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About Brushy Creek Ymca Of Central Texas
Brushy Creek YMCA Central Texas
Located at the heart of the community, the Brushy Creek YMCA offers a values-based environment for children from 6 weeks to 13 years old. Our program is built on the core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith, ensuring that every child develops the social and emotional skills needed for life. The facility stands out with newly renovated classrooms and access to premier amenities including an indoor swimming pool, a full gymnastics center, and multiple playgrounds. Whether your child is in our full-day preschool or joining us after school, they will benefit from a structured curriculum that blends academic support with physical activity. Our staff focuses on creating 'magical' daily experiences through creative arts, sports, and team-building exercises. We provide a safe, nurturing space that encourages children to discover new passions and build lasting friendships in a community-centered atmosphere that is much more than just a gym environment.
What Parents Say
5 reviews from parents
Clean, friendly, attentive, with all the equipment and classes available to meet and exceed your fitness goals
Their Christmas dance performance was awesome! You can really tell that the dance instructor loves to teach and be with the students.
Fantastic facility. Loved the wonderful shampoo and conditioner in the showers. Keep that going!! The pool and hot tub were in great shape. Lots of folks were using this place...lots of families. So glad it's successful!
Just started my membership after enjoying their 3-day pass and being impressed with their recent renovations. I was a member back around 2018(?) and the bldg felt outdated. It wasn't horrible before but, the upgrades were definitely welcome. My only complaint (?) is that there used to be a back entrance which is now an employees-only door. It was nice being able to park from that side since I live in east RR and come to the facility from that direction. Having a secondary entrance would allow people more parking options besides main entrance and help with foot traffic but, I am merely suggesting as it was convenient parking on that side and they may not have adequate staffing for additional entrances. I like the new layout and design; it feels much more planned out, spacious and designed for specific uses vs feeling a bit cramped before - it feels so fancy!
I really enjoy going here! The best time to go is in the morning! The Hot tub is so enjoyable!
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Safety Record
In April 2024, a teacher at a YMCA of Central Texas site in Pflugerville was arrested for injury to a child after surveillance footage showed her choking a student. A resulting lawsuit against the organization cited testimony from a director at the 1812 N Mays St location who admitted to investigators that staff across the programs required more training and improved leadership. While no specific violations were found for the 1812 N Mays St site directly, the facility operates as the organization's central licensed child care office.
Parent Reputation
The facility generally maintains a positive reputation as a 'premier community hub,' with parents praising its sense of belonging and variety of youth programs. Reviews for the physical location frequently mention concerns regarding overcrowding and cleanliness within the fitness areas. Overall, it is recognized as the largest child care provider in Williamson County with a community-focused mission.
Staff Insights
Employees report a moderately positive experience with an average rating of 3.6 out of 5 across major review platforms. Common themes include a rewarding environment for working with children and competitive benefits such as free YMCA memberships and tuition assistance. However, internal reports from 2024 indicate management-level concerns regarding staff qualifications, supervision ratios, and a need for more hands-on training.
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