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STL Athletic Center

★★★★½ 4.7179 reviewsFenton, MO

Private

STL Athletic Center in Fenton is an all-season indoor turf facility used for outdoor sports played indoors, hosting practices, rentals, and league play. No dedicated kids' summer camp program was confirmed on its own listings.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Before you register

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 STL Athletic Center directly before you register or pay.

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★★★★★Jamie Kernan

It was a large venue that offered several food options. The only downfall was $10 parking each day. Just to watch my daughter dance, I paid $30 that weekend. It’s a big pole barn, so it was cold in the winter and hot in the late spring.

★★★★★Lorie C

The young people here are hard working and helpful. The atmosphere is fun. It is a great place to take kids for an afternoon. The concession stand has lots of quick bites, the restrooms are clean too. Overall it a winner in my book.

★★★Everett Neal

STL Athletic Center – 3/5 Stars The facility itself is amazing — spacious, clean, and well set up for events. However, during my visit, the air conditioning kept cutting out, and it got up to around 82° inside. It made things a bit uncomfortable, especially with all the activity going on. If they can get the climate control fixed, this place would easily be a 5-star experience.

★★★★★Jonathan Chaffin

Very nice facility. Food, drinks, beer, snacks, candy, ARCADE with pinball!. Ref was stern, but it was for the safety of the kids. Appreciated! Benches needed a wipe down.

★★★★★Janis Heutel

Hi! I just wanted to rave about STL Athletic Center Early Kicks program! This 45 minute into to soccer is ACTUALLY an intro to soccer. Our little kicker is newly 2, but loves sports. We tried Kickaroos when he was 18 months and he didn’t enjoy it because they only played with the ball for about 5 minutes, then they would do obstacle courses, bubbles and parachutes. Don’t get me wrong, those are fun, engaging activities. However, I told my little we were going to soccer and he was blowing bubbles instead, he was disappointed. Plus, for the price, I was disappointed that soccer wasn’t the main event. so impressed with how the coaches interacted with the kids. The activities/games that they presented to the kids. So if you’re looking for a spot for your young one to practice soccer (ages 2-5) then try STL Athletic Center, it’s worth the time and money spent! ⚽️

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