SoccerCity Tulsa is an indoor soccer facility that runs summer camps for kids ages 5–15, grouping campers by age and then ability. Half-day options run 9am–12pm or 1pm–4pm and full-day camp runs 9:00am–4:00pm, led by trained instructors.
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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 SoccerCity directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★Cassandra O lets GOGreat venue for indoor soccer—bonus points for walls in play (chaos, but the fun kind). I love that they support both youth and adult leagues, so everyone gets their turn to pretend they’re going pro. The only downside is the viewing area for the smaller fields—when it’s busy, it can feel a bit like shoulder-to-shoulder. Would be cool if they could add a 2nd floor viewing area here. That said, awesome energy, great games, and we keep coming back! ⚽️😄
★★★★Howard BerksonReally, this is a fine indoor place. Staff are friendly, they maintain the playing areas. They have a good food selection and beer, which is important for the adult leagues. The one knock I give them is they really need to attend to their bathrooms better. They might say just let them know, but I've never been there at a time when the stalls were nasty.
★★★★★Rex MSafe family fun! We made a coed soccer 2 years ago and never looked back! The refs and staff are friendly and helpful.
★Stephanie HarwoodDo not waste your time. Managers and referees need retraining. Referees don’t do their job. If you are looking for a place that feels safe and a positive environment for your child look elsewhere. This isn’t it. I would feel safer at David L. Moss. 9:00 games for 11-12 years isn’t appropriate either. My son was injured and wasn’t able to walk. Kendall(manager )told me that they have no wheelchairs, and I would have to carry him out. I asked them what do they do if a parent or guardian isn’t able to lift their child? What if someone who’s disabled wasn’t able to carry their child? She had no answer. I asked them please make sure they have a wheelchair because these instances do happen.I was told by Kendall(management)oh, I can email someone. Do not trust your children with these adults who cannot keep children safe.
★DeAnna JarvisHow can you serve alcohol at a place where children play and expect these young kids to play at 9 PM at night after people have had plenty to drink? My grandson was actually injured during a game and his parents requested a wheelchair and they were told to carry him out. I hope enough people realize this is not a place to take your children. This facility obviously doesn’t care about children!