a girl whose parents were killed in an American drone attack, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Pakistan.
A group of local artists plans to post similar images of children in various regions of the country. Photo: afp/east news
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05/05. Odessa, Ukraine. House of Trade Unions, Odessa. More than 40 people were killed in clashes on May 2 in Odessa. Photo: AP
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12/05. Homs, Syria. The city of Homs after the cessation of hostilities between the rebels and government forces. Photo: Reuters
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05/20. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Favelas in Rio de Janeiro. The FIFA World Cup in Brazil will take place from June 12 to July 13. Photo: Reuters
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05/28. Morocco. The fence on the border of the Spanish autonomous city of Melilla and Morocco. Photo: AP
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01/06. Queensland, Australia. Charlotte (10 months) and a barn owl (6 weeks) who considers Charlotte her mother. Photo: Rex/Fotodom.ru
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05/06. Paris, France. Wax figures of Russian President Vladimir Putin, King Juan Carlos I of Spain, US President Barack Obama, French President Francois Hollande, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and King Mohammed VI of Morocco at the Grevin Museum.
Vladimir Putin was damaged by activists of the Femen women’s movement. Photo: AFP/EastNews
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17/06. North Korea. Supreme leader, leader of the party, army and people of the DPRK, Supreme Commander of the Korean People’s Army, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Workers’ Party of Korea, Marshal, Deputy of the Supreme People’s Assembly of the DPRK Kim Jong-un at the exercises of the DPRK Navy. Photo: EPA/ITAR-TASS
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19/06. Tabuk, Saudi Arabia. Broadcast of the World Cup match between the Netherlands and Australia. Photo: Reuters
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03/07. Noginsk, Russia. Drying spacesuits of Russian cosmonaut Anatoly Ivanishin, NASA flight engineer Kathleen Rubins and Japanese JAXA astronaut Takuya Onishi after a water landing simulation simulation. Photo: AP
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05/07. Sardinia island, Italy. Storm on the island of Sardinia. Photo: Caters/Legion-Media
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07/18. London, Great Britain. British tabloid headlines the morning after flight Mh27 was shot down over the Donetsk region.
Photo: Rex Features/Fotodom.ru
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24/07. Municipality of Hilversum, the Netherlands. A column of hearses with the bodies of Malaysian Airlines Boeing 777 passengers who died in eastern Ukraine. Photo: Remko De Waal/AFP/EastNews
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25/07. Province of Cadiz, Spain. Supermoon in Olvera. This astronomical phenomenon is observed when the full moon or new moon coincides with the moment of closest approach of the Moon and the Earth. Photo: Jon Nazca/Reuters
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01/08. Paju, South Korea. North Korean refugees and South Korean activists sending chocolate cake and cookie balloons to North Korea. Photo: AP
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05/08. Gaza Strip. Destroyed houses in the Gaza Strip. A 72-hour truce between Israel and Palestinian groups led by Hamas came into force today. Photo: Mohammed Abed/AFP/EastNews
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13/08. Guangzhou, China. Triplets of pandas, born in Chimelong Safari Park. It is believed to be the world’s first fully surviving bamboo bear triplets so far.
Photo: AP
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18/08. Monrovia, Liberia. Disinfection of the ward where a patient with Ebola died. The virus epidemic has already caused the death of more than 1,000 people. Photo: John Moore/Getty images/Fotobank
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27/08. Donetsk, Ukraine. A kitchen in one of the destroyed houses in Donetsk. Photo: Sergei Ilnitsky/EPA/ITAR-TASS
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01/09. Iceland. Magma along a fissure in the north of the Vatnajökull glacier, part of the Baurdabunga subglacial volcano. Photo: Reuters
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18/09. Ljubljana, Slovenia. Consequences of the flood in Ljubljana. Heavy rains have caused natural disasters in Serbia, Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina. Photo: Ales Komovec/Solent/Legion-Media
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23/09. London, Great Britain. Red deer in Richmond Park. Photo: Rob Stothard/Getty images/Fotobank
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25/09. Municipality of Seseña, Spain. Used tire dump in the municipality of Seseña, Spain.
The landfill was declared illegal back in 2003, and the management company was fined multiple times and left the site. Now 75,000 tons of used tires are stored here. Regional authorities have recently begun cleaning up the area and plan to complete it in four years. Much of the rubber will be recycled to create building materials, sports tracks and playgrounds. Photo: Pablo Blazquez Dominguez/Getty images/Fotobank
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29/09. Japan. Mountain shelter after the eruption of the Ontake volcano. At the time of the eruption, 250 people were on the slopes, more than 30 of them died. Rescue work continues. Photo: The Asahi Shimbun/Getty images/Fotobank
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01/10. Hong Kong, China. Wan Chai is one of Hong Kong’s busiest areas. On September 26, about 80,000 people took to the streets of Hong Kong. The demonstrators are calling for the resignation of the current head of administration and defending the right to independently elect local authorities. Police fired tear gas at protesters over the weekend, but special forces units were withdrawn on Monday.
The central streets of the city are still under the control of the demonstrators. Photo: Alex Hofford/EPA/TASS
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07/10. Paynesville, Liberia. A health worker at an Ebola center. In total, more than 7,000 Ebola cases have been reported in Africa, over 3,000 of which have been fatal. The centers of fever are registered also in the USA and Spain. Photo: John Moore/Getty images/Fotobank
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10/14. Beit Hanoun, Gaza Strip. A Palestinian with children rides in a car damaged during the seven weeks of the Arab-Israeli conflict. Photo: Majdi Fathi/Rex Features/Fotodom.ru
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10/23. Melilla, Spain. African migrants try to cross the border between Morocco and the Spanish autonomous city of Melilla. Photo: Jose Palazon/Reuters
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10/24. Yumurtalik, Türkiye. An Islamic State fighter during an airstrike near the village of Yumurtalik. The Turkish government allowed Kurdish militias to cross the border to help the defenders of the city of Kobani in Syria.
Control of Kobani, which the Islamists have been besieging since early October, opens up access to a large section of the Syrian-Turkish border. Photo: Bulent Kilic/AFP/EastNews
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10/29. Phuket, Thailand. Phuket Zoo Crocodile Pond. Photo: Caters/Legion-Media
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05/11. Madrid, Spain. Spanish shepherds marched sheep through the center of the capital to protest urbanization that has disrupted thousands of years of livestock grazing. Photo: Oscar Gonzalez/Rex Features/Fotodom.ru
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07/11. France. Mass protests by French farmers took place throughout the country. More than 35,000 agricultural workers are protesting the collapse in prices for grains, dairy products and vegetables, partly caused by Russia’s sanctions against the EU. In the city of Chartres, about 300 farmers expressed their dissatisfaction by dumping a mass of manure and rotten vegetables in front of the agricultural department and in front of the city hall, and in Paris, protesters poured potatoes into the Place de la République.