Gymnastics and tumbling day camp at Tataru's Gymnastics and Tumbling, a training gym with locations in Knoxville and Farragut that coaches preschool through elite levels. Camp runs 9am to 4pm across two one-week sessions each summer, in mid-June and mid-July, at $325 per week with a discount for booking both. The gym has operated for 25 years; the camp page does not state an age range for campers.
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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 Tataru's Gymnastics Tumbling directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleWent here for open gym after seeing numerous recommendations on various moms Facebook groups and decided to give it a try. The website is a little confusing to sign the waiver for open gym and did lot like that you had to enter credit card information even if you are paying cash as they recommend. Once we finally got into the gym, I was shocked at how dirty everything was and the air quality was horrible. Smelt like mold and mildew and I could not stop coughing. This was not just the smell of chalk as I've seen the owner claim on other reviews. There is definitely a lack of proper cleaning happening at this facility as well as poor ventilation. There are plenty of other gymnastics facilities close by that are clean and offer open gym, check those out instead.
We visited during their designated open play time with our 2- and 4-year-old kids and were told we couldn’t be on the equipment with them, which is ridiculous given their ages. We respectfully moved to the other side of the gym, only to be told not to move anything because a class was going on. It makes no sense to offer open play while also running a class and then scolding parents for trying to supervise their kids. On top of that, half the equipment was broken anyway. Overall, a frustrating and disappointing experience.
My children did like the classes but we had to leave because the air quality in the structure is not ok. Dunno what it is but circulation seemed very poor and, I always ended up with headaches after going there, so I started sending my kids in on their own. This didn’t sit well with us, so ultimately, we decided to leave. We gave notice by email before the 15th of January which, as i recall, was the requirement to leave at the end of January. We were paid up for the month of January because they bill you on the 15th for the subsequent month. They said we can’t just leave, that we have to unenroll via website. While trying to fill out said unenrollement form online, the calendar only allowed us to choose February 12th as unenrollment date. I completed it still. However, i subsequently received an email confirming unenrollment on February 28th! We have now been billed for a full month, for 4 children, even after giving reasonable notice. We were never late with payments. We did not owe. Even an exiting employee is only required to give 2weeks notice. All this notwithstanding the fact that they are aware we weren’t able to attend most January classes… lots of sickness around as we all know. Not a single call to ask “are your kids ok?”. Nothing else matters it seems… as long as there’s money in your account for them to take.. I believe that this is quite unreasonable. We were never late with payments. We did not owe. Even an exiting employee is only required to give 2weeks notice. Needless to say, I do not recommend this business. The star given is for the coaches. UPDATE after call with the owner: We spoke and i listened to his explanation but when i tried to explain that i simply expect the same courtesy of being charged a prorated fee for our exit, just as we were charged prorated when we joined (because we weren’t prevented from joining in the middle of their money-charging-cycle), he indicated that he just called “to be be kind”, not to listen to my input on how he should run his business. So i told him; “no, thank you and goodbye”. I believe that we are owed at least a half a month's fee back. I gave notice before the 15th of January. I had hoped it would suffice for a January 31 exit. This would be 2weeks notice. Upon following the website’s dis-enrollment calendar however, it only allowed a February 12 dis-enrollment. I still signed off on that thinking ok, 30 days from notification is not too too bad. This is not what happened though. We were charged for all of February.I cannot imagine that any reasonable person can ever consider it fair to be required to give 45 days notice to leave a kids gym. And, whether or it is my body's sensitivities that's the problem isn't an issue. I did notice that no one else seemed troubled by it and, this is why i chose to leave quietly. I would have mentioned this to the business if I had been asked so that they could check if they wanted. But no one asked why we were leaving. I had 4 children attending the gym. I was pulling out all 4 and no one, not one person asked why. So, again, i really dunno that this business is about the kids' success/wellbeing and family, but it's probably a "good" business.
My daughter absolutely loves coming here for beginners gymnastics. Huge gym with lots of stuff to practice on. Friendly teachers. But the best part is her class is always small. Just a few kids each time so they get more one on one interaction with the teachers. Love it here. There's also a place upstairs for parents to sit where you can see the entire gym floor.
My daughter attended camp here this week and she had the best time! There are SO many different things for the kids to do. She jumped right in even though we just moved to Tennessee a couple weeks ago. The staff was warm and welcoming.






