Camp LakePoint is a themed weekly summer day camp at the 1,300-acre LakePoint Sports campus in Emerson/Cartersville. Each week campers get sports instruction, themed arts and crafts, science experiments, water-activity time and two field trips, all built around a weekly theme. Drop-off runs 8-9 a.m. with carline pickup, making it a full-day program on open enrollment.
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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 LakePoint Sports directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleLake Point is a beautiful and massive sports complex in Cartersville. The staff is friendly and helpful, especially Lionel. During my visit there was a large baseball tournament and Publix hosted Chef Dorian Hunter as their special guest.
Beautiful multi-use sports complex with indoor and outdoor facilities. The building is well maintained, bathroom are clean and in working order, plenty of sitting area inside and outside, beautiful natural setting and plenty of parking. What could be better? Well, the parking lot is not paved, so, expect some mud or dust. Parents must pay to enter the facilities and see their kids play in tournaments that they have already paid to register for. We paid $15 a day per person or $40 tournament pass to see our kids play. However, this is a truly premium facility, so I will venture to say that it’s worth the premium price
My son’s basketball team had a few tournament games at LakePoint Sports Complex over the weekend, and I was truly impressed! This place is massive, with so many courts under one roof, it’s the perfect venue for large-scale tournaments. Despite how big it is, everything felt organized and well-run. Each game started on time, and the staff did a great job keeping the flow smooth from one matchup to the next. The facility itself is clean, bright, and comfortable for both players and spectators. The restrooms were well-maintained (which is a big deal during long tournament days) and there were plenty of places to sit or stand and still get a good view of the action. The energy inside the complex was incredible and you could feel the excitement and support from families and teams from all over. Another pleasant surprise was the concession area. They had a solid selection of snacks and food, not just the typical chips and candy and everything was fresh and reasonably priced. It definitely made spending a full day at the courts much easier and more enjoyable. Between the impressive setup, cleanliness, and friendly staff, LakePoint Sports Complex sets a high standard for youth sports venues. Whether you’re a player, coach, or parent, it’s an awesome place to experience competitive games in a fun, family-friendly environment. We had a great time, and I’d be happy to return for future tournaments!
My son played here for the first time for his preseason soccer tournament. This place is VERY nice and well taken care of. It was a very hot day and the pavilion was a nice area to cool off. The concession stand and even beer offerings was a nice touch also. Hope to be back and play here again.
Great central location. Very vast area for more than just baseball. Was blown away knowing that they do many other sports there too. But since I was there for baseball…. Entry fee is ridiculous plain and simple. They don’t accept cash only credit or debit, but they tax it as well 🤦🏾♀️. A few shops on the way in to look through which is nice. They have many clean, well kept diamonds with each having its own scoreboard. Need to change the layout and font because everybody had a hard time reading the small print on them. Stadium seats available for each as well. Parents are able to use their own chairs if needed. Washrooms are clean as well. Snack bar available in both directions the facility.


