The Germantown Athletic Club runs a summer day camp for children entering first grade through age 11, Monday-Friday from late May through July, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Campers enjoy swimming, arts and crafts, and outdoor games, with a Counselor-in-Training program for rising 7th graders through age 14. Optional group swim lessons are offered during camp for an added fee.
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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 Germantown Athletic Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Lauren JordanWe love being members at the GAC! There is never a shortage of things for us to do whether we are in the mood to work out, swim, walk, or join a fitness class. The staff is always so friendly and welcoming as well!
★John DoeManager Michael might be the most disrespectful person I have ever met. He came in a one of the sassiest moods I have ever seen from a man to the basketball court and threatened everyone’s membership if it wasn’t turned to half court. Everyone in the basketball court voted for full court. He did not handle it well.The amount of business that he has driven out of here is insane. He should be let go honestly.
★★★Jandy JDIndoor pool got new LED lights that are angled toward swimmers face blinding everyone in pool. Very unpleasant experience now. We are all complaining but we're told nobody can fix it. I hope the lights can be fixed to better serve the people patronizing the nice facility . I know you can't go back to the old lighting but please stop shining the high beams in our eyes!
★Tillyfacilities are great, customer service is horrible and they don’t wanna work with you. They will also try to be lucrative and switch policies on you to make you get certain contracts. I am a student who is only home on the holidays and if I want a membership I can only get one with a 99 dollar application fee as well as the monthly membership. I had a membership all through my high school years and loved it, it’s a shame they want 150 for 1 month usage now.
★★Patrick OrtizThe poor review is more on the “Member Engagement Specialist” than the actual facility. The wife and I, along with the kids, came in to get a tour of the club. Beforehand, we had called and asked if we could do so because Saturday was the only day we were available that week. We were told it was ok and that there was a MES to show us around. She did but begrudgingly so. She kept looking at her smart watch and just breezed along. She answered questions but was not polite about it. We didn’t feel welcome. She was definitely not engaged with the process. Seemed like we were inconveniencing her. Suffice to say we didn’t sign up. It’s too bad because the facility itself looked awesome. Great equipment selection. Hope they can improve on this for their future potential members.