Top Notch Gymnastics in Concord runs summer camps for boys and girls ages 3.5 and up (must be potty trained) in half-day sessions (9 a.m.-1 p.m.), with 3-day or 5-day and flexible weekly options. Children are grouped by age and ability for gymnastics instruction, games, crafts and trampoline/tumble time.
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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 Top Notch Gymnastics Inc directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Melissa KleinMy daughter loves it here! It’s the highlight of her week. She also had fun during spring break camp. Overall very pleased!!!
★★★★★Mabel Jane HoevkerWe had my daughters 4th birthday party here today! The staff was amazing 👏 Miss D did absolutely amazing with all the kiddos! They both were so awesome, encouraging the kids every step (and stumble) of the way. I can't recommend a better place to host a party! We'll definitely be back! Thank you for making our day so special 💗
★★★★★A. F.My daughter has been going for about a month now and I’m beyond pleased and happy about the experience so far. The coaches are attentive and teach proper technique. Her confidence and skill have grown so much in this short period of time. I’m excited to see her progress.
★★★mack hattendorfLove going for open gym. It’s a great experience for kids. But the last few weeks the instructors have been not very helpful. The Teenagers make it a better experience they are fun helping. And the last times I went the adult constructors sit on there phones. Overall a good place.
★Brittney WhitleyI would not recommend this place to any new beginners. My girl was so excited to go to gymnastics for the first time but had a horrible experience. The "teachers" did not take the time to introduce her to the other students in class. They didn't show her how to do any of the stretches they were doing, so she sat at the end by herself crying while the teen teachers chatted it up with one another. I sat and watched for a couple minutes to see if they would acknowledge her and attempt to show her how to do anything.... which did not happen. So I walked out and got my daughter and the teachers didn't even notice she left. Again, would not recommend for any new young beginners.