Calumet Gymnastics Center is a Chicago Park District gymnastics facility inside Calumet Park on the city's East Side, offering a summer Gymnastics Camp alongside recreational classes and USAG Xcel team training. Gymnastics Camp 2 runs weekdays 1:00pm-3:00pm from mid to late July for ages 6-17 at $155, while Xcel team blocks run weekday mornings and preschool Rising Stars and Twinkle Stars classes run weekday afternoons for ages 3-5. Most summer programs run mid-June through early August, with open online registration through the Park District's system.
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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 Calumet Park Gymnastic Center directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Rhonda ChinnOlder building but a great, affordable gymnastics program
★★★★★Carolyn FlournoyI love this place, my children love this place. Its very child culture friendly. We been doing Summer Camp 2nd year here. Recommendations 💯
★★★★★Jonathan Vincent-Miller Ellen Ann VincentWe went to the model trains. Great displays tracks trains buildings I enjoy going to the model trains with my son. My son Jonathan always has a nice time. He is now learning to be a dispatcher.
★★★★★Tony (chitowntony)This is simply an amazing place. Lots of programs for the kids and caring people work there. The area is surprisingly pleasing to the eye and the park is truly huge. You have to stop by to appreciate it all. I recommend this place for family and friends to make great memories and enjoy all it has to offer.
★★★★★Jennifer RamirezMy twins are enrolled in the mom and tot gymnastic class and it has been a good experience for us so far. The class is 45 minutes long, but only about 10-15 minutes of that time is teacher directed, which is great because children 18 months to 3 years usually don't have the best attention spans to follow directions for that long. The rest of the time, they have exploration when we first come in, and then there's an obstacle course set up that they're supposed to follow after the teacher-led time, but no one gets upset with them if they're not doing exactly what they're supposed to on each piece of equipment. They're still free to explore and to skip things if they're not comfortable attempting it. I think it's a great introduction to tumbling and gymnastics.