Life Time is a national health-club chain whose Germantown/Collierville club runs Kids Summer Camp for members' children roughly ages 4–13. Weekly camps center on rotating themes such as science, math, and arts alongside active play; enrollment requires club membership with active Junior memberships for campers.
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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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Powered by GoogleThe gym itself is wonderful and has everything you could ask for. However, my experience with the front desk was extremely disappointing. I completed all the required paperwork to bring my niece as a guest, yet I was left standing at the front desk for about 30 minutes with three children. It was very embarrassing and uncomfortable. What made it even more frustrating was seeing other people bring in multiple children without facing the same level of scrutiny or delays. The inconsistency in how guests are treated feels unfair. The gym is great, but management should seriously reconsider who is working at the front desk and ensure all members and guests are treated with the same level of respect and professionalism.
Extremely friendly and helpful staff. Very pleasant experience for not only my self but also our family, very family friendly. Will definitely be back.
Amenities we pay for CLOSED Again. Outdoor pool slides… “ yeah we just don’t have enough lifeguards. Most of them went back to college and so now we’re trying to manage with our high school lifeguards and who we have left.” Ahh, so you mismanage your staffing level, intentionally, repeatedly, summer after summer, yet there are no reductions in membership fees to account for the lack of amenities… It’s not your member’s problem that you choose to pay low wages to high school and college kids, which increases your profit margin, instead of paying the wage that is required to hire employees to keep your amenities open full-time.
This LifeTime is by far the dirtiest gym I've seen. Very very few people wipe anything down after use. Y'all are gross. The whole place in general is pretty dusty and dirty. The cleaning crew isn't cleaning the machines in general it appears. Other than the cleanliness issue, which should be a top priority at any gym, the employees are nice and the variety of equipment is pretty good. Some of the machines could use a refresh of the vinyl.
This is by far the cleanest, most professional, and well-run Life Time Fitness I’ve visited outside of the Scottsdale, AZ area. The women’s locker room is immaculate—something I really prioritize in a gym I plan to spend a lot of time in. The personal trainers are top-notch; I had the pleasure (and the pain!) of powering through some challenging workouts with Roman. The equipment is well maintained and spotless, and the staff is always friendly. I haven’t even made it to the pool yet, and I’m already impressed. The café also serves up some seriously delicious smoothies. This location definitely sets the bar—or even exceeds it.






