Mays Family YMCA at Stone Oak Youth Sports Complex
Private
Mays Family YMCA at Stone Oak is a summer day camp site of the YMCA of Greater San Antonio for children roughly ages 6-13, offering new experiences, physical activity, and character-building with weekly activities. Financial assistance is available and families can register by the week or for the full summer; campers return home each afternoon.
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 Mays Family YMCA at Stone Oak Youth Sports Complex directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleDon’t play here because if you don’t know the coordinator you for sure won’t win when it’s time to contest…. I’ll never play here again like bad pizza place.. good luck teams
Thank you for having such opportunities for kids to build their sportsmanship and grow character by making new friends a d enjoying sports
My brother just enrolled here for baseball season and I've come to a couple of his games. Overall it is really good, the teams are good sports, the staff is nice and the buildings and structures are well built. The only complaint I have is the traffic and cost for concessions (which are extremely overpriced.) But I can brush that off. It's a really welcoming community and I 100% enrolling here!
I would love to give it 5 stars.. the staff was awesome..the fields are large and plenty of them and plenty of parking. What they lack is a normal size gym... the gym was soooo small.. they have so much space on the property that is not being utilized maybe consider a larger gym...I am only critical of this because that is the reason I go to the YMCA at Potranco.. but I dont want this to overshadow that the soccer and baseball fields were awesome! I walked around all of them.. very well maintained!
The staff and leadership of the Mays YMCA work extremely hard to put together programs which engage and empower families across all socio-economic statuses. They are always open to input and willing to think creatively. I applaud what they consistently bring together.





