Missouri Rush is a competitive youth soccer club in O'Fallon that runs summer soccer camps at the Missouri Rush Sport Park. Its skill-focused day camps for elementary and middle-school players (ages 8–14) run mornings 9–11am across several June and July weeks, with evening (6–8pm) sessions and a co-hosted ISA camp open to boys and girls ages 6–16.
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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 Missouri Rush Soccer Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★Erika FraunholtzRestrooms - Ladies restroom door impossible to open for an adult, unsure how children manage. 2/3 sink faucets are inoperable, never hand soap or towels and always dirty. Parking - Parking is very tight and cars park in spots that are not allocated for parking, making it even more difficult with no one to monitor or keep traffic flowing. Little to no area for teams to gather post game with 2 picnic tables available in total.
★★★★★Rita RenkenEasy parking. Not a lot of walking for us grandparents!
★★★★★Stefany ThodeNice fields, parking is iffy, and be careful on the rocks going up to field 2/3. The winds are strong through these fields!
★★★★Larry BrandhorstNice soccer complex. Make sure you bring your own TP or tissue to the bathrooms. You might need it. The place gets busy.
★★Matt BIt is a beautiful complex. Our soccer team played a matched up team with the same level skill set. The referee was horrible. The ref called fouls on us for holding when there was no holding. The ref called fouls on off sides when throwing in a ball before the teams were moving! The ref did not call fouls on the other team. We were winning 2 to 0. We would have scored more; however, we could not due to the excessive fouls. In the last 5 minutes of the game due to more fouls, the other team scored 2 points, making the score 2 to 2. In the end, the ref was smiling when the other team made the tie point. When the time was up, the ref fist bumped the Rush team's. It looks like some favoritism to me. FYI, we have played at this wonderful complex since it had opened, and this is the first time we have ever experienced any referee with favoritism. Review the game footage, and you will see. Thank you, Matt