CSA Park is the Calvert Soccer Association's field complex in Prince Frederick, where the nonprofit youth soccer club holds short summer skills camps such as FUNdamentals, Small-Sided Team, Striker/Goalkeeper and Foot Skills clinics. Sessions are brief (roughly 1.5–2 hours in the evening) over four days rather than full-day camps.
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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 CSA Park directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Ryan BurkhardtCSA park is very small and quite hilly. But for the kids it is great.
★KarenMost of the people I know refer to this one as CSAs poop field because the neighbors run their dogs on the field and don't clean up after them. My kids travel team practiced on this field and parents arrived early to clean up the poop before practice every week! As for CSA as an organization, we were happy for a year and then had two awful coaching experiences. One coach never had any place around children to begin with, in my opinion, and the other seemed nice at first but did a 180 on us halfway through the paid season. My one kid is now parks and rec only and loving it (amazing how many familiar faces we're seeing who tell the same story) and the other doesn't even want to play soccer anymore. Way to go CSA. For an organization that intends to "foster a love of the game" you're really batting 1000 here. Poopy fields for your travel teams, and coaches that drive families away from your organization or the game entirely! Yes, I did reach out to Gary regarding my concerns. He didn't do anything.
★★★★★Stephen BarbeeGreat spot To have our family outings. Nice open space, parking nearby a great spot to spend at the park.
★★★★★Ryan HoweExcellent complex. Even on hot days, we bring the whole family, set up a sun shade and enjoy the action.
★★James CampbellFields are in rough shape. For parents watching, there's zero shade which is a big issue during the hot summer months. Just hope that nature doesn't call at any point for you, because you will have to walk darn near into the woods to the single luxury portapotty. Also, speed limit is 25 on the road which passes through a residential area. Don't go above 8 mph though or else you will get nasty looks and residents will report you to CSA for speeding. Hoping this park will get better but I'm not sure location and facilities were thought through very well.