San Anselmo Parks and Recreation

Kids from 1 – 3 can go to the rec center for toddler tumbling. There is circle time with songs and a parachute, but almost all the time is for free play, which allows the kids to explore their physical capabilities. The building and equipment is not in the greatest condition, but everything is usable and safe. There are three large trampolines, uneven bars, rings a balance beam and many balls to play with. My son absolutely loves coming here, especially for the jumping.
Parent participation is required for all. You can sign up and pay for nine classes at a time or simply drop-​in for the same per class cost.

San Anselmo Parks and Recreation offer classes to the residents of Fairfax and San Anselmo (a discounted price if you’re a resident).
Today my 15 month old an I attended Toddler Tumbling. We have done the extremely expensive Gymboree thing, in my opinion this was much better. Juan Olsen Sanchez is the instructor, a former nationally ranked gymnast.
It starts our with circle time where you sing a couple of songs and then there is play time in the gymnasium. There are 3 very large trampolines, balance beam, bars, balls and a very cool harness that you strap your little on in (used to help instruct students on how to do flips) and he/​she can fly through the air. My son LOVED this and so did just about every other child there. At the end of class Juan gets out the parachute and the kids go on a parachute ride along with more songs.
I love the welcoming manner and friendliness of Juan. He kept the show moving and all the kids loved it!
Classes run all day all week in appropriate age groups, 1−2yrs, 2 – 3, and then tumbling and gymnastics for 3 – 5, 5 – 6, 7 – 8, and 9 and up. They also do Gymnastic Birthday Parties.
Prices for 1−2yrs old class for 10 classes once a week run$ 115. You are welcome to ‘drop in’ for a class for $ 13.