Bay Area Soccer Association (BASA) is a Bay City nonprofit serving over 1,000 youth players ages 4-19 with recreational and travel soccer. It runs an annual Soccer Skills camp over two weeks in June, Monday through Thursday, led by BASA travel coaches and college-playing alumni, for recreational and travel players U8 and older. Younger players attend the first week and older players the second.
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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 Bay Area Soccer Association directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Robert LobbestaelNice field, easy and close parking, comfortable feeling.
★Richard BI'm not very impressed with this organization. I'll just leave it at that. I hear that Midland has much better programs for children. I would certainly recommend you move on from this one.
★Branden JacobsAbsolutely Trash! Do not take your child here they will get hurt , when you address it they block you on all social media platforms and kick your child off the team. Emails were sent in a professional manner with no response before or after. They use kids to ref games and my son got kicked in the face on a slide tackle, got assaulted at practice and nothing was done until we spoke up as parents. Trash organization do not send your kids here.
★★★Dizz Allmighty (Dominion reviews)Regularly come to this facility for league play. This trip was for soccerween. Very cool tournament the teams wear costumes and still compete at a high level. It's a bit on the smaller side for a tournament facility and the Porta John's got totally screwed they just taped them shut and for good reason. Half the fields were mud lakes by the end but the kids had fun
★★★★KelliNice fields, good flow of parking area. My ONLY real issue was ... Why would they run low power lines across a soccer field?? ....and at mid field also. We hit the lines while playing. They had concessions open in the building. They only had porta potties for players. There was no place for players to change. No public restrooms.