United Gymnastics Academy - Port St Lucie
Private
United Gymnastics Academy's Port St. Lucie location runs a summer camp for children ages 6 and up, June through August, 9am-3pm with optional early and late care. Days mix gymnastics with games, crafts, hands-on activities and open-gym free play.
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 United Gymnastics Academy - Port St Lucie directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleMy son 3 years old and my daughter loves to go to their gymnastics class staff is very knowledgeable and friendly
My 4yo loves it here. She loves coach Bri. Wish there was more class time options as its clashing with some of our other activities but all in all its a great place.
It’s unfortunate that this place has gone from being awesome to completely neglected… the owner promised a lot of changes were made when we resigned back up for classes because we quit due to stale teaching and lack of energy. where’s all the new improved equipment, where are the coaches who actually care about teaching the kids new things. I see a lot of coaches standing around eating while having the kids do the same boring stuff every week with nothing new implemented by the end of the classes. Charging more & giving less is wrong, hopefully changes do happen cause it has alot of potential being wasted currently
My son is 2 years old and we recently started bringing him to UGA for the Friday tot drops. We cant thank Samantha, Brianna & the rest of the staff enough for providing a safe, interactive fun learning environment. Friday naps always go a little longer! Thank you for putting a smile on a fathers face weekly!
Unclean, Unstructured, and Lacking Leadership. We had a very disappointing experience with the Shooting Stars program. While it’s marketed as an invitation-only, serious commitment, what we encountered was a lack of structure, poor communication, and disengaged coaching. Coaches often appeared uninterested, frequently left younger kids unsupervised, and on multiple occasions, ate or socialized during class time. There was no notice when coaches were absent, and new instructors were never introduced. Our 4-year-old daughter along with other younger girls of the class, were often left out or ignored, and only thrived when finally given proper attention. One coach brought energy and engagement during a rare fill-in session, which highlighted what had been missing all along. Sadly, we felt the program was not what we signed up for, and withdrew due to these ongoing issues. Would not recommend based on our experience. I have uploaded a photo of the head coach eating on the floor in front of the 4-6 year old shooting stars class. Happened often, mostly Dunkin Donuts. Side note: Ryder is so sweet and amazing with the little ones!!


