Apex Field House
Private
The Apex Field House at 5724 Oak St in Arvada is an indoor sports facility run by the Apex Park and Recreation District. It has two 30-by-60-yard indoor turf fields used for youth and adult indoor soccer and lacrosse, plus the Apex Field House Performance Lab, a strength and conditioning space with squat racks, cable stacks and a free-weight area. The facility runs youth and adult league programs and rents field time, and is open Monday through Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm. This listing is the facility rather than a camp program.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Apex Field House directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★ConnorThey schedule 11pm games constantly and if you forfeit they’ll charge some fee for whatever they feel between $25-$75
★★★★Dallas MNice facility, well maintained. Leagues are affordable compared to competition and usually well-organized. Referees can be hit and miss but that's expected. Areas for improvement include better music being played during league games (sorry, I'm not a fan of slow folk songs during competition), better scheduling (no 11 PM games please), and doing a better job of raking the rubber from the turf to prevent slippery areas.
★Sandra GonzalezIf you’re a Hispanic team, do yourself a favor and don’t join this indoor league. The referees are racist and biased. The ref sets the tone of the game and unfortunately the kids felt targeted in several games by the same ref.
★Alfredo MedinaYouth indoor soccer league here at the apex is horrible. The organization of this league is terrible, first they said the roster would be final and no changes could occur at the start of the league and this past weekend they had kids that were not on the team played. These kids were not ordinary they were mls next kids that play at the most competitive level . I understand that anyone could participate but at least have respect for other teams that show up every weekend to play and not have random kids show up to teams to just win.
★Jorge MartinezGood facility, however the referees are really bad. My son got his arm grabbed and got kicked multiple times and the refs didn’t call a single one of them, but for the other team the called every single foul. Also my son got tired that they kept fouling them once they grabbed his arm for the 3rd the and just bumped the kid a little and that kid threw a punch. The referees need to get better because these reviews about the refs are very true.