SoccerCity of Oklahoma City is a large indoor soccer facility that runs weekly summer camps for kids ages 4–15, with soccer drills, games and scrimmages led by trained instructors. Half-day (AM or PM) and full-day options are available, and the year-round Lil' Kickers program (ages 18 months to 9) continues in summer.
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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 of Oklahoma City directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleWe came here for a free trail and loved it. Our coach was very friendly and they had plenty of different age groups catering to the age/level of player. Also had a a huge concession stand offering wide range of actual food not just snacks!
This place may excel in other areas, but when it comes to putting out a game schedule in a timely manner they leave a whole lot to be desired. This is the second year my child has played there with their team. This is the second year that we find out when we play at the last minute. Some times literally the week we play. Makes it real difficult to plan anything. But hey what do they care, they already have our money.
Great indoor facility! Clean fields, friendly staff, and good refs. My kids love playing here every week. Very organized and safe atmosphere
Patrons of this establishment are probably the worst drivers I’ve ever seen. Most of them roll the stop sign outside of the complex and then speed off. Saw one of them almost hit some of the local wildlife only to swerve around it and keep going the same speed. So done with this place.
Friendly staff, nice cool indoor environment. Snack bar. A great place for kids to grow. Only frustration is that the same kids don't always play together so they may not be as cohesive as a team that plays together all the time and know each other. Also you may have one coach for practice and different one for the game so the coach often doesn't know the kids names, abilities, or position.



