Georgia All-Stars Gymnastics in Woodstock runs summer day camps for boys and girls ages 3 and up, with gymnastics on Olympic equipment, ninja wall circuits, games, crafts, and daily outdoor splash time. Full-day and half-day options are offered; campers bring a bathing suit and towel for water activities.
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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 Georgia All-Star Gymnastics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleIf you're looking for a place where your child can grow, laugh, and truly come alive, Georgia All-Stars is it. From the moment you walk in, the energy is warm, welcoming, and full of possibility. The staff here is nothing short of wonderful. They are attentive, encouraging, and genuinely talented — the kind of people who remember your child's name, celebrate their progress, and meet them right where they are. You can tell they love what they do, and that passion is contagious. One thing I especially appreciate is that parents aren't left guessing about what's happening in class. The facility is thoughtfully set up with dedicated viewing areas so you can watch your child learn, grow, and have the time of their life — without being a distraction. It's such a simple touch, but it means the world to families who want to stay connected to the experience.
We’ve been with GASG since August 2023 starting in a rec class for our daughter and moving to a team in June 2024. Gymnastics challenges her, and we get a front row seat to see how she pushes herself mentally to continue working on skills. We’ve seen so much growth again this season - it’s so fun to watch her and her team get better and better. Her confidence the last couple meets has been the most obvious area of growth to us as parents. We appreciate how Coach Jason and Coach Joy have made this another enjoyable season for her and us. That confidence and discipline has carried over into other areas of life and it’s allowed great conversations at home. Her coaches provide encouragement, corrections, and positivity. We love this gym and can’t say enough great things about her experience.
Love this place! my daughter has been coming here for the past 3 years & has loved every second of it. Her overall strength & confidence has improved so much, she loves coming for class, camp, & Parents night out! I love all the employees here as well- they’re such a delight & always make me feel like family. Laney, Madison, Alexis, & Nikki specifically are always a pleasure to deal with. so grateful for this place!
So disappointed and hurt over how Coach Laney and the admin handled our two week notification of taking the summer off. I thought maybe after 3 years of being there, giving two week notice but according to them it has to be by the 15th. I emailed on the 17th for two weeks being march 31st. A two day difference, that she said she admitted she didn’t even see until the 19th! Regardless, Laney called to inform me it wasn’t counted and we would still Be charged April. Not hey, we’re sorry to see the girls go, we will miss them, it was just about money. And that’s clearly what this place has become about is the money. The preschool classes are crowded, chaotic and lack structure. Kids are peeing on the gym floor and clearly not ready for the class. The 3’s are with the 5’s. My daughter never gets to use the trampoline. And at a certain point it seems like the coaches just give up and do free play jumping into the pit. The SINGLE bathroom for the whole gym is generally disgusting. They admit and know it’s crowded. I don’t feel like the administration is serving the preschool classes the best they could because they lost not only a family today but a referral source.
Our daughter was enrolled at Georgia All Stars for over four years. Unfortunately, our overall experience was disappointing. One of the biggest issues we encountered was the constant turnover of coaches. It felt like there was little consistency or long-term development, which made it difficult for the athletes to build trust and progress effectively. Over the course of several years, we saw very little growth in our daughter's skills. Despite her dedication and consistent attendance, she was still performing many of the same skills in her final year that she was doing when she started. There seemed to be a lack of structured progression and accountability for individual athlete development. While the gym may work for some families, our experience left us feeling that the coaching and training environment lacked the stability and challenge needed to help our daughter reach her potential.

