Grand Prairie Family YMCA
YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas · Private
Summer day camp (Camp Tatanka) at the Grand Prairie Family YMCA, part of the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas, for children ages 5-12. It is an outdoor-focused camp with roughly 70% of the day spent outside; care runs 7:00am to 5:30pm (extended to 6:00pm) with lunch and two snacks included. Nonprofit.
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 YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★Cassandra McGriffI have been coming to this location for about 3 years and today is the first time I left frustrated rather than relaxed. Saturday water areboics started today and 30 minutes in, staff interrupted the class to insert a boundary line for swim class to which pushed the entire class into the shallow part of the pool; 3 feet. While the lap lanes were totally empty. Staff member stated those classes are paid for, however so are memberships. I do understand revenue is important to any business but to disregard your members is not okay. I hoping things improve because this was not okay.
★Betos MovingHorrible!!! This ladies from YMCA try to charge me a day pass for my son and me just to go inside and watch a youth basketball game A place That is supposed to help young kids People that make donations and pay taxes for this places, Watch out!
★★★★★Founder of DCET Elvia Wallace-MartinezWe love everything about Grand Prairie YMCA. Its customer service people always smiling, always greeting us calling us by our name. We are very happy with the Literacy and Community programs that DCET/La Escuelita is offering. Anxious to attend our December 2025 graduation. Thank you for the opportunity to be a partner in Education. Blessings to you all!
★★★★★Ashley HudsonThe instructors, Jalon and Daveon (I hope I spelled their names correctly), were very hands-on. They worked on an area my son struggled in, which developed him into the swimmer he is today. Plus, all of the kids love the end of the session where they get to play and receive popsicles at the end. Not to mention, I also learned to swim from the YMCA when I was a kid.
★★★★Tim TWhat a gem! They have everything for the whole family. They have childcare while I work out. Isn’t that amazing?My son enjoy the soccer program last year and he is going to try out the swimming lessons this summer!