
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale - Vestar Branch
Private
Boys & Girls Club branch serving Desert Ridge and north Phoenix with youth development programming, sports leagues, a technology lab, an art room and dedicated teen programming for grades 7-12. The Club operates during non-school hours and school breaks, with before-school care 7:00-8:30 a.m. and after-school programs 2:00-6:30 p.m.; office hours run 7:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. weekdays. Opened in 2007 and named for the Vestar company; described by the operator as a low-cost, safe place for young people.
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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 Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale - Vestar Branch directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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The mission is absolutely the right one, and the people here care — that part is obvious. Space constraints and scheduling issues show up more than they should, especially during high-traffic times.
Its a really fun enviorment, everyone is so supportive on the teen side! This past summer was my 1st time ever going to Vestar, I was actually really scared to go cause I went to the Robinsion Branch of boys and girls club and I was there basically my whole life but when I stepped in the teen side one of the staff members named lindsey + Cat and they were so nice and helped me find stuff around the teen side. In the only 1st week I made so many friends and favorite staffs like Gabi! Gabi is the sweetest and funnest person ever she boosted my coffidence so much with a lot of stuff! After a couple weeks there was a new staff member named Audrey and shes the best staff member (Gabi is also). They were so supportive and nice when I told them personal stuff. They helped me ALOT. Anyway overall Vestar is my favorite place ever to go to. I hope you guys like it here like I do!!! -Vanessa Byassee :)
I came in asking for help with enrollment and I was met with annoyance and dismissivness. I felt uncomfortable and ended up leaving. A community center is supposed to be compationate and helpful to the community. Not left feeling like a problem. I will not be be taking my austistic children here.
My son has been going here for almost a year and he loves it. On school half days (no lunch provided on those days) the club does some kind of food activity such as a make your own taco bar. The staff members are great. We had an issue with one of the other kids bullying my son and the staff members were on it immediately. I was very impressed and grateful for them stepping in for my son. They genuinely care about the kids and try to make it fun for them while they are there. 10 out 10 recommend.




