All Star Basketball is a private youth basketball facility in McAllen with three air-conditioned gyms, billed as the largest private youth sports organization in the Rio Grande Valley. It runs 5-day summer basketball camps for children from age 4 through high school, teaching technical skills, drills and game-situational play at all levels. It is a for-profit basketball program.
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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 All Star Basketball directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Sue PZThis gym is awesome! Your child learns basketball 🏀 skills and plays. The people are very friendly and they love teaching the kids. They also have Saturday games amongst the same enrolled kids.
★★★★★SINDY BUEZOThe Best Basketball School! I been with them since 2020 and my kids enjoyed so much! Thank you! @allstarbasketballmcallen
★★★★★Luz NinoBest basketball Academy in the Valley. All the personal is so friendly and my kids love to work with them. They’ve had a big improvement in a short time.
★★★★★Donna ChoiThe lessons are systematic and the coaches try hard to improve the children's skills. The schedule is flexible and the easy to set up a make-up class. If you have a young child, it is a good place for them to take basketball lessons step by step. If you go when you are already older, however, you may lose interest quickly because you are discouraged by children who are too good. 🫠 My son loves the classes, and especially enjoys the free practice games called Scrimmage Nights. Overall, I recommend here.
★★★★Andrea GonzalezThis facility offers a great atmosphere and a wonderful place for children to stay active. However, I do have one concern. For a gym focused on promoting health and athleticism, it’s disappointing that there are no health-conscious snack options available for children. A significant portion of the kids who come here, around 35%-40%, are visibly overweight and working to become healthier versions of themselves. It’s surprising that a gym has no nutritious options beyond water, which is essential but insufficient. While most kids attend one-hour sessions, this week’s Thanksgiving camp highlighted the issue. Every child who visited the snack bar left with unhealthy food choices that don’t align with the facility’s mission of promoting health. It would be a huge improvement if the owner could introduce even minimal healthy options, such as bananas, fruit cups, or other simple snacks. These require little effort to stock, and I’m confident parents would purchase them for their children. Small changes like this could make a big difference. Let’s do better for our community and our children.