Gymnastics camp at Massachusetts Gymnastics Center's Westborough gym, with instruction on all the Olympic events plus Tumble Trak, foam pit and open gym time, mixed with contests, arts and crafts, cooperative games and outdoor breaks. Eight themed weeks run from late June through mid-August, each with its own theme and special event; the full-day program ($435) is for boys and girls ages 5 and up, and a half-day option ($325) is also offered. Early drop-off ($10/day) and extended day ($18/day) are available as paid add-ons.
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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 Massachusetts Gymnastics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleMy daughter absolutely loves her class at MGC. It’s been a game changer for her strength and confidence; she had become so much more adventurous and brave since beginning! Her teachers are so kind and motivating and she truly loves them. Everytime we get in the car she asks if we’re going to gymnastics! We’ve tried other gyms that were a complete flop and she definitely benefits from the structure here! Highly recommend.
MGC is exceptional! Communication is excellent—clear, responsive, and consistent. The support they provide their athletes is tremendous, creating a positive and motivating environment where everyone feels encouraged to succeed. The instructors are truly fabulous: highly talented, professional, and genuinely invested in each athlete’s growth. We couldn’t recommend MGC more highly!
If I could give this place zero stars, I would. My daughter was enrolled in camp here this week and was beyond excited to attend. Unfortunately, the experience was the opposite of what we expected. When dropping her off, we often walked into an empty room with no staff present, leaving us questioning if the place was even open. On the rare occasion there was a “senior” staff member at the front, they couldn’t be bothered to greet the kids—or even respond when my daughter said hello. The one time I said “good morning,” I got a look back that made it clear my greeting was an inconvenience. The younger teenage counselors seemed fine, but the adults set the tone—and that tone was one of indifference and unprofessionalism. It took everything in me not to lecture them on the basics of customer service and common courtesy. I’m not the kind of parent who thinks my child should be treated like royalty—I fully understand the world is tough. But when it comes to kids and a camp environment, I expect at least a baseline of professionalism, kindness, and interest. I understand some families have had better experiences here, but based on the reviews, inconsistency seems to be the norm—and that’s a huge problem when it comes to caring for kids. This place gives the impression of being happy to take your money with zero real interest in the kids, unless they see some talent they think is worth investing in. I rarely leave reviews unless an experience is either exceptional or truly terrible—and sadly, this was the latter. Do better.
My daughter had one of the best experiences here. She is looking forward to going there every week. Teachers are very nice and supportive toward all students. My daughter’s coach was Matt Monteverdi. Unfortunately, today was her last day and she was so sad. She hopes to see you guys in the fall!
Very good gymnasium. Really professional staff and trainers . My friends kid goes here and she is showing so much interest going to her classes. Lots of outside tournaments . Hats off to all trainers. Surely good . Wil surely recommend . Thumbs up 👍




