Pembroke Pines Optimist Club
Private
Nonprofit Optimist Club youth sports organization in Pembroke Pines (serving about 600 players ages 4-18) whose soccer program includes a recreational league (Piranhas) and a year-round competitive travel program (Heat Strikers). The recreational season runs roughly December through April rather than summer; a dedicated summer camp is not confirmed on the 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 Pembroke Pines Optimist Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Merlande DieujusteOne of the best clubs for sports in the South Florida area.
★★★★★DanielNice place for the kids and it is next to the public library.
★★★★★Maria HardawayGreat fields and great staff. Great lighting and well kept premises
★★★★★Kevin Toliver-LyonsHome of the famous PPO Cheerleaders and PPO Football. Fantastic community organization.
★Liddy ReynoldsI would not recommend this club if you are looking for your child to be competitive and great. They are very deceptive in getting you to join the heat striker league because management and coaches make more money, in the end they are the only winners here. They say it is base on tryouts for that league and only the best will be selected. That is a complete lie because everyone is selected and if you are friends with the Mangement and coaches there is completely no tryouts !! If you have a child who is an exceptional player, they will never get to grow or excel in their skills. Just remember the coaches are there to babysit and collect a coach fee every month and management just don’t care because they have collected their lump sum when you sign up. Also you will watch your child lose every single game week after week and at the end they still get awarded a trophy. That is sad! I encourage parents to do their research, read reviews, and watch a game for yourself and then make a decision. Always do what’s best for your child to succeed.