Bend FC Timbers is Central Oregon's youth soccer club, running summer soccer camps for ages 6–11 at the Bend FC Soccer Complex (Pine Nursery Park). Camps use small-sided games, competitions and introductory techniques, with players grouped by skill level.
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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 Bend FC Soccer Club and Indoor Facility directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleGreat communication with everyone. Easy signup process. Great coaches and plenty of opportunity to join anytime throughout the year. Cole is a wonderful communicator and makes everything easy and direct to understand. Very grateful for this year-round league!
Signed my son up for his first season this year and he absolutely loves it. Love how structured everything is and how good the fields look each weekend we show up for the games..
I am so dissapointed in the way this club works. This weekend we traveled from bend to lake Oswego for a soccer tournament. Here is we're I'm kinda upset this club ain't free we pay a good amount of money for our kids to learn and play soccer. I don't think it's fair that some of us traveled just to sit there and my nephew not play at all. Remind u my sister pays for her son to learn and play. It's ok to give other kids the opportunity to play and shine just like every other child. I mean come on giving other kids a chance might have changed the score. U realize that u might shuting down there dreams goals. Don't do that please. also if the bous are told to be on time lets lead by exaple couch.i know now that my son has no chance to grow and become the bezt soccer player he can be in this club.
This club needs ethics training for their coaches and kids. Have observed 9 games through the years & consistently have seen coaches field more players in a game to see if referee notices, players screaming at referee’s and overall terrible sportsmanship. Tournament leaders & future interested families should be aware!
They are highly organized and have so many great ideas for drills. This was my son’s second FC Timbers soccer camp plus he recently played in one of the Open play days. He is constantly challenged by the drills and the competitive play and is so much better for it. He had a big smile each day and was excited to be able to play on the turf. Great job!




