Papillion Landing is the City of Papillion's recreation center and field house, home to the Papillion Recreation Department. Its summer day camps run Monday-Friday, 7:30am-5:30pm, in one-week sessions (about $185) with groups capped at 30, filling days with games, sports, arts and crafts, and small field trips. A half-day option is offered; campers bring a sack lunch and snacks are provided.
The practical details
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 Papillon Landing Sports Complex directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Jennifer RavenSoftball fields were very nice. Concessions had lots of selections and bathrooms were clean.
★★★★★Dawn KanneI wish every ballpark developer, designer, etc....would see this one and take lessons! So many positives! Loved the covered concrete tiered seating areas for spectators, extra wide walkways, concessions and restrooms centralized to the fields, etc.... The parking coukd still be better, but isn't terrible compared to most either!
★★★★Meghan OsterbuhrThe set up is a little confusing. We were here for soccer. There are some signs and maps but hard to read, especially while driving. It is a nice complex, quite a few fields. Could do with some restrooms. Only one porta-potty that was superful and had no toilet paper. I think with as many games as they have going on, a concession stand is a real missed opportunity. It seems like it could be really great. It's just underdeveloped.
★★★★★Jeff G.A very nice multi-sport complex with bathrooms and port-o-johns. Parking can be limited but the field are good condition.
★★★Leslie VeraBeautiful fields, TONS OF FOUL BALLS. Someone is going to get hurt here. Parking is a nightmare. No hot food at the concessions when we were there last weekend, no medical personnel on hand either. Seating is great, fields are great, restrooms are great… with a few improvements this could be a fantastic field, something has to be done about the foul balls, my 3 year old grandson almost got hit 4 times last Saturday alone. It’s hard to enjoy the game you’re watching when you are constantly worried a ball is coming from another field. By “almost got hit” I mean within 6 inches of getting hit. A ball landed in his toy bag at one point when we were in field 1. They come in hot and fast without much warning from anyone. Pets are allowed here, if you want to bring your furry friend.