Life Time is a premium health-club chain whose Tempe club runs Life Time Kids Camp, a summer day camp for ages 3-13 with weekly themes, STEAM activities, and gym games. Before care (7-9am) and after care (4-6pm) are available; a parent membership and a child Junior membership are required.
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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 Life Time directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleI love it here, but the maintenance of the facility has really fallen off over the past few months. I primarily use the weights area, and have noticed dust and grime building up over time on both the floor and equipment. Same sticky stains on the floor still present from the week before, fuzzy dust layers on equipment, facilities wipes dispensers almost always empty, and a mirror that has been smashed for quite a while. Considering the very high price point, I expect a lot more. I have a secondary membership elsewhere that costs 1/10th as much, is open 24/7, and religiously kept clean.
What's good about this Lifetime is the overall vibe and members. Friendly crowd and very few bad apples. This Lifetime is the oldest in the greater Phoenix area. However it's high end, full facility and maintained well. Staff and GM are great and help create the nice atmosphere. A high quality facility, good crowd and pleasant staff are what's important to me. The facility itself? Everything anyone needs for a healthy lifestyle .
My favorite place to go. Perfect place to recharge and take care of your health. My only complaint is I wish people would rinse off before getting into cold plunge or hot tub, getting in super sweaty is nasty work. Love this place tho, try the vegan smoothie !
Life Time isn’t cheap - and that’s exactly the point. Compared to the local comps, what you’re paying for here is consistency, cleanliness, and infrastructure that actually gets used. The facility is well maintained, equipment is modern and plentiful, and it rarely feels chaotic even during peak hours. Group classes are professionally run, trainers are knowledgeable without being pushy, and the overall environment is geared toward people who actually value their time and health - not just a room full of machines. Could you work out for less elsewhere? Absolutely. But dollar for dollar, when you factor in amenities, class quality, cleanliness, and overall experience, this place delivers solid value. It’s reliable, polished, and does what it claims to do - no gimmicks. If you’re comparing gyms in this tier, Life Time holds its ground.
Disappointing Experience at Life Time Tempe I have been a loyal Life Time member for years and generally love the brand, but the Tempe location under Steve Getz has been a huge disappointment. 1. Broken Equipment: Today I tried eight different treadmills. Several did not start, two would not stop after running and I had to jump off, and others had laggy or unresponsive screens. 2. Steam Room Issues: The steam room rarely works. 3. Cleanliness Problems: Dirty wet towels are often left on the locker room and shower floors. This is not what you expect from a premium gym. Although I acknowledge that the staff work around the clock in the men locker room to keep it clean, but the gym is clearly over crowded which makes it impossible for the staff to catch up. 4. Noise and Class Disruption: Group classes use several large amplifiers for a few nearby participants, but the sound travels across the entire gym. You can still hear the instructor yelling through your headphones with music on. 5. Poor Communication: When you complain, they ask you to send an email, but later claim they never received it. 6. Management Issues: The general manager is rarely available and does not seem to care about the poor condition of this location. I truly like the Life Time brand, but Life Time Tempe is not the premium experience it claims to be. It feels like a low-tier gym charging premium prices.




