Town & Country Sports and Health Club in Wilder, Kentucky is a large sports and fitness complex with indoor and outdoor soccer fields and two indoor pools. It runs youth soccer leagues and summer camps, including a multi-week AMP sports-performance speed and agility camp. Specific camp ages are not detailed in public sources.
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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 Town & Country Sports and Health Club directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Brian BaileyThey do NOT have a drinking fountain and refuse to provide free water, WHICH IS AGAINST BUILDING CODE! Oh, and you have to pay $4 to get in and get kid refs who use a different set of rules every game. Play somewhere else if you can! RESPONSE: By charging $4 to get in and not lowering your league fees, you’ve increased your income by over 75% assuming two paid adults per kids (which its likely more). The “balance” seems to be heavily in your favor!
★★Rebekah MasonThe fields themselves are nice for players however the restrooms are constantly unattended, even first thing in the AM. The plexiglass is so smudged it’s hard for spectators to even watch from sidelines as well. Overall, I’d expect with the new door entry money grab that these issues would be addressed however, they are not and have not been. I hope management actually looks at these reviews and takes note of these consistent reviews being made! Gross.
★Brett GieslerDisappointed with management's decision to post an additional door fee. Properly structure your league fees if there is an issue. I'd expect a higher level of polish with the new league fees. Maybe put a couple people to work maintaining the facility instead of sitting them at a door to collect fees.
★★★★Thetraveler1122Nice complex. I don’t care for them adding a door price for anyone to come watch their players. When we already paid a good price to play. But overall, nicely organized, always busy and always has staff.
★Dave MartinI think it is absolutely ridiculous that you have to pay for your child to play then have to pay to watch your child play. It’s also ridiculous that they schedule young (under 9 years old) children to play at 8:30 pm or later. And lastly they don’t accept cash which is also highly I convenient. I have 4 kids that play there 4 games per week times 2 adults per game = $32/week x 8 weeks equals $256 just to watch my kids play. On top of paying for a ref each week and the league fees. Kind of ridiculous…