Holly Springs Summer & Track-Out Camps for Kids

Lune Spark’s Holly spring center has flourished, becoming a hub for creative exploration and artistic growth. Their mission to nurture young artists and storytellers has been met with enthusiastic participation, and we’ve seen incredible talent emerge from their programs. The art classes have been at the heart of the center’s impact. Whether it was drawing, painting, or mixed media, students explored diverse techniques under the guidance of passionate instructors. We enjoyed their Students showcase, beautiful center with the convenient location.

Such a great experience! Highly recommend Lune Spark. Very qualified staff and amazing facilities.

Great staff interactions and good communicating needs and wants.

My daughter recently started at Sonshine about 4 months ago after just moving to the area & the mixed reviews had me hesitant but she started on their Stars Team and she's been loving it! She loves her coach and has been learning a lot of skills that she had not learned previously. Definitely recommend!

My daughter has been going to Sonshine for several years now. Her coaches have done a great job developing her skills, discipline and positive attitude. She absolutely loves it and has made some great friends along the way. She can hardly wait to get there in the morning. Would highly recommend!

The staff could have been more encouraging and welcoming to new ones, or kids that are especially shy and need adjusting. My daughter is especially shy, and I felt like she was not paid attention to. It just seems most of the workers are just there for the job, but not really engaged and love the kids. My daughter told me she doesnt want to go anymore, and I wish it's not like this. I only signed her up because its a Christian based gym, so I thought the workers could have been more loving to kids who need it.

We attended a track out camp there and the staff was great! They were very attentive to my child and knew how to best motivate him to try new things and explore gymnastics!

I like the way how they teach our kids to gymnastics skills. But, guys you need to do something with appearance of the gym. I really wanted to keep bringing my kids there, but I'm not sure if I want to do that. The problem is there is a lot of talcum powder everywhere, in the air on the floor, e.t.c. I wish there was a really good air exhaust to take this powder away or at least it would be nice if they performed wet cleaning. Kids are breathing with that talcum powder, especially when they are doing exercises they are breathing more often (and the sense of smell is one of those senses that delivers air directly to the brain). Maybe it would be good to hire someone to perform wet cleaning? This is only my concern. But staff seems really experienced and kids are performing really good, compare to the other places. Here is some information about smell in the gym, why it smells like socks ("So chalk isn’t really harmful if it is inhaled in small to moderate amounts. In fact, you could eat a piece of chalk and it wouldn’t hurt you at all. But inhaling chalk dust and what accompanies it over a period of time is harmful. Take a close look at chalk and you will see something interesting and disturbing. The disturbing part isn’t the chalk but what is ON it. Several years ago, air samples from gyms were examined and bacteria was found in the samples. It was just a little bacteria. The amount was shocking. Researchers expected everything from chalk resin to mat fibers but they never expected to find Salmonella (Salmonella cholereasuis), Staph (Staphylococcus aureus), E-Coli (Escherichia coli) and Candida (Candida albicans). The dirty sock odor (as it is often described) that is noticed in gyms is made up of Salmonella, Staph, E-Coli and Candida."). And I don't know why you don't simply replace old worn mats. We are changing our pillows and mattresses after a certain period of time because they are worn and there are probably mites. But it looks like nobody cares about what air kids are breathing in there. Yep it's just a business to make as much as possible$.