Metropolitan Gymnastics runs recreational summer camps for ages 4 to 12 at its Kent gym, with weekly themes across gymnastics, parkour and trampoline & tumbling. Days combine gymnastics, games, obstacle courses, themed activities and outdoor time, with foam pits, trampolines, rope swings, parachute games and - weather permitting - outdoor water play, sidewalk chalk and giant bubbles. Two lengths are sold: a 5-hour camp at $425 per week and a 7-hour camp at $525 per week. Campers must be bathroom independent and bring a nut-free lunch, afternoon snack, water bottle, spare clothes and a towel; bookings include a $100 non-refundable deposit.
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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 Metropolitan Gymnastics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Monica WTook my son here and there is never any parking available. Honestly, I was disgusted when I went inside. This place truly smells bad
★★★B. F.That was the first time there. So far so good. Still good, looks dirty and dated. It needs a real good cleaning. Wish there was a health department inspection for these places as well.
★★★★★Andre LeeWent in there as someone whom last gymnastics session was 30 years ago at school and that I would be around talented people. Well...no I am not going to say I made a super breakthrough or miracle. I still can't do handstand or cartwheel, and forward roll gave me a bit of motion sickness. I am going back again. The warmup exercises are what I need to relax my very tensed up muscle, and while I might still not being able to do rolls, hand stand or cartwheel, I can still work on other exercises. I didn't know I actually can kick that high up, or jump on a crash mat 3 feet high, and we'll...of course, an experience with the foam pit! There's also others who I can tell - had great progress in their visit as well, so...any case. I like the place and I am going to keep working out!
★★★★★Kristin HuffmanBeen here for a couple of years now for rec classes and it’s been awesome. Our kiddo is young and learning new skills based on the stations/activities set up during class. The coaches will occasionally give challenges and introduce new skills to students who seem interested in advancing on their own. The coaches we’ve had have treated our child with respect and have been appropriately stern when needed in order to keep class going and not take from the experience of others. I’d recommend this place to parents for sure. I have had a tough time getting a hold of them by phone occasionally BUT I know from spending time here that it’s because they are utilizing their staffing for coaching and often coaches get pulled to help others or work with a kid. I can’t be too mad at that honestly.
★★★★★Ann NguyenMy daughter loves her class and teachers. We’ve experienced great customer service. Shocked to see so many negative customer service reviews on Google! Our experience has been positive. Sometimes I watch my daughter’s class from the lobby parent’s viewing area so I hear the front desk, it seems like most of the occasional angry parents never read the policies when enrolling, then give no cancel notice and get mad they were charged tuition for the next month. At one point we’ve stopped for holiday month, then rejoined with no issues! Just follow the rules for giving cancel notice and you won’t be charged.