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Mankato Area Gymnastics School

★★★★ 4.338 reviewsMankato, MN

Private

Mankato Area Gymnastics School runs summer gymnastics camps at its Mankato facility for recreational and competitive gymnasts of all levels, led by its coaching staff along with collegiate gymnasts. Camps focus on skill-building across gymnastics events in a supportive setting, with summer sessions running June through late August. Specific daily hours and age brackets are not listed online.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 Mankato Area Gymnastics School directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★alyssa g

Bullying that was occurring during the boys class was not handled even close to appropriately…. Just let it keep happening despite numerous attempts by parents to improve the situation. It was verbal and physical at times and bordering on sexual harassment because of butt slapping by another child. Couldn’t be more unimpressed and so sad for our son because he really loved gymnastics.

★★★Brianne Wiese

Equipment is very old and could definitely use an upgrade. I would have liked to see some supervision or interaction during a birthday party.

Alyssa Wuebker

We stopped going about halfway through the fall session we had signed our toddler up for. Virtually no instruction, class started late often, and overall, it was very chaotic. I would be shocked if anyone there even learned my daughter's or my name.

★★Danielle Trimbo

My child attended beginner's gymnastics here, but initially, it lacked structure, resembling an open gym. Her skills regressed, despite private lessons being helpful. However, I believe progress was limited until more teachers were assigned. We won't return due to inadequate instructor-to-student ratios for younger children.

ambern isabella

I usually only leave good reviews because too often we only comment on the negative. My experience, however, warrants a negative review. I drove to MAGS to sign my daughter up in person for a class. When I got there the girl told me I had to do it online. Not sure why I could not sign up there but ok. So I went home and signed my daughter up for an Aerial class 6pm on Wednesdays. The dates were correct. I paid my annual registration and class fee. We were all set! My daughter was so excited for her upcoming class. We showed up early for the class and tried to find where she was supposed to be in the crowd. I asked the office and proceeded to watch the instructor and office worker yell back and forth from the gym saying that the class wasn’t being taught this session. I showed them what it says on their website. Dates were correct. Fee was paid. I was told my daughter could go to the 5pm class that she’d just missed the class. It’s 6pm now. I didn’t want her to miss the first day of instruction for a brand new activity. Why would anyone want that prorated or not. There was no apology for their website discrepancy, disappointing my child, or for wasting my time. Clearly we didn’t matter to them. I took my refund and my crying, disappointed daughter home and told her we’d sign up in the future. That was a month ago and now I have an email that says I’ve been charged a late fee! We’ll see how long it takes them to respond to my refund request. It is no wonder so many families told me to go to K&G or LeSeuer! We picked MAGS because of proximity and because I went there as a kid. But I learned the hard way its worth the drive to go elsewhere.

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