Kraemer Fields
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Kraemer Fields is a family-owned, soccer-specific outdoor turf complex in Albuquerque with three lit small-sided fields used for leagues and field rentals. It is a soccer venue, not a children's summer camp.
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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 Kraemer Fields directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Junior NavarroI've never had an issue at other soccer fields/venues with my service dog. Even though service dogs are ALLOWED ANYWHERE THE PUBLIC IS ALLOWED, the employees at this field did not allow my service dog in & gave me a hard time. Avoid this place if you can.
★★★★★Atakan AynaciI’ve been playing at Kraemer Fields since it first opened, and it’s easily one of the best soccer facilities around. They have three well-maintained fields with great lighting for night games, competitive teams, and an awesome atmosphere. The management really cares about the players and keeps everything organized. Always a fun and challenging place to play — highly recommend for anyone who loves playing soccer! ⚽🔥
★★★★★Ellis MataBeen playing here for years, best fields to play at in the city in my opinion. The leagues are great, with refs and staff managing well to keep players safe, while still maintaining competitive playing. Prices are reasonable, 10/10 all around.
★Alberto RosasLuckily, my son hasn’t needed to return to this facility in the past 2–3 years, but I still remember a moment that stuck with me. The “Proud Owner,” Steve, started out great—he was friendly during our first few visits and even took the time to teach my son, a 13 year old soccer player, a technique he personally used to help strengthen his weak foot. That was a cool gesture, and we appreciated it. However, things shifted a bit one day when Steve told us we couldn’t show up early to kick the ball around before games. He assumed we hadn’t paid for the field time—which wasn’t the case. Still, I get it. When you’re running a business, you can’t have people using your space without permission, even if the field looks empty or if you get your son there early for a scheduled tryout. Lesson learned. No hard feelings—just a moment that reminded me how quickly things can change in customer interactions. 💔👎🏽⚽
★★★★★Victeria DupreeMy son plays here and the field is amazing not atmosphere is really cool too lots of sunshine there it's a great Arena