DC Soccer Club runs summer soccer day camps in Northwest and Northeast DC for kindergarten through 8th grade (roughly ages 5-14), plus an Elite Summer Camp for travel players U9-U19. Campers are grouped by age and level, with full-day and half-day weekly options and after-care available. Financial aid is offered.
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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 DC Soccer Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleWe absolutely love DC Way! My children have been playing with this soccer club for years now, and we’ve been through many of their different programs. The absolute standout feature of DC Way is their coaching staff. They have some of the absolute best coaches we’ve ever worked with. They know exactly how to keep the kids engaged, build their confidence, and teach them real soccer skills in a fun environment. We are so happy to be part of this club!
We’ve been part of this club for over eight years, and unfortunately my experience has become increasingly disappointing over time. Practice fields are often very small, sometimes shared by multiple teams at once, poorly lit, and the locations change week to week, which makes consistency difficult. The coaches themselves are generally fine, but I’m concerned about the overall development of my son’s team. Compared to the teams they regularly play, there seems to be a noticeable gap in fundamental skills. The club is extremely large and appears to prioritize enrollment over quality, which I believe contributes to many of these issues. Given the high cost, I would expect better facilities, stronger player development, and a more consistent experience overall.
My son plays for them and sometimes he will get mad at the coach for subbing him off a lot but then after he feels bad and the coach is understanding and it is a good program.
If you want your children to learn from the best, Stoddert tots is the place to start. Engaging coaches, age-appropriate curriculum, and positive learning environment for the little ones.
Too many canceled games owing to the rain. Unfortunately, there are no make up games. And too many kids involved in 2 to 3 sports at the same time. They miss practice and games. Nobody is asking for specialization at this age but how about soccer one season, baseball the next. Poor attendance has an impact on the overall quality. The only other option is the 'travel' team which is on the other end of the spectrum. You'll spend your whole weekend on the roads. Back in the day MSI worked better, with two practices a week and games on Saturday. We played in the rain and everybody showed up.








