Caughlin Athletic Club in Reno runs a summer Adventure Camp for kids ages 5–12 (open to the public) plus junior tennis camps—Little Tennis half-day (9–11am) for ages 4–6 and a full-day Jr. Camp (9am–1pm) for ages 6–13. The club also offers before/after-school care, holiday and sports camps, and swimming at its family fitness facility.
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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 Caughlin Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Chrome OneThis business was recently investigated by the state of Nevada for failure to comply with child safety regulations. The investigation found them in violation and cited them. Be careful and think twice when you're looking at this business not just as a possible child care option for your kid(s), but also as a place that you work out at and inherently trust that their are adhering to health and safety standards. I would guess that if a business is cutting corners on something like this, they're probably cutting corners on many other things. - Program: Child Care Program - Name: CAUGHLIN CLUB KIDZ - Intake Type: Complaint - Complaint Number: 12752 - Credential #: 4141 - Complaint Received Date: 12/18/2025 - Complaint Closed Date: 02/04/2026 - Status: Closed - Status Reason: Closed Investigation
★★★★★melissa robertsonI am bummed that I did not get to enjoy or take advantage of my membership at this place. Unfortunately I had unforeseen family hardships. If you're thinking of trying this place out, it's a cool spot with a nice vibe, clean and has everything you could want from a nice basketball court, outdoor pool, sauna and much more.
★hidden falconOver time, I’ve seen some troubling behavior at the Caughlin Club that goes far beyond simple mismanagement. There have been repeated instances of inappropriate personal conduct among staff—behavior that should never be acceptable in a professional, family-oriented environment. What’s more concerning is that these issues have been brought to the attention of management, and rather than addressing them, the response has been dismissive. Leadership has made it clear that they prioritize personal relationships and internal favoritism over accountability, staff well-being, or the experience of members. The club has the potential to be a great community space, but until there’s a serious shift in values and leadership, I can’t recommend it to others. A healthy environment starts at the top—and right now, that’s exactly where the problem is.
★★★★★Marshall CulpepperI came here with my friend and I loved it. We played basketball, and worked out at the gym. Staff was really nice and equipment was amazing! 5 stars.
★tanner gurneaIt is the most expensive gym in town and the least taken care of. They haven't upgraded any of their equipment since they opened decades ago. half the machines don't work right but they refuse to fix them even though they drastically over charge their customers. Cancelling your membership is a huge pain and they will fight you for every penny they can get from you. I highly recommend you DO NOT go to this gym. With their customer service, they might as well change their company slogan to "the customer is never right". Marleen, the manager, is one of the worst people i have ever dealt. I went to her with a complaint about the equipment and she told me that it is not the clubs responsibility and walked away laughing. How she is still employed is mind blowing to me. I highly recommend looking into double edge fitness or south RAC instead, depending on your fitness needs.