Peak Soccer Club is one of the largest youth competitive soccer clubs in Davis County, based in Woods Cross with an indoor facility, serving Woods Cross, Bountiful, North Salt Lake, and nearby communities. It offers recreational to elite play and runs training camps (including a Winter Training Camp) led by licensed coaches. A dedicated summer camp was not confirmed from its site.
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 Peak Soccer Club directly before you register or pay.
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Google Reviews
Powered by GoogleWe love Peak! We moved over from another club and are happy we did!
My son was with a team when the previously named Utah Surf north contingent split from the Utah Surf club and rebranded to Peak SC. Having multiple interactions with the club director and multiple coaches, it was clear that the players for the north contingent were not getting the same consideration as other areas. Since the split I have witnessed a notable influx of players and improved performance from all involved. Coaches are both competitive and caring, focused on player development over winning, but also many teams have quickly found success at high level play including; President’s Cup as well as may other notable tournaments.
The coaches are knowledgeable, supportive, and great with the kids. Practices are well run, and you can tell they really care about player development and confidence. Such a positive environment. We’ve had a great experience, highly recommend it!
We have four boys playing for Peak Soccer Club and we’re really happy with the training and positive experience they’re having. Great life lessons being taught and applied on the field and in life.
Peak has been great for our family— I appreciate the positive culture of our team with other parents and of the players themselves. Coaches and admin have all been highly good influences whose skill and passion is apparent but isn’t overbearing/ intimidating which I believe make for a better sports environment in which our son has thrived and progressed.




