Timberline Gymnastics at 2026 Lowe Street in Fort Collins runs 2026 recreational summer camps open to all families for ages 4-12, with Fort Collins weeks including June 15-19, July 6-10 and July 20-24. Full-day camp runs 9:30am-3:30pm for ages 6-12, while half-day camp runs 9:00am-12:00pm for ages 4-12 and is the only option for ages 4-5. Campers are grouped by age and skill level for gymnastics instruction, creative obstacle courses, interactive games and team-building with the gym's coaching staff, and an early-bird promo code took 20% off through January.
The practical details
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 Timberline Gymnastics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
Camps nearby
Google Reviews
Powered by Google
★★★★★Kim GundelfingerOur girls are hust now starting their 4th season here. They went from self taught prior to joining the gym to placing at the top of most meets. They have learned more than the athletic skill of gymnastics...they have learned teamwork, trust, the value of hardwork and friendship. We are very grateful for Timberline Gymnastics.
★★★Mariah SammonsEdit: my son now goes to a gymnastics center in Johnstown that it’s MUCH cheaper for the same amount of time in the gym. He’s very happy there and I’m very happy to save a ton of money. My local gymnastics center does not accept boys after the age of 5. I was so disappointed for my son about this. Thankfully Timberline Gymnastics appreciates that boys like gymnastics too and offers classes for his age. My son went to his first class on this past Friday. He was so incredibly happy to be there! As a parent, my heart is bursting with joy seeing him do what he loves. There was only him and one other boy in the class, yet they still offer this. Thank you Timberline for offering this sport to boys as well. I hope that my son gets everything he wants out of this opportunity.
★★★★★Noel KarspeckMy daughter attends Timberline and she loves it! She has many friends and extremely kind coaches. They really focus on all of the kids and she feels she is really being helped with her skills. Overall we are extremely satisfied with Timberlines service.
★★★Cindy RichardsI feel the instructors are knowledgeable but will the little ones, I feel it’s hard to learn when there isn’t a consistent instructor. Also it is extremely hard for my concentration to focus on my child when all I can see is how disgustingly nasty the floors, cubbies, windows and bathroom is upstairs. It makes me wonder how often the equipment is cleaned/sanitized? There are food crumbs and spills on the floor and the white linoleum is literally black. How can you run a business and not see this!
★Randie GriegoOver priced for what your kid learns. Too many kids in one class for one instructor. They are super unorganized. Took my son out after a month and even though I canceled the membership they were still pulling funds. The people are nice to you there until you no longer want to have your child go there