Las Vegas Athletic Clubs - Green Valley

Las Vegas Athletic Clubs Green Valley, at 9065 S Eastern Ave in Las Vegas, 89123, offers youth programming for kids ages 5 to 18, broken into a 5-11 group and a 12-18 group, inside a full-service athletic club rather than a stand-alone kids facility.

Youth-specific programs listed are Swimming Lessons, Youth Performance Training, Youth Sports Performance, and Kids Klub, which functions as childcare while parents use the club. Beyond those, the facility includes swimming pools, basketball courts, racquetball courts, a rock climbing wall, group fitness studios, a strength training area, cardio equipment, and locker rooms, giving families access to a wide range of activities under one membership rather than a single sport.

The club is open 24 hours every day of the week, year round, which gives flexibility for swim lessons or youth training sessions scheduled around school and work. The listing places LVAC Green Valley in the $$ price range, though specific membership or lesson fees are not recorded here, so families should call to get current rates for youth programs versus general membership.

No scholarship, special needs, or trial offer information is listed, so parents with specific questions on those points should ask directly when calling. For questions about swim lesson scheduling, Kids Klub hours, or membership options for a family with kids in both the youth performance and swim programs, the club can be reached at (702) 853-5822, with more detail available on its website.

Because Kids Klub functions as childcare rather than a class, it is best suited for a parent who needs a supervised space for a younger child while working out, rather than a structured activity for that child specifically. Youth Performance Training and Youth Sports Performance, on the other hand, sound geared toward older kids or teens working on athletic conditioning for a specific sport rather than general fitness. With the 5-11 and 12-18 age split, families can expect at least some separation between younger swimmers taking lessons and older teens in more advanced training sessions, though exact class groupings should be confirmed with staff.