TJ Robinson Life Center

★★★★ 4.246 reviewsHope Mills, NC

Private

Nonprofit multi-sport life center and sportsplex in Hope Mills (Cumberland County) offering a summer camp for ages 5-15 alongside youth development and life-skills programming. Camp is priced weekly. The center also serves veterans, seniors, and young adults.

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 TJ Robinson Life Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Anthony Redd

One of the best facilities in the State! College official size courts, plenty of spectator seating and great wings at their commercial kitchen. 💪

★★★★★Jada Mariá

Amazing tour! Lovely, warm, friendly family of staff. There’s so much black culture for the kids to read at every culture as well & a mission & tangible execution within the programs to really help the kids & members of the community that are less fortune as well.

Michelle Bryant

This place is absolute chaos!! Parents had to wait in line to get in for 40 minutes to an hour with only 1 person taking money, there is not even close to enough parking for the size of the tournaments they are having, no toilet paper by 8:20 in the morning, staff is rude and very unorganized. You are not allowed to bring outside food and if you do they will literally hunt you down. There is no way that this ALL cash facility is nonprofit.

Lauren Wood

Went to this facility for a volleyball tournament. It started off with a 45 min wait to just get into the building. One person taking money and the other passing out wrist bands. The line was still wrapped around the building. Parents were late getting in for 8:00 games. Our girls had to work, play, play, play and work. No breaks. I had Moe’s delivered so my kids could eat real quick. This was due to the concession stand being so long. We would have never gotten the food in the 5 min break they would have gotten to eat. I was followed like I broke a federal crime over my bag of food. Meanwhile, people were bring coolers of food, Starbucks drinks and so forth inside. If you are so concerned about food then maybe you need to do cooler checks instead of calling people out that are just trying to feed their kids real quick. I was fine having to go outside to eat but time was a big issue. The only mistake I made was letting it get the best of my temper, but when it comes to my kids I owe no apology. I should have been smarter and put it in a cooler like everybody else.

★★★★★Julynn Washington

I visited this location for a Fuji sponsored Jiu Jitsu. I was unaware this facility existed, so a little research informed me that it officially opened April 12, 2022. The facility was clean and the staff was friendly. There is a concession stand, I'm unsure of the full menu, but the hot dogs and french fries were good. There were two large gym area, great for hosting multiple events. The facility is really nice, well kept and it was interesting to see the display of local and surrounding area trophies and achievements. I will say, parking was a bit hectic, especially with a large volume of vehicles. It was considerable space in the back of the building however it is gravel, with uneven terrain, which could prove challenging for those with mobility issues. Overall, it was a good experience. I would attend another event in the future.

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