New Generation Gymnastics Academy in Wakefield (South Kingstown) runs summer day camps that mix gymnastics with arts and crafts, games, playing in the foam pit, and fort-building. Founded in 2000, the gym serves all levels from beginners to national competitors. Camp costs about $185 per week, with multi-week discounts and half-day options available.
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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 New Generation Gymnastics Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleMy daughter loves her class here (4 years old). We have been coming here for several months. I have had great communication with the owner when we were first choosing a class. Fun, practical activities. Highly recommend :)
never learned anything and the coaches and staff were rude to me and my mom.
Feel free to take my review with a grain of salt. I am a 43 year old man who has never set foot in this gym. My daughter, who is 9 years old, wanted to do a gymnastics class with a friend who is younger but has more experience with gymnastics. My daughter's sole purpose in going to this gym was to be in the class with her friend. So my wife, and the friends mother, visited the gym to see if the girls could be in a class together. The staff told them that there was no assessment that could be done to see if they could be in the same class/ skill level, that the only way was to put them in a class session of 8 classes and "see how it goes". So my wife paid hundreds of dollars for the session, and an annual fee which I believe is for insurance. During the first class, they were told the kids skill levels were too disparate to be in class together, the friend would be in a higher level class and my daughter would be in a class with much younger children (as young as 5 years old). My daughter was very upset and cried all that night and whenever we discussed with her going back to the gym. She is not a kid that upsets easily. She did go back for a second class with the younger children, but cried afterward as she just wanted to be in class with her friend. After this second class (several weeks ago), I called around 5 pm to try to speak with the owner to see if there was anything that could be done to make it work. The person that spoke with me said the owner "is very busy and she won't be able to speak with you until after 9 pm". I said that would be fine, I left my name and number, and was never called. I have called and left a message 3 times since, and each time the staff took my name and number, and I have never been called. They have never reached out to my family or wife to see why my daughter, who was paid for the whole session, never returned. So, my experience with this business is that they took hundreds of dollars from a little girl, then did a bait & switch when they knew that her one purpose was to do gymnastics with her friend. It is entirely possible that this gym is the greatest gym ever at training elite athletes and will get your kid a gymnastics college scholarship or to the olympic team. However if your children are like mine and just want a fun recreational gymnastics experience, I would encourage you to look elsewhere. I have in the past taken my children to Aim High and have nothing but good things to say about that gym.
My kids have been learning gymnastics here for years. It is a fun sport and keeps them healthy and flexible. Sue is great at nuturing them and still understanding that they are kids.
We love this gymnastics place. We have been taking lessons there for three years and are very happy with the quality of instruction and individualized attention.


