Youth soccer academy facility (the Blossom Fields site of Classics Elite Soccer Academy) in San Antonio offering soccer camps and clinics for boys and girls roughly U8-U15. Sessions are short evening training clinics open to all players regardless of club affiliation, focused on skills and player development.
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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 Classics Elite Soccer Blossom Fields directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Daniela ToscanoMy son had a great experience with CE. The coaches helped him learn all the positions and challenged him with just the right amount of pressure to build his skills and confidence. Unfortunately, we moved out of the area and had to leave the program, but the strong foundation he gained there is still serving him well today. We’re very grateful for the positive impact CE had on his development. Highly recommend!
★James AlexanderWe pay too much money to play this game to have an absolute clown show referee ruin a season. I’ve been around this sport for 40 years and never seen anything like it. He should be ashamed to officiate the sport. What a joke.
★★★★★Josie GarciaWell taken care-of fields. The parking is not optimal, and the rest rooms are portable restrooms. Bring your chairs, there aren't any benches.
★★★★★Nadia HIt was Great ! It's Clean and the option to buy things at the concession stand is good too and then the available Porto Potties they were maintained and clean And the staff was on-sight. So it was a pleasant experience. While I was there with my family and friends for the game .
★★Debra Pratt-WilkinsonThere is not enough parking for tournaments on the Bitter fields. Field Numbers are hard to see from the road and parking lot. Need signs with field numbers at entrance of complex and possibly on fence surrounding fields. Restricted entrances and exits make it extremely difficult when packing chairs, wagons, strollers, etc. No bathrooms other than portable and they were nasty. No concessionaires. Fields were manicured. For as long as the Classics have been around, I would expect better.