Thelma Ley Anderson Family YMCA
Private
YMCA day camp at the Thelma Ley Anderson Family YMCA in Alvin (YMCA of Greater Houston), a licensed school-age program caring for children roughly ages 3-14 with youth sports and summer camp activities. Note: one listing shows this branch as closed while the YMCA of Greater Houston site still lists it, so current operating status should be confirmed.
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 Thelma Ley Anderson Family YMCA directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleThey've been promising to open the pool for two years. Always in six months or at the first of the year. The facility itself is not open enough to sustain a serious fitness program. If you work normal hours you can only access the gym Monday through Thursday.
I like coming here for a quick workout. The gym is clean and nice, but there’s a nice pool, that is always closed. And online, it says that the facility closes at noon, but I am here at 11:05, and they are closed. Please fix your hours on google and on your website.
We recently moved to the area and wanted to start a healthy exercise routine as a family. The Thelma Ley facility does that for us-we can all go to the gym together and know the kids are safe and taken care of while we get a good workout in! All the staff is very nice and the facility is clean. Thanks so much for being a part of our community.
I’ve been with this gym since a couple months after I gave birth to my now 6 year old. I have a 9 year old as well & they’ve always enjoyed being there in Childwatch while I work out. I don’t trust ppl with my children much but those workers do a great job & are friendly & kind. My nine year is now I’m soccer & it’s fun! The coach is great!
The place is okay but I think the restrictions around the pool is ridiculous. Parents work from morning to afternoon and kids has been home all day during summertime. You take them to the pool and they tell you no, it is closed for classes. How can the whole pool area be closed for training. We pay monthly fees to use the amenities, why the restrictions from 5 to 7pm when parents are just arriving from work. A small part of the pool should be section off for kids to play and relax. Even when I got there there was only one person in the whole pool. Imagine that!





