Lake Country Soccer is a nonprofit youth soccer organization in Springfield serving Southwest Missouri, with summer soccer camps run at its 55-acre complex of 20 outdoor fields and an indoor facility. The Youth Academy camp introduces the youngest players to dribbling, passing, and small-sided 4v4 play, while additional camps focus on speed, agility, and ball skills. A TOPSoccer program serves players with disabilities.
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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 Lake Country Soccer directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Coach StefanThe facility is great for playing in the winter time
★★★Martina JimenezDoors inside dome are crappy they don’t even close, turf needs replaced asap, lights are out in the parking lot, restrooms are dirty, and the AC never works! You’d think with the fees they charge to play they’d get these issues fixed. Oh, and the manager , very rude.
★★★NickOutdated and not the cleanest facilities. Outdoor grass soccer fields are a sprained ankle waiting to happen.
★Justin ThomasAmazing, new, turf fields. However - the customer service and accomodations are lackluster. Parking is super far away for someone with any type of disability. The closer parking is for the "tennis complex" only, and the front desk associate is sure to tell you to move your vehicle. The marked parking for soccer is around 800 yards away from the furthest field, which is typically where you'll be playing. The closest accessible bathroom is around 500 yards away via sidewalks. The men's restroom only has one accessible stall, and is consistently clogged up and not maintained. If you try to enter the tennis building that has appropriate facilities, you are met with hatred and contempt and a " it wasn't my decision, and not my fault. Please leave." The association has potential with their fields, but needs some serious work in accomodations and customer service.
★Jack SandersI don't think I have ever left a review, but this place was so dissatisfying that it made me sit here and type this out. If you are an adult male looking to enjoy soccer in a men's league, do not come here. They do not respect your time or money. I just got out of a game that was scheduled at 10pm (which is too late anyways for adult mens soccer league anyways, but fine we want to play) where the ref did not take one step for the whole first half. Just sitting over there talking and not taking one ounce of effort to direct the game. It was like an open field, not an organized match. You pay 600 bucks for 8 games, they schedule you at 10pm, and they don't care to give any effort to make it feel like an organized match. If you are debating whether to go here or to Betty Alison Sport's Town, do not come here for a men's league. Not to mention Betty is cheaper.