Southeastern Gymnastics in Weddington offers half-day summer camps running Monday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Options include a preschool camp for ages 3-5 and themed weeks such as SLIME Time, Lego Mania, and Tumble and Art for ages 5 and up, mixing gymnastics with crafts and activities.
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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 Southeastern Gymnastics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Emma Keefneri’ve been in therapy for 6 years, go somewhere else.
★★★★★Ciaran O'DonnellReally like the coaching here. Classes seem well balanced for skill and they have them at all skill levels. Coaches are nice and have patience. Much better experience than the other local place everyone has heard of. Also better pricing.
★Jessie RWMy review is based on my daughter being only 3 years old and we were looking for a fun activity for her to do. In no way were we expecting her to be the next Simone Biles! All that to say, if you’re looking for a little kid friendly activity that’s fun for them then this is not it. My daughter is rather independent. She’s done dance and goes to preschool. So day one she went right in and took the class with her two other close friends. Immediately when we left she says in the car “I don’t want to go back there” and “the lady was mean”. I thought maybe she just needs to get use to it. Second class, I sit in with her because she was hysterical crying that she didn’t want to go in. She kept saying she was scared. So I went in and was waiting for the teachers to warm up to the kids but they were very cold and disengaged. Mind you, these are 3-4 year olds. The way they were talking to the toddlers and what they were expecting from them was not age appropriate at all. I wouldn’t say they were mean, just very direct and serious. Zero fun or even any happiness to their tone. The kids definitely sensed this and kept wanting to leave the room or would cry. This went on for all 3 attempts we tried to make it through the classes. Sadly, we won’t be back. Now if you’re looking for a serious place for your child to perfect gymnastics then this might be the place for you! I can’t speak on that! But if you’re looking for a fun activity for your toddler, don’t even attempt it.
★★★★Justin GrossMy daughter really enjoys going there and all the coaches seem really good from what I can tell. The facility is okay and the viewing area for parents could use an update. The area where the girls can put their stuff down is pretty cramped as well and the building itself does not have a great smell.
★★karla SequoiasFirst of all My daughter love her Coach so do I, Coach Candy, I've know her since I first introduced my daughter to gymnastics. I really signed my daughter to this place because of Coach Candy. The gyn stinks, costumer service is the main reason I am dropping my daughter from class. They don't offer a more friendly payment methods. They send reminder email for tuition due date, but I was told not to pay using that online online option, which would be much more convinient for me. And during the winter break tried to call to make a payment over the phone and nobody picks up the phone. Asked my husband to make a payment first day after the break the receptionist was rude kept telling him that he was yelling and were applying late fee. Which we would be ok to pay for if I had not tried to call and nobody picked the phone. Which translate to me that the office was closed. So the main reason that we are leaving is due to really bad costumer service.