Regal Gymnastics Academy in Essex Junction offers a full-day summer gymnastics camp for ages 3 and up, open to all abilities and levels. Days combine instructed gymnastics, open gym, daily challenges, games, arts & crafts, outdoor activities and a water slide, with 1-, 2-, 3-, 4- or 5-day options available.
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★Liraz D. MillerI am beyond disappointed with how Regal Gymnastics handled a situation involving my 5-year-old daughter. After being a loyal customer for years and enrolling in multiple camps, we were met with a complete lack of empathy and professional conflict resolution. My daughter was dismissed from class for defending herself after being repeatedly harassed by another child. Rather than investigating the context, the coach immediately removed my daughter and left her alone and crying in the waiting room. There was no attempt to ensure a parent was present before sending a distraught 5-year-old out of the gym. When I tried to discuss the situation, the management—specifically katherine, the owner’s daughter—was dismissive and prioritized her ego over finding a solution. It is telling that another staff member later reached out to me privately to apologize and validate my experience, yet Catherine was unable to show that same maturity or accountability. Instead of acting as a community-focused business, they chose to hide behind "policy" and defensive behavior. If you are looking for an environment that understands child development and values long-term customers, I suggest looking elsewhere. Zero compassion for young children.
★★★★★CHRISTIAAN LEYVA-SHAGOVACTook my niece there and she loves it!
★★★★Natalie DutraWe have done open gymnastics every Sunday for about the last 3 years. They have recently went up in price slightly (just like everything else). I still feel is a good deal for the time and equipment you get to use! My daughter looks forward to going every week. Plus we get to have a little.lunch after. They have a full menu and kitchen there with a large variety of items to choose from. Would be a great place to just eat honestly.
★david kirkMy daughter was attending the “Discovery Adventure Camp”. It was marketed as a gymnastics themed camp with similar aged kids, my daughter is 5. I felt misled about the camp. It is more consistent with a large daycare. We pulled our daughter out after two days after an incident when she could not be located at the end of the day. She was found in the bathroom with two additional kids in the same stall, and she was crying her eyes out because obviously, that situation is not ideal, nor is it safe. My daughter has a health condition as well, so not knowing where she was is certainly an added issue. The space is definitely not clean either. There is Sheetrock dust on the floor. I went in this morning and there was a sleeve of dirty diapers hanging out near the door. Piles of paper precariously jammed on nearly all of the counter space in the office area. It looks like it hasn’t seen a legit cleaning job in a while. I’ve also heard from other parents about very unusual conversations and behavior modification techniques that don’t seem consistent with the loving/caring/supportive atmosphere you’d expect. I wouldn’t send my kid back for another day if someone paid me to. If you have another option, you should seriously consider it.
★★★★★Suzanne BMy daughter has been in the preschool here and it’s been a good experience with the new director and the other teachers. My 4 year old love camp this summer and we just started some age 4 “tumble bear” classes. The equipment and teachers are all good!