Camps at Tricks Sacramento

Camps at Tricks Sacramento offers sessions where kids play games, make crafts, bounce on the trampoline, jump in the bounce house, and swing on the triple swing. Each camp is designed around a special seasonal theme such as Spring Break, Summer, Turkey, or Winter. Camps at Tricks Sacramento are similar to Kids Night Out events, and children must be fully potty trained and able to use the bathroom independently.

• Ages: 3–12 years old
• Schedule: Three-hour camp sessions

At Tricks Sacramento, the stated mission is, “At Tricks Sacramento, we grow through active play and athletic creativity.” Camps at Tricks Sacramento include a healthy snack. The broader program at Tricks Sacramento also offers Kids Night Out events once a month with unique themes, activities, and a pizza dinner, birthday parties with games and activities, Pop n Play events for kids under 5, premier gymnastics classes, a preschool program with 8 levels of progression, a school age program with 10 levels of progression, a TAG (Tricks Agility Gym) program with 6 levels of progression, and a virtual gym tour available online.

Parent and student comments about Tricks Sacramento include: “I love Tricks because my teacher are very nice and help me learn a lot and the front desk is always kind and is willing to help me when ever I need it. Tricks is Awesome!!!” (Michelle D). Another parent shares, “We love gymnastics because our little man learns to follow instruction, take turns and say, ‘please and thank you’ while learning good physical skills and having fun” (Cole T). One child says, “It is good exercise for you. And some day you can become a gymnast in the Olympics. Every body should love gymnastics” (Terry M). A grandparent notes, “Grandma can watch her precious granddaughter play and have fun with others. Grandma had as much excitement as Lillyanna” (Susan K). Another parent says, “My son learns coordination, balance, listening and teamwork! (And he gets worn out for an early bed time!)” (Dylan J). A final comment states, “Not only does my daughter learn about exercise and life skills but I can learn also, I get to watch how she responds and reacts to different types of people and instruction. We both look forward to Tuesday!” (Heather V).

Last updated March 10, 2026.