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Maverick Boys & Girls Clubs of Amarillo

★★★★ 4.370 reviewsAmarillo, TX

Private

The Maverick Boys & Girls Club of Amarillo is a nonprofit youth organization offering after-school and summer camp programs for children and teens ages 5-18. Its low-cost summer program (about $270 for the whole summer) includes academic enrichment and partnerships such as 'Learn, Grow, Eat & Go' with Prairie View A&M, teaching gardening, nutrition and healthy living through hands-on activities. Enrollment is handled via required parent orientations.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 Maverick Boys & Girls Clubs of Amarillo directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★Lesly Castaneda

Poor communication, they had me running around in this heat.90 ☀️🥵 Today was my daughter's 1st day at maverick. Whenever I was signing her up enrolling her the receptionist said this to pick her up at this location and this time by the time it was time to go get her she wasn't there at that location. So the floaters / teachers that were on duty at that time was making phone calls of where's my daughter. I was worried about her. Because they the teachers/floaters didn't know she was a member at maverick. So I had to go to her school because that's where she was after all.

★★★★★Christopher Clark

Had the honor of volunteering, truly astounded by the effort and selfless work it takes to ensure these children have their best day every day. Overly impressed by the staff and their leadership in creating a loving, safe and academic atmosphere. If you haven't volunteered, you sleeping on one of the best experiences of a life time.

Gabriel

If a place doesn't hire good staff how do you think they're going to care about kids. It's cheap but you get what u pay for. Hope they get better people to run it for the kids.

★★★★torlynn smothers

I need to edit my review. My granddaughter goes to the Boys & Girls Club. She used to love going to the Maverick. I'm not sure if they just dictating a response yet my granddaughter appears to not like going to the Maverick as much anymore. going to the Maverick does give her an opportunity to get out and have fun that interact with other kids. I give the staff at the Maverik credit for taking on the responsibility of taking care of so many kids at one time. Money-wise I don't pay the bill I really don't care. someone else pays it but the happiness of my granddaughter is more important . when someone in my family is not happy there's a problem. If there is a question to be posed is, if the Maverick is a large daycare where parents and grandparents just dropped the kids off in order to have time to do the stuff that they need to . I care about the staff. they have to take care of kids that are disrespectful, unappreciative, lack of Home training, and sometimes downright mean. unlike other reviews this one deserves a little bit more attention we as parents and grandparents need to do better because when we put our kids out there with other people these kids can be hard because they hard on us.

April D.

This place is Amarillos WORST daycare. My daughters father enrolled her here. I begged him not to. The staff lined the kids up in the gym facing the wall. Once they were all facing the wall they shut the lights off and it was pitch black. They had staff walking up behind these kids who were already scared and flipping the lights on only to see scary clown masks then quickly shut the lights off again. They also had the kids doing squats by the double digits for punishment. I would not ever willingly allow my child to stay here. My oldest daughter did participate in wrestling and it was a decent experience. I was always there with her though.

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