Westlake Athletic & Community Center
Private
Westlake Athletic & Community Center (WACC), an indoor sports facility next to Westlake High School (4300 Westbank Dr) with basketball and volleyball courts and an indoor turf field. Its popular Megasports summer camps for ages 5-14 rotate through basketball, volleyball, soccer, flag football, dodgeball, and more; a Nike Basketball Camp (ages 5-15) is also hosted. Weekly fees run roughly $195-425.
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 Westlake Athletic & Community Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleHorrible place for tournaments.No seating, not even enough standing room for people to walk between the courts
I would give this place zero stars if I could. There’s never enough room to sit, it’s filthy, and the restrooms look like they have never be cleaned before. The wall under the hand dryer is caked in dirt and the floor is covered as well. It’s gross! There’s trash everywhere. We have played here for both volleyball and basketball and I would avoid this place like the plague. You would think this would be a nice facility since it’s in Westlake.
Great for kids sports but my husband and I had each pay $25 to watch.
Travel down here for a Basketball tournament. It had about 4-6 basketball courts and tournaments all at the same time. Overall the place was good, cleaned, and good staff. Out of all the sports my kids played the entrance fee for basketball seems a bit over priced. The price for entrance was $20 for a day $30 for the weekend. The courts were not numbered in a way that the general public can identified which court was what game.
It's a compact facility with an adequate snack bar, a few tables, an indoor soccer field on one side, and basketball/volleyball courts on the other. Where it lacks is room to maneuver, sit, and watch. Eben the bathrooms are compact and inadequate. Every volleyball tournament we've attended at this facility, I've been left standing or sitting on the floor the majority of the time. They have bleachers but they are small and only accommodate about 1/2 of the spectators attending. On the volleyball/basketball side personal chairs are not allowed (not sure on the soccer side). The indoor break area outside the courts is compact so you better like getting close to strangers if you want to relax indoors in between games, otherwise you might need to set up outside. The male restroom is TIGHT to the point of rubbing shoulders upon ingres and egress, urinating, and washing hands (plan on well orchestrated dances to got it all done) and there ALWAYS seems to be a line at the ladies room. Traveling around the facility common areas nearly always requires some patience and give-and-take with other guests as everybody is trying to come and go in the same space. Finally, parking is nearly always a problem unless you get there really early (like before they open the doors) otherwise it's reminiscent of stalking parking spots on college campus. All in all it is a decent and we'll equipped facility that gets the job done but lacks overall space.





