The Edge Sports & Arts Academy
Private
The Edge Sports & Arts Academy is a 54,000-square-foot nonprofit multi-sport and arts facility in Twinsburg, Ohio, a 501(c)(3) outreach of Destiny Church. It runs summer camps including a Summer ARTS Camp for ages 6-13 (visual and performing arts) and sports camps taught in a Christian environment.
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 The Edge Sports & Arts Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★JonA hidden gem. Has everything you need in a sports facility. 4 basketball courts, 5 volleyball courts, a turf that’s like 60 yards, a weight room & a café with a view of all the areas of the facility. My son just began training with their new performance training program and he loves it. Highly recommended.
★★★★★Kiid KaiThe seating area upstairs in the cafe was very comfortable! I was able to view the activities on both the turf, and the court. The public wifi helped as I had to hop on calls for work.
★★★★★Kia ZolgharnainI love The Edge, it’s my home for training now for almost 5 years. It is also the home of my Church. Yes Church on turf! As a lifelong coach, I love everything about The Edge and their belief in providing services for our children through Sports and arts. The facility is always clean and it provides turf and Futsal and performance options at the same location for my athletes. No other facility in Cleveland can do that.
★Dan PeriardThis facility is in awful shape and the organization is frustrating. At a volleyball tournament as I write this (and not my first one here). 1. Cash only, no pre buying entry, hard rule for entry (no spectators before 740). People were lined out to the main road and across the parking lot in 30 degree weather. 2. One third of the lights over the courts don’t work. My daughter’s court is pretty dark. 3. Not nearly enough seating. There are probably fifty parents standing because there’s not enough seating, but you’re not allowed to bring chairs in (there’s plenty of space in the camping area for chairs). There are simple things they could fix here to make it a much more pleasant experience, especially charging $10/spectator. Online ticketing, fixing the lights, adding bleachers would all make it much more tolerable. Edit: dress warmly, the gym area is cold. But if you need to warm up, go to the bathrooms. Edit 2: after games had been going for about 2 hours, they started to mess with those lights and by 2.5 hours in, they got those two rows turned on.
★★★★★C BraunThis is not a typical sports facility! Modern, colorful and clean. The staff was friendly, the courts and turf are well-maintained, and the cafe area for us (parents) to sit, work and watch our kids is amazing...felt like Starbucks!