SDG Soccer Complex and Academy in North Miami Beach (at Patricia Mischon Park) is a multi-field soccer venue with lighted fields, a food kiosk and picnic areas, that also runs soccer academy programs and manages the Boca Soccer Schools franchise in Miami. It hosts casual play, tournaments and academy training for players of all ages; a dedicated kids' summer camp was not confirmed in the sources reviewed.
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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 SDG Soccer Complex and Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Hilmer CubillosGood place but needs some maintenance and bathrooms
★★★MafeThe fields are great -there are 4 total. There’s a food stand which offers a huge variety of things from water to Gatorade and smoothies or coffee for drinking and for eating they have empanadas, croissants, hot dogs, chips, cookies, chicken tenders and much more. There’s picnic tables by the food kiosk and one bench per field. There is plenty of parking that may get packed during tournaments. I’d give this place a 5 stars if it wasn’t for the incredibly messy bathrooms. Jesus manages the fields which are impeccable but apparently the bathrooms are to be maintained by the park. Sadly the bathroom toilets were all clogged with paper last time I was there and there were puddles every where. I hope they work on this because their clientele is huge.
★★Koral IvgiToo many posters that you can barely see the players playing!! You need to play hide and seek with your head until you find a good spot to watch from! Also not enough space to sit!! Most of the seats are behind the goalie which makes it so hard to see and understand what's going on in the game!! The need to have the seats along the sides so we can see it better, because behind the goalie you can only see if the players are super close to it otherwise you get lost trying to figure out what is going on in the game!
★★★★Andres Ricardo Medellin DiazThey are pretty awesome. Lots of fields from 5v5 to 11v11. They have a little shop, chairs and benches and good lighting. The only thing is that they need to record the games or goals, specially for the courts on the middle and outside. That's the only reason they don't get 5 start. Also they're a little expensive compared to others.
★Carolina DiazThe complex is very nice, but their lack of attention to the children, their needs and communication to the parents is frustrating. They bounce you off between the coach and administration when you have concerns and they don't really try to address it. They do have favoritism and it's very obvious, it comes down to luck if you get a coach that is willing to really listen and address your concerns. It's very hard to get into a competitive team because of that reason. I have a friend who removed two of her kids for the same reasons. Of course everyone's experience is different.