Star Hill Family Athletic Center

★★★★ 4.1414 reviewsTolland, CTAges 3–17

Last checked August 2026

Star Hill Family Athletic Center in Tolland runs a summer recreation day camp for kids ages 5 to 13, Monday to Friday from 7:30am to 5:30pm, with sports and games in its dome and outdoors, arts and crafts, field trips and time in the swimming pool. Families can register for one week or the whole summer and add weekly swim lessons, and the camp runs a Junior Counselor/CIT program. The center also offers group swim lessons by level from age 3, private swim lessons for kids and adults, and winter youth indoor soccer and flag football leagues in its sports dome for teams and individual players.

Classes

Group lesson; Preschool ; (9:00am) Lane 2 | Fall 1Active
Sep 12 – Oct 17, 2026SatAges 3–5
$155 – $170Register →
Group lesson: Level 2 ; (9:00am) Lane 1 | Fall 1Active
Sep 12 – Oct 17, 2026SatAges 5+
$155 – $170Register →
Group lesson; Preschool ; (9:30am) | Fall 1Active
Sep 12 – Oct 17, 2026SatAges 3–5
$155 – $170Register →
Pricing notes

Cost of Fall Group Lessons (session includes 6 lessons, Saturday mornings): Star Hill Members $155/session | Non Members $170/session

No refunds will be offered 2 weeks before the start of each session.

Session Fees (7 Soccer games played in 7 weeks): Team Fees: U9+ $1,025 ($250 deposit) | Individual Player Program: U9-U13 $165 (In-house Star Hill program). …

The practical details

Daily hours
7:30am–5:30pm
Ages
Ages 3–17
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Star Hill Family Athletic Center · Private
Field TripsWater ActivitiesBefore/After CareSibling DiscountCIT ProgramPrivate Lessons
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 Star Hill Family Athletic Center directly before you register or pay.

Similar camps nearby

Google Reviews

Powered by Google
See all reviews on Google →
★Isaac Mann

Bad experience every time, employees are straight up rude and the quality of the equipment in the lifting is horrible. They only care about the bubble and ignore the falling apart weight area

★john Poop

Place is a joke. It is ridiculously expensive and not worth it. Fields and turf are a complete mess, basketball courts suck, workout machines are constantly breaking or broken and it is just gross as well. Look on the outside of the building and you can see how they clearly puts in no work or money into the building. Can’t wait until they sell and it’s run at least half decently

★Ide Po Was

You want to play indoor game over 40 league and face players in their 20s or 30s that’s a perfect league for you. They only care about making a payment. Referee doesn’t care…teams don’t care…such a manly thing to do ..

★John Dybowski

I went there to check it out because i live 5 mins away. DONT WASTE YOUR WORKOUT HERE. machines are scattered around the huge building, everything is broken or breaking. There's 1 tiny mirror and the bathroom and changing rooms and DISGUSTING. I couldn't believe of shitty this place actually is.

★★★★★Krista Swift

Friendly helpful staff...we became members after just 1 visit. My two boys aged 4 and 2 go to the soccer fields and run. All the guest are very understanding of their wild running which is great!

$125 – $235 per sessionClassesVisit website