
Albany (GA) YMCA
Private
The Albany Area YMCA runs a full-day summer day camp (Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-6 p.m.) for children ages 5-17 in Albany, Georgia. Daily activities include arts and crafts, games, music, sports and swimming, with breakfast, lunch and a snack provided. The camp is operated by the nonprofit YMCA.
The practical details
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleCould use a few upgrades, but it’s still the spot whenever I’m in town. I mostly go for the pool and treadmill to get my cardio in.
Awesome atmosphere and great variety of things to do
we love it here. there's so many amenities available. you can do your own thing, or there is a whole schedule of a variety of classes. they are open early morning to night, making it easy to BFF
This gym was not friendly. There are lots of older people that go here to workout that don’t have the same body type that I have as a young women. Adding also that most of the staff members and the people working are older people too . A lady that works there created a problem today for no reason when I was about to leave the facility. I forgot my pass and ran back to get it before it was thrown away. The lady was very harsh and felt to me a little racist. I am black and she was white. I had a shirt going in over my sports bra. I was told to wear a shirt in and out when working out. That day after I was done with the work out I was going out (literally outside not inside the facility), I did not have my tight shirt on because I was about to leave. I was done and outside. I thought I could leave because I was outside but remembered that I just dropped my pass in the hall way. And as I was coming back to go get the pass, she was yelling at me and harassing me to put my shirt on. I told her I was about to leave, and I was grabbing the pass which I showed her. She insisted on being disgruntle and not communicate better with me. This place is unprofessional and is not a good facility for family oriented to come here and work out then go home. I was treated unfairly and rudely. I did not do anything to disrupt. I went to this place with an intention to work out and that’s it. I had been there numerous times and had no problems with anybody. I’ve even seen this lady before working out but on this day I was a problem. I don’t know why today she was not nice to me.
The Albany YMCA has a very friendly staff that treats you like family. My daughter has been attending this facility since Kindergarten and now she is in the 3rd grade. I love the after school, summer and Holiday Camps.




