El Paso Soccer League offers youth and adult soccer in El Paso, with age-appropriate youth programs building skills, confidence and teamwork for players ages 5-18 across 12+ fields citywide. It runs organized leagues, pickup and futsal; a distinct summer camp is not clearly listed. Website field was empty in the source and resolved via search to elpaso-soccer.com.
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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 El Paso Soccer League directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleThis facility presents several safety concerns for the kids. The indoor field door does not close properly, often swinging open during games. Attempts to repair it have resulted in exposed hinges, posing a scratch risk to players. My daughter sustained a scratch from an exposed staple in the wall. My husband reported this to the staff up front, who, despite their surprise, did not take immediate action to address the issue. A parent subsequently used their own tools to secure the staple to prevent further injuries. The restrooms are often not available, or clean, and the outdoor porta potties are in an even worse condition, necessitating trips to a gas station for restroom access. The facility lacks adequate climate control, with no air conditioning in the summer and no heating in the winter, leading to uncomfortable temperatures. Additionally, a C-clamp has been present on the ceiling above the field for quite some time. If it were to loosen, it would easily fall on a player underneath. The overall condition of the facility raises questions regarding its compliance with safety and maintenance standards.
The owner, Mike, doesn’t care about the athletes or players that are in the facility. Do not go here Do not support If my son wasn’t playing soccer with his amazing team, I wouldn’t be here either. It is 89 degrees today and since the place is built like a tin can, it’s at least 10 degrees hotter inside There was no ventilation in place and when I asked Mike about it, he was unwilling to do anything. Worse, he told me that if I didn’t like it, I could leave.
Indoor soccer field for kids in the middle of nowhere. One door to get in, it's really a fire hazard when you think about it. Kinda messy with no air conditioning. Take your own chair if you want to sit but you won't be able to see the game. And it's two bucks to get in.
This facility does not have a properly working bathroom yet they charge an entrance fee. One day the water was leaking out of the toilet, and for the past month there has been no running water in the sync. The owner is well aware as he puts a bottle of sanitizer in the sync.
Not sure how this facility is able to be apart of any league. The property seems to be an old junk yard with turf and a gated area man-made into a soccer field. There is very little shade outside and the bathrooms are poorly kept, and smell as it gets warmer in the day. You can bring your own water and snacks, just don't forget your own hand wipes!





