Greenville Gymnastics, a gym serving the area for over 25 years, offers gymnastics camps and clinics running several days up to a week for focused, higher-intensity skill work across events. Camp-specific ages are not stated.
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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 Greenville Gymnastics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleLook - the gym stuff seems fine. Staff is nice. I'm here about the parking lot and the number of people here constantly. I think they have too many classes going at once. The parking lot is a massive zoo at 4:30. Unless you catch the magic window when a large class lets out, there is no parking in the evening. There are just cars everywhere with people inventing parking spaces and running through dumping kids out of the car at the front doors. The parents area upstairs does not have nearly enough seating and it's loud. The lobby is crowded and cramped typically with about 6 chairs that are always occupied and lots of kids and parents waiting for the next class. We just escort our child in, make sure they go with the teacher, and then leave the building to wait in the car.
The communication is terrible. My wife signed my daughter up for a trial class. During the class, I could tell that the other students had been there before and they were already aware of the routine. As this was my daughters first day SHE REQUIRED EXTRA HELP. Which is quite natural. Several times my child was told to sit down while the other child was not sitting down. Quite naturally if the other child is standing my three year old would want too as well. At the end, one of the assistant instructors said that my daughter did well. I could tell that according to the other instructor she did not. She instructed me to put my daughter in a parent/child class to learn the routine. Aren’t I paying you to teach her the routine. Maybe you guys should consider separating the beginners from the experienced students. Also, I called to speak to the instructor and was told that it would be next week before she could give me a call because she was out of the office. 20 mins later I missed a call. Called back to talk to her and was told that she is not in office and but she left a message with the front desk. Long story short since the instructor is not willing to teach my child and communicate with me, she will not be taking classes here.
My daughter started at Greenville Gymnastics in August at lev.1. She is now level 2 in her second season & has loved every single practice. The facility has a lot to offer. An upstairs viewing room. The coaches & staff are all very sweet and knowledgeable. They also have camps during winter and spring break that outsiders and friends can join for the day as well. We will definitely be signing up for another season.
The place to be! I love it! From my 7 & 8 yr old boys. They are learning so much from Instructor Roland! Parkour Training!
We have taken a few classes there. The sessions are hit or miss. I feel our child did not progress much since the second week of class and almost every class seemed to be the same thing, but they offered little in how we could practice at home to help our child advance. The previous class was held up by spending a lot of time on just one child leaving the other children just sitting for about half the class. A lot of that class was just watching my child be bored or trying to entertain himself. He did at least learn some different things though, but I feel most of it could have been learned without shelling out for the classes....






