Dallas JCC
Private
Summer camps at the Aaron Family JCC (J Dallas Camps) in Dallas, for children ages 2 through grade 9. Options span a traditional day camp (Camp Chai), sports, tennis, gymnastics, theater (StarPower), and a teen travel camp, run in three multi-week sessions across June-August. A Jewish community center that welcomes campers of all faiths and backgrounds; most camps require an active JCC membership.
The practical details
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★★★David BrownI got a seven day trial pass before I was going to sign up. There’s parts of the J that are great and there’s parts that need a lot of work. I’ve been to many J’s in the past and used to belong to one back in my hometown for many years. This J has most of the amenities the other ones have. The men’s locker room was fully redone about a year ago, and I will say the steam room and lockers do look new, but they’re very close together, and I feel like the locker room needs to be bigger as people are on top of each other. When you’re walking in and out you’re running into each other and the hot tub is tiny. They added a cold plunge, which they probably shouldn’t know because it takes up too much room. The steam room is weak pressure and barely does anything. The showers were OK as they look new but not a whole lot of pressure coming out. The pool is outdated and needs to be redone. The fitness center is a couple years old I believe but it’s very crammed in there. You’re literally on top of someone else as you’re working out. Overall, it’s OK for a gym to work out in, but honestly, there’s better stuff in the area for the same price. Their normal prices are up there with higher gyms that are a lot nicer. I was debating about joining but decided it’s not a good fit for the money and how crammed it is.
★★★★★Stephanie GelmanWonderful place for seniors to gather. Classes, lectures, games... so much to do. Lunch is a small donation of $4.00 If you are cash or food challenged, they will wave the donation. Don't have to be Jewish. We love everyone!
★★★★★Anna BuehnThe JCC is an amazing community and facility. We use them for gymnastics, swim lessons, basketball league and performing arts. The work out facility is one of the nicest in Dallas. The indoor pool is weather agnostic. The outdoor pool is loads of fun for children. The teachers care deeply and help our children grow in sports and the arts. We love this place. Everyone is so nice.
★★★★★venetia sarodeI love the J! The facilities at the J are really outstanding, from the gym to the swimming pools and of course, the people! The outdoor swimming pool is the best! The recently remodeled women’s bathrooms, lockers and spa are beautiful and tastefully done. I love everything about the J. Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to be a member. A member for life. Venetia Sarode
★★★★★Asher Pierceamazing I’ve been going here for my whole life. The pool, the gym, the basketball courts, and the staff, are all amazing. Everything is just so accessible for anybody and it makes me wanna come back in the back and back. The front desk people are very nice and really helpful. I wish they would make it more kid friendly for teenagers and they teenagers have more accessibility to be free and do stuff for adults do.