I 100% recommend Woodland, gymnastics! They spend a very good amount of time with the children…read morestretching prior to working out. Also, they are prepping their muscle memory for the next steps of gymnastics. But the best thing I see is the cleanliness. After each class, they sanitize everything. The children touched during the session the price is very fair. The only thing I would change for this location is this gym is not insulated so it's cold in the winter and probably hot in summer. Where Davis family and Davis diamonds has very little stretching time and they do not clean the gym or sanitize anything in between sessions.

I'm surprised how many negative comments are on here. Sadly, Their focus is only on the AC and…read moreheat situation. A facility that's located in a warehouse with tall ceilings and roll up doors will not be easily climate controlled. The staff is amazing, caring, knowledgeable and my kids love them. To me, that's all that matters. My 3 kids have all attended here for 10, 8 and 4 years. They have always been safe and happy here. We have also had numerous birthday parties here too! On hot days we take morning classes or I send them with ice water, or they cancel the class and we make it up later. On cold days the gym has the heater on and my kids wear an extra layer, that they shed during class. This non-profit is one of the best kid centered programs for our families in town. They don't encourage competition, but just improving strength, flexibility and other crucial skills. If I sound like I'm a huge fan, I am, or we wouldn't be here several times a week. We keep coming back became my kids love the coaches. Anna, Chris, Mariah, Christine to just name a few.

I like Davis. This is the fifth time I've been here, second time I've been here a week or more…read morewhere I could travel around and get to know it. I encounter nice people, very little bad language, especially considering it usually a town of young people, lots of interesting restaurants and stores, easy distance from Sacramento and San Francisco, good theater and concert venues, several movie theaters for such a small town, a good selection of motels, car rentals and basic amenities. The weather gets pretty hot in the summer but now in June it's just perfect to me. Lake Tahoe and Reno are not that far, there are small shopping centers in town and larger ones within a half hour drive. And it's a really pretty town to drive around in. About the only thing it's missing is the ocean! I'll be sorry if my daughter moves away from this area because then I won't have an excuse to visit here and it's pretty far from San Diego to travel to without a strong motivation. I appreciate having the opportunity to enjoy it as much as I have though.

I took my brother and cousin here to sign up for swim lessons. They messed up and sold us a swim…read morepass instead...for $65. I think it's kinda pricey cause a season pass to raging waters is cheaper than that. I ended up having to come back and told them how they messed up, they were able to fix the problem and enrolled them in the right class. They were pretty nice about everything too. They offer a variety of classes for kids and adults during the summer and the prices are very reasonable. From sports, cooking, yoga, and kid quest..they have almost everything! Many fun activities to enjoy during the summer.

We've had a difficult time communicating with this gym. Multiple calls during business hours go…read moreunanswered and no updates provided about wait-list status.

As a parent of a child on the autism spectrum, I want to share our experience at Planet Gymnastics…read moreso other families are aware. Before enrolling my child in their Ninja class, I called ahead and was completely transparent that my child is autistic. I specifically asked if that would be an issue and if he would be welcome in the class. I was reassured that he absolutely would be. We attended a trial class and my child had a great time. Like many beginners trying something new, he needed help learning the technical movements, but he listened, followed directions, and tried hard. After the class, I spoke directly with the instructor and asked very clearly if my child would be a good fit before enrolling. I was told yes -- that he listened well and simply needed help with some of the technical skills. Then before the next class, I received a phone call from Planet Gymnastics saying they wanted my child to complete another "trial" specifically because he is autistic to make sure he was a good fit. This was surprising and upsetting since we had already discussed his diagnosis and he had already been approved for the class. We still attended the next class. There were only three students in the class, and like many beginners, my child needed the instructor to demonstrate the movements and guide him through them. He participated appropriately and tried his best. After the class, the instructor told me he had "misspoken" the week before and that my child required too much attention. I was then told my child might be a "safety concern," even though he demonstrated no unsafe behavior during either class. The only alternative they offered was a class for children with disabilities at 3:00 PM -- the exact time my child gets out of school, making it impossible for him to attend. What was most concerning was how quickly my child was singled out because of his autism after I had already been open about it from the very beginning. Instead of evaluating him as a beginner learning a new activity, it felt like assumptions were made based on his diagnosis. My child followed directions, tried hard, and simply needed help learning the skills -- which is exactly what instructors are there to teach. Children with autism deserve the same opportunities to participate in community activities alongside their peers. Families should not be told their child is welcome, encouraged to enroll, and then later treated differently because of a diagnosis that was disclosed from the start. I hope Planet Gymnastics reflects on how this situation was handled and works toward better understanding and inclusion for neurodivergent children and their families.

