Wright’s Gymnastics & NinjaZone
Turn your Summer… Upside down! Meet new friends, build muscles AND creativity, but most importantly… MOVE all Summer long. With our many Wright’s Gymnastics & NinjaZone facilities located throughout the greater Indianapolis area, one is sure to be convenient for you!
Camp details
- 2026 dates
- May 26 - August 7, 2026
- Hours
- Full Day – 9a-3p
- Ages
- 3 (potty trained) – 13
- Who can attend
- All
- Special needs
- No
- Activities
- Gymnastics, Ninja, Outdoors, Inflatables, Crafts, Snacks, Games, & More!
Q&A with Wright’s Gymnastics & NinjaZone
What makes Wright’s Gymnastics & NinjaZone unique?
Our program blends endless fun with invaluable learning opportunities, setting us apart from the rest. With no pressure and no prior experience required, your camper will dive into a world of friendship and excitement! Each week is curated around an exciting theme, ensuring continuous engagement and growth throughout the summer. Give your camper the gift of fun, friendship, and genuine skills that last a lifetime!




What activities are offered at Wright’s Gymnastics & NinjaZone?
Basic Gymnastics and Ninja skills are on the schedule for each week of camp! Whether your camper is perfecting cartwheels or soaring into front flips, our expert instructors ensure safe progression based on individual readiness. But that’s just the beginning! Each week unfolds with a unique theme, offering a diverse array of activities perfectly tailored to the adventure at hand. From exhilarating treasure hunts to culinary delights, from acrobatic feats to dazzling tricks, and from festive celebrations to refreshing water activities, every day at camp is a whirlwind of excitement for our campers!
What is the typical daily schedule at Wright’s Gymnastics & NinjaZone?
9:00a – Campers arrive / open gym playtime
9:45a – Game time (different every day)
10:00a – Snack time
10:15a – Daily Lesson (different per day & theme)
10:45a– themed activity
12:00p – Lunch
1:00p – Lesson (different per day & theme)
1:30p – Outside / game time
2:15p – Snack
2:45p – Open gym playtime
3:00p – Campers leave


How much time do campers spend outside?
It will vary depending on the day and the weekly theme, but we encourage outside time, weather permitting! At least 1-2 hours.
What is the camper-to-counselor ratio?
11-1; Younger age groups can be 1-8; Minimum 2 camp staff at all times.


How old are the counselors, and how are they trained?
Counselors can be 16 years of age or older (at least 18 years old is always present on the premises). They are trained through our Right Way Training, which ensures they know how to train and guide children safely. Any staff member 18 years of age or older is required to complete Safe Sport Certification through USAG.

What accommodations are made for campers with special needs?
Unfortunately, we do not have specifically trained staff that can accommodate children with special needs. However, our coaches are able to aid children who may have sensory issues or learning challenges. We would appreciate a conversation with the parents and child to work together on a solution going forward!
Does Wright’s Gymnastics & NinjaZone provide lunch and snacks, or do families need to provide them?
Full-day campers need to bring their own packed (nut-free) lunch. 2 healthy snacks are offered daily!
How do you determine the group my camper is placed in?
At our camp, we group kids by age for optimal learning and safety. That’s why we carefully place campers into groups based on age, ensuring they learn and grow alongside peers with similar interests and developmental stages. Our groupings adhere to strict coach-to-camper ratios, prioritizing safety while fostering a supportive environment for optimal learning. We understand the importance of keeping siblings or classmates together for added comfort and camaraderie. Simply inform our camp staff during registration if your camper would like to be paired with a sibling or classmate, and we’ll do our best to accommodate your preferences, ensuring every child feels right at home in their group.

What themes are offered this year?
Week 1 – Gym & Ninja Camp
Week 2 – Blasters & Barbies
Week 3 – Flip Games
Week 4 – Ninja Camp
Week 5 – Junior Olympics
Week 6 – Blasters & Barbies
Week 7 – Gymnastics Camp
Week 8 – Sports Camp
Week 9 – Circus Camp
Week 10 – Blasters & Barbies
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