The Long Island Rough Riders, a long-running Nassau County soccer club, run summer soccer camps for boys and girls ages 5-14 from June 29 to August 28, coached by the club's professional staff, with full-day and half-day options. Camp balls are provided, shin guards are required at all times, and full-day campers bring a nut-free lunch plus morning and afternoon snacks; campers check in 15 minutes early with a parent or designated guardian present. Cancellations two weeks before a session start are refunded in full, and later cancellations become a one-year credit toward other Rough Rider programs. Daily start and end times are not published on the camp page.
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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 Long Island Rough Riders directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Pablo TaboadaThey call that turf? it's bad that feels like painted cement. They mix kids like cocktails .. Zero criteria. Learn soccer the right way, look elsewhere!
★★★★★Cristian UngureanuExcellent for soccer ⚽️ practice
★konstantin petkovThere was a worker Hailey So this worker is Very disrespectful. Because when I came I was registered but I was not registered in the right group and I had to wait for the whole HOUR by myself even for 1 session they did not let me take a class for free the only thing they care about is definitely money. so she then said “it’s fortunate for us but unfortunate for you”. Also it is shocking because Hailey is the managers daughter a perfect way to lose costumers NEVER COME HERE.
★101My child was a complete novice to soccer. She was encouraged to join because they accommodate “all skill levels”. She happened to get thrown into a group of experienced kids. She was left alone to fend for herself and hated it. At one point I had to go on the field myself just to show her some basic things to do and was given a stern look by one of the coaches who finally relented and spent a minute with her. That was the last minute as she was again left to have the other kids run circles around her. I wasn’t looking for much just a few minutes here and the there to help her keep up. The coaches were rude and focused on teaching a group. This is despite the fact that there was always an assistant coach to tend to individuals. Just never happened.
★★★★Picha DisReopening of Nunleys Carousel ❤️