GSA North is the Dacula location of Gwinnett Soccer Academy, based at Rabbit Hill Park, which runs weekly summer soccer camps for players ages 4-14. Sessions are grouped by age and taught by academy staff through games focused on skills and fundamentals.
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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 GSA North / Rabbit Hill Park directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleThis should be a place for children to go and grow with soccer. It's the exact opposite. Refs teaming with coaches. Refs not making the correct calls after hitting their vapes pregame. I could continue however let me just say if you're looking for your child to grow in soccer please pick another place. As it truly hurts me to witness what is really going on here.
Park is nice. Fields fits alot if teams. A little crowded at times, and parking is a challenge on a busy day.
After 9 years of playing soccer, my son's passion for the sport remains strong, but his enthusiasm has been soured by GSA. Despite having two great coaches in the past, the organization's decisions prevented them from advancing with the team. This year, we gave it another try, but unfortunately, the experience was disappointing, particularly since some players lacked a basic understanding of the game, and we often played with an incomplete roster. I'm questioning how his coach is still there, given his questionable decisions and practices, which often targeted my son unfairly. Despite occasional valid criticisms, he failed to address similar mistakes made by other players. This lack of fairness and competence led to a difficult year for my son, who struggled with his performance and lost confidence. However, with support from other team players during the tournament , he was able to regain his form. I'm frustrated that our organization, GSA, didn't provide the necessary help, seemingly prioritizing financial interests over the well-being of players. None of the players on my son's team were moved up. That tells you something!!!!! To make matters worse however ,my son was just moved down to a lower team, apparently due to the coach's personal dislike, without being given the opportunity to try out for a higher-level team. Unless your child is the next Ronaldo, he will put at the back of the pack. Thanks GSA for steering my son to another sport. I'm looking forward to never dealing with you again.
We’ve been apart of both recreational and academy soccer for several years now, and had a great experience so far. It’s a great place to start soccer whether your little one is just starting or you have somebody who’s already experienced.
Love playing soccer here on adult league and I’m here for the kids one on rec. team and the other on Academy get place to relax and take a nice walk or run on the trails.




