A week of gymnastics camp is the summer she talks about all year. This is every camp and clinic we can find, from across the internet and the gyms themselves, gathered in one place.
Standout series from across the sport, gathered for you: independently run, widely loved, and the kind of weekend that changes a season.
The world's only beam-only bootcamp: two days, four hours a day, run by Olympian Samantha Peszek with a staff of Olympians, NCAA champions, and judges. Skills, drills, choreography, and judging, with confidence underneath all of it. Forty-six states and thousands of gymnasts in.
All Beam Queen eventsGymnastics camps from the people who've run summer sports camps for over fifty years. Every level is welcome. Campers are evaluated and grouped by ability on day one. Five camps across California, Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania; sessions from $239.
Explore Nike campsThe recruiting-visibility lane: NCAA programs open their gyms every summer, so athletes train where the college teams train, in front of the coaches who recruit. Mostly a high-performance format for Level 8+ and college-bound gymnasts, with some open-level sessions.
Ask any coach: the athlete who comes back from camp is not quite the one who left.
Camp is where "I can't yet" turns into "watch this": the skill that transfers to school-year gymnastics, and to everything else.
A week with different voices unsticks plateaus regular practice can't. Sometimes one new drill is the whole breakthrough.
Camp friendships are the sport's secret retention engine. She'll trade drills and phone numbers with girls she'd otherwise only meet across a podium.
The best camps pair loud fun with quiet safety: certified staff, level-grouped rotations, standards a parent can see. Worth checking before you book.
Gymnastics camps and clinics gathered from across the country. Filter by state, month, level, and type. Vault-run clinics join the map the day they launch.
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We're building our own clinic series with the best coaches in the network. No dates to announce yet, but here is the shape of it.
One day, one event: beam series, bars releases, vault entries, with clinicians who specialize in it.
Levels 3–10Notify meFloor and power tumbling progressions, from first back handspring to twisting.
Rec–L10Notify meMental tools, routine construction, mock-judged run-throughs before meet season.
L4+ · Xcel Gold+Notify meFloor and beam artistry sessions: build a routine that's actually hers.
Optionals & XcelNotify meThe full Vault camp lineup follows the clinic series. Join the alerts listand you'll hear it first.
"Every camper is somebody's whole world."
Ask three things before you book: who is coaching, who is watching, and what happens if something goes wrong. Good camps answer easily: background-checked and safety-certified staff, campers grouped by age and level, controlled check-in and check-out, and a named lead coach responsible for each group all day. A camp director who welcomes those questions is usually running the kind of camp that never makes you ask twice.
Start with the level range on the listing, then read how the camp groups athletes once they arrive. The best camps evaluate everyone on the first morning and regroup by ability, so nobody spends the week bored or in over her head. When in doubt, her coach is the best judge, and camp directors will happily talk through where she'd land before you register.
Leo and shorts, grips if she uses them, a water bottle, snacks, and more hair ties than seems reasonable. Most day camps and clinics need little beyond the usual practice bag, and camps typically send their own packing list at registration. When in doubt, pack it. No camper has ever regretted the extra leo.
Policies vary by host gym, so check each camp's page before you book. Most run open first and last sessions with a showcase at the end, the moment she shows you the skill that clicked, and some gyms are open-viewing all week. If watching matters to you, ask the camp director up front; it's a normal question and they expect it.
Every camp sets its own policy, so read it before checkout. Most offer a credit or a transfer to another date if plans change, and weather closures are typically made up or refunded rather than lost. If a policy isn't posted, email the camp director and ask for it in writing. A clear answer up front is a good sign in itself.
It's more than okay: that's most campers on day one. Camps are built for exactly this: small groups, rotation buddies, and a shared week that turns strangers into teammates by the first lunch. Most campers arrive solo and leave with friends from forty gyms. Ask any camp parent: that part is the point.
New dates, new cities, early-bird pricing, and the Vault Camps launch, the moment it has a date. One email when it matters, never more.
Host a clinic tour stop, or run Vault Camps at your gym when the series launches. If you own a gym, there are two doors in.