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acac Fitness & Wellness

★★★★ 4.4242 reviewsMidlothian, VAAges 5–13

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acac Midlothian runs a full-summer day camp out of its fitness club campus, mixing structured and free play: swimming and swim lessons, arts and crafts, gaga pit tournaments, bounce houses, group games and weekly field trips, with a separate tennis camp option. Camp runs Monday through Friday, 7:00am to 6:00pm, and serves rising kindergarten through 8th grade, roughly ages 5 to 13; families can book a single week or the whole summer and can still register after camp has started. The site includes a kids clubhouse with indoor play spaces, a game room, movie theater and craft areas, plus outdoor field space and an on-site waterpark.

The practical details

Daily hours
7:00am–6:00pm
Ages
Ages 5–13
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Water ActivitiesField Trips
Before you register

We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact acac Fitness & Wellness directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Ben B

Very large gym, costs more than other gyms but has been worth it. So many great member events, multiple large pools indoor and outdoor that are great for kids of all ages. Cafe for delicious smoothies and food.

★★★Aaron VanRavestein

My wife and I cancelled our membership 2 weeks and 1 day (would have been sooner if the manager's schedule would have allowed for a sooner meeting) after signing up due to 1)  multiple instances of child care staff mistreating our one year old son (which we only found out because we caught/witnessed it as we were picking him up) and 2) unprofessional/disrespectful remarks from the staff towards us/our friend and her baby. We spoke to the general manager who was respectful, professional, and understanding of our concerns, which led to us being able to terminate our membership and be fully refunded. However, of additional concern, was the fact that we were informed that at least "5 other families have come forward with similar concerns." Make that 7 now, as my family and my wife's friend have left this facility for the same reason. If this is a recurring issue, why has it not been fixed? I work with people daily and understand that we are all human and don't always have our best moments/days. However, if you choose to work with small children, understand they are going to be upset and even cry sometimes. That does not warrant you talking to the one year old like he/she is an adult. Children need and deserve positivity. Being ugly to a one year old works 0 times of 100. Again, I am very thankful my wife and I both witnessed the actions/comments of these women towards our child, since he doesn't yet have a voice himself. I will not be the parent who thinks my child is always innocent/the victim and can't make mistakes, especially when he gets to be more of age. I was not raised that way, nor will I raise my child/children this way. But he is ONE! And when we pass our ONE year old over to you with trust that you're going to care for him (your job) in the mere 45-60 minutes we work out and your remarks are "repeat" (because he is crying from initial separation - a normal baby behavior) or "why are you looking at me like you're already about to cry?" - maybe it is time you find a new job. Or maybe it is time management fixes the problem, as this should not be a recurring complaint (i.e. 7 families). With regards to the work out space/other amenities: The gym is expensive, but does offer a large amount of amenities. For such a large facility, the free weight area is small and could use expansion. Overall, I would not recommend. Unless you need a pool, steam room, or sauna, I'd recommend looking elsewhere.

★★★★★Kevin Elliott

I want to give a shout out to the team at ACAC Midlothian. I rejoined ACAC in October if 2024, mostly to use their swimming facilities (I believe its 7 pools in total). Hunter was the gentleman from membership who signed me up. I really want to give him the shout out. Hes always friendly with everyone and he even works out there when hes not working there. I recently had a minor health incident there and he and several others were very helpful and very concerned for me. Hunter and I usually just say hello how are you?, but whatever turn their a week after my incident. He saw me and came up and gave me a hug and was so happy that I was doing well. It meant so much! He is not the only one. Everyone that I encounter that worse there has been incredible, from the folks at the front counter to all of the trainers I see in the aquatic area, especially Chris and Jennifer! Heck even the folks at the snack bar always know the shake that I want as soon as I walk up. And all of the facilities are meticulously maintained by a wonderful staff and they're also superfriendly. Thank you TEAM ACAC! REGARDS, Kevin

★★★★★Ana Lavrukhina

Huge thank you to Julio and Brandon at Crunch Fitness Midlothian. My car battery died while I was working out, and they immediately helped me out. Both were incredibly kind, calm, and supportive, and went out of their way to make sure I was okay. This level of care really says a lot about the people who work here. Grateful for the help and the great environment.

★★★★★Lou

Honest Review — 5 Stars I genuinely love working out at ACAC Midlothian. Like anywhere, it has pros and cons, but the positives far outweigh the negatives. PROS: - Knowledgeable trainers, friendly membership advisors, an inviting front desk team, and excellent massage therapists. - Big shout-out to the janitorial staff — locker rooms are cleaned regularly, towels are always available, and they’re consistently friendly and helpful. - Fantastic amenities: sauna, steam room, showers, indoor track, tennis courts, indoor & outdoor pools, a whirlpool, basketball court, kid zone, snack bar, and a wide range of group classes (some I still need to try). - A nice bonus is the secure cubby lockers on the gym floor with bracelet keys, plus the option to request a lock and key at the front desk for locker room use. - Special thanks to Mac, the personal trainer I work with, and David, who has been huge for recovery through deep-tissue massage. There are a lot of hardworking professionals here who genuinely make the gym a great place to be. CONS: - It gets crowded during peak hours (which speaks to how popular it is). Finding certain machines can be tough, but most members are open to sharing if you ask. - After school hours can get noisy near the snack bar, where groups of kids often congregate and crowd the area, sometimes making it difficult to access the locker rooms. It doesn’t bother me enough to affect my rating, but it’s worth knowing — and a good incentive to work out earlier in the day if you prefer a quieter environment. Overall, this is a high-quality gym with great people, excellent amenities, and a welcoming atmosphere. An easy 5-star experience for me.

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