Central Virginia Gymnastics teams up with the Powhatan Ice Den to run a combined full-day camp built from two half-day programs: mornings on the ice at the Ice Den (9:30am-12:30pm) and afternoons in the gym at Central Virginia Gymnastics (12:30pm-3:30pm) with tumbling, games and crafts. Camp runs Tuesday-Thursday for ages 6-12 across six open-enrollment weeks from June through August; families pick one week or all six. No prior gymnastics or hockey experience is needed, and small camper-to-staff ratios allow flexible grouping by ability.
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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 Central Virginia Gymnastics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Kristin Windsor StevensGreat experience visiting here for open gym class for my toddler. She gets extremely excited and more on the hyper side and they did so great with her and continued to include her in the activities. Thank you so much
★★★★★Melissa MontoyaWe’ve been at Central Virginia Gymnastics for about a year now and we have really enjoyed it. The owners and coaches are very easy to work with. The coaches for the young children are patient and kind. It’s a very busy place and highly sought after so it can be hard to get in. However, even with that we have asked to switch classes and they were able to accommodate quickly. Our kids love it there and we have been very happy. Pricing is reasonable as well. All classes are after school hours only so if there is one thing we could change it would be for them to have homeschool hours. They are at capacity and hopefully one day we will see them expand to a larger space with extended hours.
★Ashley OverfieldSave yourself the time and money and go somewhere else. One. The “coaches” do not do anything but stand there. Basically an expensive baby sitter. Two. My daughter is six years old and just started three weeks ago and myself and another mom have asked multiple times if the coaches could show the girls what to do on the bars, mats etc and we have been ignored and dismissed. So my daughter has started to break down in tears and even went as far as spraining two of her fingers because she is confused and frustrated because she doesn’t know what to do and gets no help from the coaches. Three. If you bring your concerns to the OWNER, she will tell you that there is nothing she can do and to talk to the coaches. So after asking the coaches to help then asking the owner. I have been ignored and dismissed. Since I have already paid for the month of April I guess I will continue to bring her for the expensive babysitting classes till May.
★★★★★Stephanie RussoThe gym is clean and well equipped. The coaches are very friendly and knowledgeable. My 5 year-old loves gymnastics and is learning how to control her body and build strength. It is great to see the more advanced gymnasts train at the same time as her session. Highly recommend!
★★★★★Karen MorseWhat a positive experience for a young girl. This school is supportive, positive, fun while being serious about training young athletes. They aren't about wearing an expensive uniform or writing a check every time you walk in the door. Great atmosphere and open to anyone in the community!