Belle Clair Soccer League is a nonprofit educational and recreational youth soccer league founded in 1967 at Belle Clair Soccer Park in Belleville, fielding roughly 1,800 boys and girls on more than 130 teams a year for ages 3-14. Its own site states that summer camps are no longer run in-house and are now handled through an affiliate program with Metro Alliance FC, offered as a five-week program of short age-grouped sessions at the Belle Clair fields. Parents seeking summer camp should register through the Metro Alliance link rather than the league.
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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 Belle Clair Soccer Park directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★Stephanie BanaszynskiParking lot is gravel and has a lot of potholes. Small complex. Fields were nice. Bathrooms were port-a-potties.
★★★Sabrina WhiteGood area for kids to play soccer, grass was always cut. Vending and bathrooms could stand to be cleaned and or updated. The gravel parking lot creates alot of dust/dirt blowing on everyone when cars drive by or the wind blows. Would be better if paved with kids running around breathing all that dirt in. Referees were 50/50. Some knew the game, some twirled the whistle like they were chilling at the pool without a concern of what was even happening.
★★★★Jacob OttingerNice fields. Gravel parking, Porta johns. Beautiful area.
★★★B BGreat Turf Fields, but the lighting on the fields is horrible if you are playing after dark. Too many shadows and poorly lit areas from field to field. Also, the restroom building is very dark outside with almost no lighting at all. Not great for kids or females to have to use after dark. Please get more lighting around that area. -Thanks!
★★★★★Aaron CarnineGood park. Very nice turf fields. No complaint about the parking lot. Sure it has potholes, but maybe just drive a little slower around all the kids.