Woodland Gymnastics offers gymnastics classes for athletes 18 months and older, and Woodland Elite cheerleading and tumbling classes for ages 3 to 18. Camps are listed among its Special Events alongside birthday parties, open gyms, parents' night outs and starlets playtimes, but camp dates, daily hours and eligible ages are not published on the site. The gym offers scholarships of 10-40% off monthly tuition to parents or guardians who can document financial need.
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 Woodland Gymnastics directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Tonya AlvarezTwice a year they expect you to sell at least $70 worth of products from a catalog OR they charge your account the difference (If you sell $10 worth you get charged an additional $60), in addition to, the $80 you already pay for tuition every month!! As well as any holidays that they’re closed (such as two weeks in December) you still are required to pay for the whole month even though the kids only get two classes!! And every time the kids have a performance the parents have to pay an additional $10 to watch. They charge for EVERYTHING and way too much!! Not to mention I’ve been to some classes where the kids are just stretching and exercising with minimal gymnastics being taught. Needless to say if it were ME paying for my granddaughter to go it would have ended the SECOND that I found my arm being twisted to sell or give an extra $70 twice a year!!
★★Kathryn Is coolit was ok. i went here when i was younger for like 4 years but barely learned anything.
★Jr BlackWoodland Gymnastics has change so much! Not sure if ownership or management change but you can definitely see the change. Kids and parents are asked to take their shoes off when they are on the mats and equipment. However all the coaches are wearing their everyday shoes. Yet our children are touching everything with their hands and body. I question staff about it and their answer was we clean the mats at the end of the day, yet the floor is never cleaned. You know how much bacteria/germs are on the bottom of our shoes, Wow!!!!! How dose the health department allow this. Staff at front desk, Jocelyn, has poor communication skills. A-lot of the kids here were coughing and sneezing, if you don’t want your kids to get sick please don’t bring them here. This place is so unhealthy.
★★★Patricia Wright
★AKThis facility has no A/C. Strenuous activity in 100°F+ temperatures is not acceptable. At temperatures over 90°F fans are ineffective at preventing heat-related illnesses. Apparently the administration felt A/C was important enough that they installed It in there office. The lack of climate control should be fully disclosed during signup.