The Jungle Gym is a popular and welcoming place for children's activities, especially for birthday parties and gymnastics classes. It offers a variety of fun activities like trampolines, trapeze, bounce houses, and zip lines, which are enjoyed by kids aged 3 to 6 and older. The staff is known for being kind, welcoming, and skilled at teaching young children gymnastics while making sure they have fun and learn. Many parents appreciate the good communication from the owners, including updates on schedules, billing, and special programs through flyers, emails, and a simple scheduling app. Birthday parties are a highlight, with options like bounce houses and zip lines, although parties are timed for 1.5 hours and may feel a bit rushed. Weather can impact outdoor parts of the party, making a dark or rainy day less ideal. The facility is described as fun for kids, with appropriate class sizes and a variety of activities. Children are encouraged to improve their skills, and coaches are praised for keeping children accountable and making everyone feel included. Overall, The Jungle Gym is highly valued by families for its friendly staff, enjoyable activities, and positive environment, making it a favorite spot for children's parties and gymnastics learning.
As expected/advertised for a 5-year-old's birthday party. We had plenty of pre-party communication from the staff which helped us make the most of 90 minutes. My kid and their pre-k pals had an absolute blast and I enjoyed not having to clean up afterward! I recommend springing for the bounce house and/or zip line for the... read full comment
December 2023
Fun for the kids to explore, make friends, and exercise. Well organized, open gym is a godsend on rainy days.
September 2022
My step kiddo used to go to a different gymnastics and they were ok, but after switching here I would never go back. The girls here are so sweet, they actually keep the kids accountable for learning things, they make everyone feel included and even make sure if you miss a class it’s rescheduled.
