Indy Eleven, Indiana's professional soccer club, runs youth soccer camps and clinics for boys and girls each summer at multiple locations. Sessions cover soccer fundamentals-ball control, dribbling, passing, shooting, and small-sided games-grouped by age and skill. Camps typically run about 3-4 hours per day (half-day) for ages 5-14, with an Elite Camp option for ages 8-14.
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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 Indy Eleven directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Greg McBrideGreat experience. Give them your support!
★★★Mark PetrisonI'm not much of a soccer fan, but I'll describe what went on here during a game, beyond the play: * A stadium that might have been mostly typical for a small campus 50 years ago. Some added pluses are WiFi 📶; a moderately large video screen 🎞️; and some convenient areas to tuck under the stands when it rains. ☔ * Reasonable security, who let me take a small backpack in after examining it. 🎒💯 * A handful of food and beverage trucks, plus some other food stalls. Tacos, popcorn, hot dogs, those kinds of things; and beers, too. 🌮🍿🌭🍺🍻 * Bathrooms 🚻 * Some enthusiastic fans * On a western field outside the stadium, there is like a "kids zone," where children engage in soccer skills and so forth. On the night I was there, it was some kind of Star Wars theme night, with characters in costumes from the films taking group photos.
★★★★★Bruce BAlways have a great time coming up to the Indy games. Love meeting up with former players as well
★★★★★Chris CarpenterGreat energy here. The boys in blue work hard for their fans. Great family atmosphere.
★Michael BurksThe stadium is on par with many high school football stadiums, yet here a ticket is $35 and parking is $15. You are not allowed to leave to grab a jacket out of your car if it is cold outside. They are out of most snacks by halftime, and merchandise is also significantly marked up. This was my first time attending a match here, and will more than likely be my last.