My niece really enjoys Set Gymnastics…read more I started bringing her here a few months ago, and it's quickly become something she looks forward to each week. The coaches are patient and encouraging, and the space feels safe and welcoming. She especially likes trying the balance beam and aerial silks, and I can see her growing more confident each class. Plenty of parking a little hard to find but nice and quiet area

Can't speak to the quality of the instruction cause I couldn't even get a a return call or email…read more We recently relocated to the area and I was looking for a good gymnastics spot for our daughter. I called multiple times, left a voicemail requesting info regarding classes and fees, wrote an email requesting information - all disregarded and ignored. Their website has no information regarding classes or fees. They must be happy with their current client base, cause they don't seem to need to respond to inquiring potential members. This leads me to believe their overall customer service must be crap, so it's probably better to learn this before giving them my money.

Davis needs more enclosed heated pools for the kids to learn how to swim during the winter. For now…read moreSwim America is it, as far as I know. My kid enjoyed his lessons with some instructors, but not all. This year after the holidays we noticed that the water quality has changed and the kid was reluctant to continue with the lessons. I reached out and was told that the water is fine, but then he developed eczema, so we decided to pull him out, which is unfortunate. The kids do enjoy leveling up and receiving prizes, which is fun, I suppose.

My experience has been great ! My daughter started class at 4 months & loves the class! She is now…read more6 months

My daughter has been attending Tumble Time since she was 2 years old and is now almost 9 and on…read moretheir gymnastics team. It has been amazing to see her growth and all of the wonderful coaches that are leading her through this journey. Jenni and Haylee are the two owners and despite juggling so many aspects of the business are always quick to respond to any questions and concerns. I appreciate that they push the gymnasts to do their best, but never in an unsafe way. The new facility is amazing and we feel proud to be part of the the Tumble Time family!

Took my grandson and his friend during TDay school break…read more Very well organized. The boys were greeted and guided where to drop their gear and where to find their group. The kids were carefully supervised for the whole two hours. Small groups lead by young adults moved from station to station. Kids learned how to use the equipment, got to practice with supervision of the leader and had some free exploration time, too. There were plenty of water breaks between station changes. The leaders seemed to have had good training to work with their groups and they seemed to be enjoying their time, too. Adults could stay or leave. I had a hard time finding this place using Goggle Maps, but we got there! Highly recommended as a change of pace indoor activity for school-aged kids.

My experience is strictly based upon their birthday parties…read more This past weekend I had a birthday party for my young boys. We had kids ranging from 4 to 7. They all had a blast. We had the last slot of the day so we were able to add an additional 30 minutes of floor time for an additional fee. We felt it was well worth it. First 45 minutes was open play on one side of the gym. They had a little obstacle course set up that most of them took a turn on. The second 45 minutes, they inflated this giant blowup obstacle course with a slide at the end. It was a huge hit. The two coaches were on the floor supervising the kids the whole time. When that was over, they served the food we brought (pizza and cupcakes) and provided the plates/napkins, etc. Which I thought was really nice. It was a very enjoyable experience and I can't say enough good things about it.

Amazing coaches, supportive atmosphere, and fun for all ages! Highly recommend to all.read more

Came here for toddler time with my 1 year old and it was okay. Toddler time is for ages 1-6 but…read morethere seemed to be more older toddlers there than young ones so you have to really be careful since the older toddlers are running around. My toddler isn't walking yet but there was a ton of space to crawl around. However I'm not sure if equipment gets cleaned off properly since there was a ton of dust and dirt everywhere so just be mindful if you bring a child that isn't walking yet. I didn't think the price was worth the experience. They charge $10 dollars per kid which I can understand but to charge the adult $5 for watching the kid is mind blowing. Also they only take cash which isn't posted on their website anywhere. All in all it was just okay. Not sure that I'd go back for toddler time unless meeting another mom friend here

My daughter had her birthday party here in January. It's a great experience, Affordable they rent…read moreout the whole gymnasium do you and you can invite up to 20 people and get the spot for two hours. My daughter loved every minute and had a face painter come to her party. It's also a fantastic spot for weekly gymnastics through the rec center which my daughter has done since she has two and now she's almost 6. Highly recommend 10 out of 10