Bolt Parkour & Freerunning Academy
Private
Bolt Parkour & Freerunning Academy in North Bethesda runs weekly summer camps June through August for ages 6 and up, with full-day and half-day options. Days rotate parkour instruction, structured games, and free play, split into morning and afternoon sessions; no experience is required and the facility is nut-free.
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 Bolt Parkour & Freerunning Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Justin SchoolmasterUnsafe for young children. The drop-in was a complete waste of money, and the staff member that was supposed to guide young children (two 5 year olds) was not there - despite being able to book an intro class. The staff who were there encouraged unsafe activities with no guidance or appreciation of the age group. Adults had to intervene multiple times -- this is not safe for young children.
★★★★★Daniel SCoaches are super helpful and welcoming, equipment is high quality, set up was sweet. Good for all levels, beginner, intermediate, and expert levels. 10/10 experience (I’ve done parkour for 12+ years)
★★★★★Maddie RoseLove this gym!! Cannot say enough positive things about the way they support their students. They go above and beyond to make sure everyone is safe and having a good time during classes. I also recommend the Nerf Wars and Open Gym! Such a good outlet for kids to burn energy on the weekend, including those on a tighter budget who can’t commit to classes.
★★Shana MMy son is autistic, has ADHD, and anxiety. So, my expectation for my son’s ability to participate was low. However, when he was struggling in a class with kids who were not respectful of his differences, we elected to stop attending. Communication with admin and instructor staff was hit or miss & we tried to find a best fit class on our own, but there was literally zero support about the issue from staff. Without so much as a response to my emails, his drop from enrollment was accepted and processed immediately. Despite it taking several weeks to get him enrolled in classes in the first place. I know they aren’t going to come out and say they have no ability to support kids who struggle, but it was a very poor experience for us. Do not bring your child to this facility if they are physically capable, but lack confidence in themselves and don’t have self-advocacy skills. They will be ridiculed and barred from participating by the other kids who attend their classes and staff will have no capacity to support.
★★★★★UMD Parkour ClubAbsolute blast of a trip! We took our club down for a weekend and enjoyed every second of it. The air track, trampoline, and padded blocks all provided the safety we needed to try funky flippy stuff we'd never do outside. Similarly, the equipment is easily movable and adjustable, so we were able to set up whatever we wanted. Facilities were clean and well-kept. Will definitely try to come again!