Bryant Youth Association
Private
Bryant Youth Association is a community-funded nonprofit in Bryant offering youth sports leagues, mentorship, and leadership programs, serving roughly 1,200 local children each year across Saline County. It operates recreational sports rather than a summer day or overnight camp.
The practical details
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 Bryant Youth Association directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleI was there for the funeral repast for Nancy Torrence Carmichael. It was my first visit to this facility. The parking lot was clean, very impressive. The staff were polite & professional. Another plus in today's world. The SUPER Point of appreciation was the bathroom! It was Clean & ODOR FREE!!! It was stocked with hand soap, paper towels & also a functioning air blower. Also, not connected to the facility was the Caterer. The food served by them, was apparently cooked with Love because it was Delicious, Delectable & Devine!
If we are talking about Bishop Park. I go once a week. Work out on the cardio machines for one hour, then another 30 to 45mins in the therapy pool.
It was nice! I attended a baby shower Saturday for my niece and her fiance. It was kinda confusing on its location but we finally found it! She had a huge hall!
Please be careful sending your kids here. If your kids aren’t the definition of “normal”, they are going to have a rough time. The counselors are barely adults and don’t have the patience, nor do they deal well with behavioral problems. As a parent, it is hard to speak with anyone to get clarity on their policy or procedures. Simply, they don’t follow the orientation packet given. And remember, the dismissal hierarchy is really just based on however they feel. They don’t have to abide by what they give you. If your kid is simply hard to deal with, they dismiss and keep the money. They can say anything is “disruptive to the daily flow” of things. Kids cannot have a bad day. Organization is not there. They give out schedules just to disappoint the children and go back on their word - but the kids don’t get that same grace. I waited with my kid one morning, watched and reported another kid hitting someone else and they did nothing. Counselors walked by a crying child while the child was trying to get away from the other student. There are a lot of kids that go to this program and I was excited for my kid because the mission was so good - no bullying, learning to be a good member of the community. I, unfortunately, reported bullying of my child and the witnessed incident above and nothing was done. Zero tolerance is not upheld. It’s small and cramped for the rumored 400 kids that go. Disappointed in this program, the lack of communication and lack of true childcare experience of staff. Hoping for a better competing program so parents can feel good about sending their kids somewhere for summer.
It's not worth a star. My child had been here for a week. They suspended him for a day but he had to stay home two weeks because of Derek (director ) told us to wait on his decision for a refund. Before that, he told us we can have a partial refund; but after two weeks of waiting on his respond, he said he has to stay with the policy. Ok, I understand that but he could have told me 2 weeks before so that I can send my child back after 1 day of suspension. On the day my child get back, they called asking us to come pick him up, and said he cannot come to this school anymore. So, after 1 suspension, your child cannot go to this school any more. I did asked them if they separate my child from others a little bit (like just ask him to play in one spot) when he is on the playground, so he won't get any problem with other kids. But they said they can't. When I take him to the park, he gets along with other kids pretty well. I just don't understand why. They may not have patience to deal with different child personalities or they may not have enough staff to watch on your child. When I asked about how many staff do you have for a class, the director said he has a ratio but he can't tell me because it's not relevant. Well, do you really think it's not relevant? As a parent, we have the right to know how many staff are taking care of our child's classroom. This situation made me feel like my child is worsen in this school than he does at home. The reason I sent him to summer school is just want him to have fun with other kids and learn something from school rather than stay home and play on his iPad by himself. I don't recommend this school to those parents who have hyperactive boys. They are neither school or business professional type because they are not trustworthy and also don't know how to deal with different kids without kick them out of school.






