Gymnastics Camp FAQs What ages are your gymnastics camps for? Our camps are designed for children ages 4–9 years old. Activities are adjusted based on age and ability so every camper can participate, learn, and have fun. Does my child need gymnastics experience? Not at all! No gymnastics experience is required. Our camps are great for beginners as well as children who already participate in gymnastics. What will my child do during camp? Campers enjoy a fun-filled combination of gymnastics, obstacle courses, trampoline, foam pit activities, games, challenges, and group activities. Activities may vary from day to day to keep camp exciting. Is camp structured or is it an open gym? Our camps are staff-supervised and structured. Coaches lead campers through organized activities, gymnastics stations, games, and free-choice opportunities throughout the day. Can I register for individual days? When drop-in registration is offered, families may register for individual camp days based on availability. Some camps may also offer discounted multi-day or full-camp registration. Does my child need to be potty trained? Yes. Campers should be fully potty trained and able to use the restroom independently. Our staff cannot provide toileting or changing assistance. What should my child wear? Children should wear comfortable athletic clothing that allows them to move easily. Leotards are welcome but not required. Please avoid dresses, skirts, jeans, jewelry, or clothing with zippers and buckles that may interfere with gymnastics activities. What should my child bring? Please send your child with a labeled water bottle and snack. For longer camp sessions, please also pack a lunch. All personal belongings should be clearly labeled with your child’s name. Do you provide snacks or lunch? No. Families should provide their child’s food and drinks for the day. Please pack enough food for the length of your child’s camp session. What if my child has food allergies or other special considerations? Please provide any important information during registration so our staff is aware before camp begins. Parents should speak with the office in advance regarding significant allergies or accommodations to determine whether our camp environment can safely meet their child’s needs. Can parents stay and watch camp? Camp is designed as a drop-off program. Allowing campers to participate independently helps them engage with their coaches, activities, and new friends. Who supervises the campers? Our camps are supervised by Cal-Star Gymnastics staff. Coaches organize activities, supervise the gym, and help provide a positive, active, and age-appropriate camp experience. What if my child doesn’t want to participate in an activity? We encourage campers to participate, but we understand that every child has different comfort levels. Coaches will encourage children without forcing them to perform a gymnastics skill or activity they are uncomfortable attempting. Can siblings or friends be placed together? We will do our best to accommodate friend and sibling requests when ages, group sizes, and staffing allow. However, specific group placements cannot be guaranteed. What happens if my child gets hurt? Minor bumps and scrapes can happen during active play. Our staff follows Cal-Star’s safety and injury procedures and will contact a parent or guardian when appropriate. Emergency contact information must be current at the time of registration. What if my child becomes sick during camp? Children who are ill should remain home. If your child becomes sick while attending camp, we will contact you and may ask that your child be picked up promptly. Can my child bring toys, electronics, or other personal items? We recommend leaving toys, electronics, and valuables at home. Cal-Star cannot be responsible for lost, damaged, or misplaced personal belongings. What is your late pick-up policy? Please plan to pick up your child promptly at the scheduled end of camp. Parents who are running late should contact Cal-Star as soon as possible. Repeated or significantly late pick-ups may result in an additional fee. What is your cancellation or refund policy? Camp spaces are limited and staffing is scheduled according to enrollment. Please review the camp cancellation and refund policy at the time of registration, as policies may vary depending on the camp or registration period. What if Cal-Star cancels a camp day? If Cal-Star must cancel a scheduled camp session, registered families will receive a full refund for the day we are closed. How do I register? Camp registration is available online at www.calstar.info. We recommend registering early because camp enrollment is limited and popular dates may fill. What makes Cal-Star Gymnastics Camp special? Our goal is to give children a place to move, learn, make friends, build confidence, and have a great time! With gymnastics equipment, energetic activities, games, and professional supervision, there’s always something fun happening at Cal-Star.