Lee County Gymnastics is a Sanford municipal parks-and-recreation program offering themed summer camp weeks using Olympic gymnastics equipment, obstacle courses, and trampolines. Sessions alternate between full-day ($120) and half-day ($75) weeks across the summer, open to boys and girls of a range of ages and skill levels. It is run by Lee County Parks & Recreation.
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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 Lee County Gymnastics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Carly PattenSo happy we found lee county gymnastics! My daughter looks forward to her classes every week and she is excited to grow and learn more. The coaches are great with the kids. Highly recommend!!
★★★★★Kateryna MoralesMy daughter takes gymnastics here. She loves it. It’s often busy, but not too busy. There’s enough chairs and bleachers where parents and siblings can sit and wait for their kid to be done. I love to watch toddler and me classes. It looks like adults are having so much time watching their kids exercise. Theirs a lot of space and a lot of good equipment. I also like that the rules and boundaries of using the facility are clear.
★★Kristin AndrewsAttended a birthday party here. It looks like a nice gym but would not recommend for younger toddlers. We’ve been to other gyms with her and she can run around as she pleases. She’s not even two yet, so obviously listening isn’t our strong suit. The employees were insistent that the kids had to do exactly what they had planned at all times and could not stray to other areas (even with an adult). No bouncing or bars or other activities even though she was with a parent the whole time. I’m not going to sue you if my kid somehow gets hurt hanging from a pair of bars while her feet are touching the ground. They spent the whole time corralling the kids and parents and telling them no, not right now, no we aren’t going to do that. It was over the top and made the whole experience unpleasant and not fun. If you don’t want to let young kids be kids, say that, and make events and classes 4 or 5+. If you have a younger toddler, I’d recommend checking out Kid’s Gym in Chapel Hill or Peak Gymnastics in Apex.
★★★★★SeaI enrolled my son in gymnastics and we've both enjoyed it so far. The coaches are thorough and friendly with the kids!
★★★★★Anthony MarkhamMy niece participates in the beginners class and loves every minute of it. The staff is so pleasant and you can tell they really love the kids. While the facility is currently undergoing renovations, space is a little cramped and the space is noisy, this is only temporary. Great program and staff