Renaissance Gymnastics Academy in East Providence runs a recreational summer day camp centered on gymnastics, with small groups led by adult instructors and team gymnasts. Beyond gym time, campers do arts activities such as drawing, painting, and sculpting, plus reading and social time after lunch. Camp runs about $395 per week.
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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 Renaissance Gymnastics Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Jenna BentleyMiss Jenn is great with the kids and my son has a really fun time! It’s structured nicely, and she was great with my son when he first attended and was hesitant to leave me. The class size is small so each kid gets focused attention and he gets so excited at to do all the activities / exercises.
★★★★★Kendra MetaxasWe have been members at RGA since my daughter could walk, now 7, and have nothing but fantastic feedback to share. It has been amazing watching her grow and become more confident in her skills. The facility is always clean and the teachers are awesome! Miss Jen, owner, has always made her self available, whether a child needs extra love before entering a class, encouraging her students and attentive to the parents needs and questions as well. We love RGA!
★★★★★Lindsey GumbRecently started taking my two year old son here, and it's great! The staff is friendly, and my son has a wonderful time running around like a nut: jumping on the trampoline, playing with the balls, climbing the mats, walking (with my assistance) on the balance beam, etc. He also loves the quiet play area in reception with the toys, and is content to play there for an additional half hour after the gym. Best $20 I've spent in a long time!
★★★★★D-LO “Himotoma”My daughter has been going here now for 2 years great place. IT NEVER smells like a gym its very clean and the staff is super friendly. For those who don't know what open play is, its when kids run around play and use there imagination. There are staff there but they are more like monitors who sometime push or help kids when they need some assistance. My daughter also goes here for beginner gymnastics.. Its been great, her teacher Lauren is very patient yet stern which my wife and I love. We look forward to re in rolling her.
★★★★★Michael KreyssigMy daughter has been attending RGA since she was 2 years old. When she first started she was very shy and really wanted nothing to do with the classes. My wife and I actually had to sit in the classes with her because she refused to participate in any of the activities unless we were next to her. The staff did a phenomenal job of working with my daughter and getting her to come out of her shell. Now, four years later she is on their competition team, doing great and loves gymnastics and loves her coaches. We can't wait to see what she will accomplish here in the future. Regarding the review about open play. I do not think the person fully understood what "Open Play" is. Think of it as taking your kids to Chuck E Cheese or Monkey Joes. The workers are there to enforce rules. These are not instructional periods. Depending on the age group, the parents do stay and watch their children. For the older age groups the children are free to practice and play on whatever equipment they wish. But again these are not actual classes, but are a great way to introduce your child to RGA, or just give them a place to blow off some steam for a few hours.