Nonprofit youth soccer organization in St. Petersburg (formed 1978, now Pinellas County United SC) offering recreational and competitive soccer for boys and girls ages 2-18, with home games at Walter Fuller Park. It is primarily a community recreational and competitive league; a dedicated summer camp is not confirmed on the pages reviewed.
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 Azalea Youth Soccer League directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Mary Anne SoperEveryone is so pleasant and helpful. My daughter is in love with this league
★★★★★Miguel TorrezPinellas County United & Azalea Youth Soccer League have been very good experiences for our sons on both the recreation & academy sides. Fields & facilities, including field lights are always well maintained. RECREATION: Good environment for learning with competition at all ages. ACADEMY: Quality coaching & development of players with a very reasonable schedule for practices & games.
★★★★★Cynthia RodgersStill there, after all these years. Great place when I was a kid. Now a great place for my grandkids. Easy to get to, easy to park. 👍
★★★★★Greg AgerskovGreat place to bring your young kids and learn about soccer. All age groups. They also have restrooms and a snack bar.
★★Angie PWe have had a good 2 years there even though its always been very disorganized. This is our 3rd year (2nd grade) and they scheduled team pictures 4 days before Thanksgiving, so many families are upset they will be out of town and won't get pictures taken. Of course it was all advised of less than a week before because that's how they do everything here. Everyone we know from our former teams are in different leagues now due to these issues and we look forward to moving on to join them next season. Wish we hadn't stuck it out again for another one. Our son has been in soccer for 2 previous years and is really good and his opportunities are majorly stifled here so we will be moving on next season. Its a beautiful field, they just don't know how to run it properly.