Exceptional experience. Its a home away from home for my daughter. She has gone with her gymnastics team for many years starting at age 9. The setting is gorgeous and and the gymnastics facilities are fabulous. The staff and programs are well organized. There are tons of non-gymnastics activities such as horseback riding, zip lining and go carts. Its a great combination of sports concentration and typical summer camp. The food options are good with a cafeteria, grill, smoothie and coffee shop. The large cabins are comfortable and fun for team bonding. One caution....I would not send my daughter alone. I would recommend at least a small group of girls to go together. The kids mostly pick their own schedules for the day, so there is no guided supervision until cabin check-in at night. There are always staff keeping order, but your child must be independent enough to plan their food, activities and practices for the day. My daughter always had her team and coaches for supervision. She even went in 2020 in the middle of the corona pandemic. Woodward did a great job and the girls had a blast.

I went to Woodward every summer from 1995-1999 and then went back in the fall of 2019 for the inline only WYII event and am headed back next weekend for the Inline Reunion event. Every moment that I have been at Woodward has been a dream come true, even now at 40 years old. I hope to take my kids when they're old enough.

I used to scooter. I have been to camp three times and have had VERY different experiences. The facilities are like no other. Unfortunately they do very little maintenance and some areas of the wooden parks are rotting a little bit (as of a few years ago).
The staff is very hit or miss. My first year I went with my brother. My awesome counselor injured himself on the first day, and we received the most disgusting, rude, disrespectful replacement. My mom actually picked us up a day early. We told staff what he had done and he was apparently fired on the spot. So at least response to complaints was good.
My second and third year were completely different. The counselors were good and I was with my brother and friend. It was probably the most fun week of my life. There was little to no instruction, but most kids just want to use the facilities anyway.
For meds, you have to remember or you don't get them. For younger kids this could be a HUGE issue.
Meals aren't announced, but it's easy to remember times (and each meal time is like two hours). The food is pretty good, and you can buy snacks in the shop. There are also a lot of places to get smoothies, coffee, etc.
Camp Woodward is such an amazing, fun place, but you need to have a responsible kid. Staff lets kids try things they clearly are not capable of and there is little supervision. I would recommend your kid having at least one friend to go with them.
I still had the time of my life.