The Peach Pit Prado in Sandy Springs runs gymnastics summer camps for ages 3-16, with half-day (9 a.m.-1 p.m., ages 3+) and full-day (9 a.m.-4 p.m., ages 4+) options and early drop-off/late pick-up add-ons. Camp rotates through gymnastics, ninja, or cheer intervals with dance, crafts, yoga, and games.
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Powered by GoogleAs a dad who doesn’t know anything about gymnastics, I can’t say enough good things about Coach Lillian. My daughter struggles with social anxiety and Lillian has been incredibly patient, kind, and understanding with her. She’s taken the time to not only help my daughter feel comfortable and confident, but also to explain things to me so I can better support my daughter as she continues to advance in gymnastics. It really means a lot. You can tell she truly cares about the kids and meets them where they are. We’re very grateful for her, and the rest of the staff at The Peach Pit.
Coach Oliver is so incredibly patient and explains to the children so well. Definitely a coach Oliver fan!!!!❤️
Latara, one of the managers at this location, was very accommodating and helped us get our registration sorted out. Thank you for your professionalism and helping our friend’s son get transferred over to camp this week as well.
Moms of color or Moms of children of color, do NOT send your child of color to this establishment because your child will be immediately seen as a behavior problem. In my daughter’s two years in school her teachers have NEVER reported her having a behavior problem. However, the staff at my daughter’s school is diverse, unlike the staff at Peach Pit Prado, and they don’t look at every child of color as a problem or a threat. Also, this was not my daughter’s first time receiving instruction; she played soccer with a diverse staff and a diverse team. I guess now I’m the typical mad Black woman. Ultimately, my little girl’s first gymnastics and dance experience was ruined at Peach Pit Prado. The staff is not diverse and they are unfit to provide care and instruction. The Peach Pit Prado staff didn’t give my daughter a chance, and they should be ashamed. After only her third day at being at this camp, I was told that my daughter was unable to adhere to instruction and I was called to come retrieve my daughter from the facility only 1 hour after I dropped her off. Mind you, this was the first incident I was made aware of. That day, I was told by management that I would receive a refund; then, the very next day I was called by upper level management and told I wouldn’t receive a refund for the next full week of camp I paid for. This was completely unfair because the manager had not done due diligence with their staff to understand what took place and that they initiated my daughter’s departure. $400 dollars of my family’s hard earned money is now down the drain and my daughter’s outlook on gymnastics is forever scarred.
I really do not recommend this place at all. My daughter insisted a lot on participating in this summer camp because a friend from school was going, she decided to use money from her savings (her piggy bank) to pay for this camp and it really was a complete disappointment, the people in this place are unprofessional, they work with children and do not treat them properly, they are cold and very serious with them (when it is a place to have fun), I never felt completely confident leaving my daughter there, the last day of camp they invited the parents to go to the place, my husband went instead of me, the treatment by the staff was rude, after giving him the camp shirt a woman of approximately 40 years old without even looking at him in the face asked him to leave the place, at no time did I see that the coaches treated the children in an assertive manner. Sadly a waste of money.






