Summer day camp at the Plano Family YMCA, a branch of the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas, for children ages 4-12. Weekly theme-based camps include enrichment, outdoor and nature learning, arts, swimming, field trips and community service, with indoor and outdoor options and full- or half-day formats; meals provided. Nonprofit; financial assistance available.
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★★★★★Ashwin VaradarajanPreschool at Plano YMCA is amazing. My son has been going there since he was 3 years old and so far, after a year, he has been loving it. The teachers are friendly and very dedicated. They take utmost care of the kids. My son has learned so much at Plano YMCA. The kids are also given healthy lunch and snacks. We recommend this to everyone. The fees are quite nominal too.
★★★★★Chad H.Very kind staff and welcoming community, and classes are included in the price. Highly recommended for parents and new gym members.
★Sheetal SarafThe gym space is poorly managed and consistently overcrowded, making workouts uncomfortable and unsafe. What’s more frustrating is the lack of cooperation or accountability from management when concerns are raised. Members deserve better communication and action, not dismissal. A major factor in our decision to leave was the extremely limited space for strength training, which made workouts inconvenient and uncomfortable. Equally disappointing was the lack of professionalism and supportive behavior from the management team. I strongly urge the CEO of the YMCA to take a serious look at the leadership and management practices at this location. Meaningful changes are needed to restore member confidence and improve the overall experience. Without improvements in both facility management and leadership accountability, this gym risks losing more loyal members.
★Nitin ShuklaI love the YMCA as an organization for their mission and I was a happy member of the Plano Family Y for the last 5 years. Over the last couple months things have really gone south in terms of space. One of the weight room areas has been permanently closed to make room for a basketball court. As a result all the equipment is now squished together in a MUCH MUCH smaller area. This makes working out uncomfortable and in a lot of cases - unsafe. In the weight training area…you literally feel like you’re getting a lap dance from the person next to you 😀. Stair steppers are so close to each other that I can rub shoulders with the next person. If you are even slightly serious about strength and weight training - this is NOT the place for you. Local management are incompetent and useless handling the avalanche of customer complaints and corporate does not seem to care. Overall it just feels like a place with negative energy, that's slowly but surely being ruined. This place does NOT deserve your hard earned money!
★★★★Raghu RajaramFor people residing in Plano this is a good option for daily workouts. This is a family friendly facility where myself and my 10 year old daughter go together to workout. I myself am a member here for 2+ years. Apart from work out they offer free group sessions through the week on Yoga, Zumba, Dance, Martial Arts etc. These are free of charges They also conduct outdoor camps, soccer clinics , tournaments etc that comes at a price. 🏋🏻 Has dedicated weights area 🏃♂️Broad range of equipments for cardio and muscles 🧘 Dedicated area for Yoga 👫👭Separate rooms for group sessions like Zumba, Dance and Martial Arts 🧒 Preschool facility and Kids Watch area available 🏀 Basketball indoor court available 🏊 It has no Swimming facility and that’s a big miss. 💵 The membership price is pricey compared to other brand of Gyms available nearby.