International Gymnastics Camp

★lara

I went hear 2-3 years ago and the counselors and people there were just very rude towards me, I didn’t enjoy my experience it felt very pressuring by everyone. My counselor in particular was quite rude towards me like ignoring, and acting just different clearly having some favorites. Overall I liked the afternoon break with canteen and all but the people there were just jerky.

★★★★★Laura Tibbetts

My daughter attending 6 year at ICG. . Now at 18 and aged out she is giving back. Over the 6 years she attended single weeks along with double weeks. She learned so much since attending her first year, has made a lot of new friends from around the the USA and other countries who she is still in contact with, finally she loves the delicious food and free time at recreation activities!!! Summer of 2025 she became a coach/counselor for the entire summer. Sharing her passion to rising gymnasts.

★★★★★Brandy Gamboa

I can’t say enough good things about this camp! My son had an exceptional time and gained so many skills! The coaches & staff were amazing. If you are looking for a gymnastics camp that includes lots of fun mixed with hard training, then don’t look any further than IGC! I can’t recommend them enough!!!

★★★★★Isabella Bartol

amazing amazing camp for gymnasts:) had the best week of my life and it was so cool to see so many people from all over America as well s all over the world. the coaches are so understanding and you can talk to them about any of your problems and just all in all, its just so fun. Its also very well priced for such a good camp. You will never be bored and I made the best of friends at my one week stay at camp

★★★★Rob Clendenin

My daughter spent and had a week had a great time, however I would recommend understanding what a week entails: 1. No up training, she did not work any new skills at all. With almost 6 hours a day of training, tons of coaches and constant spotting I would expect kids to be able to do some up training if they want to, my daughter did not have the opportunity. 2. No electronics - I fully support removing the phones and electronics for the week IF we are able to get updates on how they are doing, see pictures, etc. You can, however there is a cost. For everything. Want to send your child an email? $1. Want to read the reply (look at the picture of the hand written reply) $1. Want to see pictures? Hope you kid was in some, then if you want them you can buy them for $8 for the full size cell phone pic. This year pics were taken by counselors and did not have watermarks so you could just save them (web resolution) from your browser, otherwise there is a cost. I included some of the pics to provide an example of some of the stellar photos (to be fair there are some really good pics as well, but my wife and I were stunned this blurry and/or really far away pics were being listed as being purchasable) My daughter was really upset about the no phone thing and wouldn't even say good bye to us when we dropped her off, HOWEVER, when she was picked up she was all smiles and declared she was coming back next year so even without the up training, and even with the cash grab (on top of the $1500 weekly cost) it was worth it - but don't think your child will come back with new skills.