
Four Star Ninja Academy
Four Star Ninja Academy LLC
Four Star Ninja Academy is a Fargo ninja-obstacle gym that offers four-day summer camps (Monday to Thursday, 9:00am to 12:00pm) for children ages 6 and up. Camps include ninja games and challenges, obstacle training, snacks, and an end-of-week pizza party, with limited spots.
Sessions & rates
| Session | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summer Camps9:00am – 12:00pm | See camp website → | 6+ | $175 | Open |
Limited spots available (30 Total)
Availability shown as of Aug 14, 2026.
Classes
| Class | Dates | Ages | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mini ninjas (ages 3-5) | See camp website → | 3–5 | See camp website → | Open |
| INTRO nINJA | See camp website → | — | See camp website → | Open |
| beginner ninjas | See camp website → | — | See camp website → | Open |
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 Four Star Ninja Academy LLC directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleMy son went here for a summer camp and absolutely loved it. Every day he was excited to go and every day he came back beaming. I love what they're doing. Dusty seems like a great guy with passion working with them. I'd definitely recommend it.
Fantastic addition to the community regarding healthy and interactive outlets for children. Great birthday venue too!
Great, family oriented place to visit and let your kids get their creative energy out. Also helps them learn agility, self control, balance along fine and gross motor skills alike. The owner is super friendly and down to earth.
Everything was absolutely wonderful! So grateful for this space! Our son is 5, and while some things were a bit big for him, there were plenty of things he could use! Great for problem solving and building relentlessness! He’s always sweaty when we leave!
TL;DR: I loved this place. If you've wanted to try a ninja gym, and you're reading this, just do it!... The long version: I was working in Fargo for a week and staying at one of the many hotels nearby to this gym. I noticed it walking back from dinner at a nearby sports bar, and looked it up. On Sunday morning, I walked over there at noon to get the lowdown. I was welcomed in by Janna, who was wonderful. She gave me a tour of the gym and a summary of my options. I quickly decided I would come back later that day for open gym time. There is open gym time almost every day, and it's very reasonably priced even for non-members. Currently it's $15 for open gym for a hour, or a little more for 2 hours. An hour is definitely plenty of time to exhaust oneself, especially for a novice. I did come back, and I had so much fun. The next day, I couldn't believe how lit up my intercostals and pecs were. All the swinging, balancing, and jumping really makes for a great core and chest workout. I had so much fun that I made a point to go back for the Wednesday night adult class. This was great, even if I wasn't entirely recovered from my Sunday exuberance. The group was large, but divided up into four pods with four separate coaches, it felt like a small group and the coaches kept everyone busy and were quick to scale exercises to individual abilities. I felt very welcomed both by the coaches and by the other participants. Everyone is very encouraging and it was both motivating and fun. The gym is well-appointed with standard dumbbells, barbells, and racks, so if you somehow have any energy left, there's plenty to get a good pump in to finish. I highly recommend this to the hotel crowd for anyone who's either ninja curious or just looking for a good workout. I guarantee you'll get a much better, and more fun, workout than in any hotel fitness room. The salmon ladder, warp walls, swinging jumps, and much more are waiting for you. I should add that this place is incredibly kid/ family friendly. Many of the adults in the class I attended got into it after their kids got started. So, go it alone or take the whole family. It could be a fun date night, too. Just beware, you might get hooked.




