Maryvale Community Center - Phoenix, Arizona

Jose C

Have been here a few times & it's pretty clean, staff is friendly, basketball courts in great shape & etc! Very family oriented you see lots of parents w kids & they are pretty friendly when it comes to talking to other parents & meeting new people.

Shirley Swaim

This has everything needed to get in a good workout. Upstairs is a walking track, ellipticals, bikes, treadmill, dumbbells, various weight machines, all for the cost of $50 per year. Staff is great and very helpful. If you want you can also swim at the pool which is right next door.

El_Chaman

Great place to bring your family and do events. Have fun and enjoy your day . Maryvale community center.

George contreras

Great place for a workout Only wish they were open longer on Fri and Saturday On on Sunday The staff is great

Alfred Guerriero

Nevada keeps going like a river of past places perhapse parhapse

Patricia Fernandez (La pato)

We went and took pictures of my son graduation.

Juanita Gastelo

Was so much fun making my portrait with my son. As adults, it's hard to find activities to share with family that are so creative. I hope we can do this again next year with the grand kids. Thank you Ben for sharing your brilliant talent with the community.

Diana Aranda

I took my kids here for Summer camp 2023. The price was great $60 a week per child plus 1 time a year membership $5 fee. Both my kids had fun and claim to have love it. Their building seems clean & they have easy access to the pool & library.
HOWEVER, I was disappointed as they practically didn't really have many activities planned out. They let the kids run around free with very little supervision. In my opinion, they gave them too much free time. Therefore, they all had the chance to be a little naughty sometimes & I have to emphasize that both my kids left camp with a spiced-up vocabulary(if you know what I mean). What surprises me the most is that both my kids were under the impression that it was okay to use their new acquired vocabulary, as they were never reprehended about it at camp.
Also throughout the summer I had several complaints from my kids about other kids misbehaving & sometimes teasing them or even bullying one of them. Oh but my kids are not little saints neither, oh no no no sir, they also accused each other of misbehaving. However, I was never advised about it from a stuff member, no one ever complained about what my kids did, even when one of them broke a light fixture & the other ripped apart a monopoly card. Only reason I found out about this is my kids told on themselves. Which is how I conclude that these kids can run around free the community center with very little supervision.
I know I might be making it sound bad, but it isn't AS BAD as it sounds. Believe it or not there are positive aspects about the situation. Here's a few reason I let my kids stay the ENTIRE SUMMER

1.- They were able to socialize with new people
2.-They were in what seems to be a safe zone.
3.-Having them do little activities beats doing nothing at home but overeat out of boredom & stay glued to a screen
4.- it was affordable
5.- I think exposing them to a rougher situation under a somewhat controlled environment will help them toughened up a little. After all, the world that awaits them out there is way worse, so there, dip your little toes in it before the big splash
6. Also I gotta say that I'm proud of my son, who was able to manage difficult situations and come out victorious of them & with much more self confidence
7.- Lastly, they were given breakfast, a snack and lunch(included with the price)
So like I said this place had its pros & cons. The decisions to go or not is yours ‍♀️