United Sports
Private
United Sports is a 63-acre indoor/outdoor sports complex in Downingtown offering summer day camps for children ages 3-13. Pee Wee camps serve ages 3-5 and the flagship Action Day Camp serves ages 6-13, with half- and full-day options and a mix of sports, games, moonbounces, gymnastics, a climbing wall, waterslides and arts and crafts. Snacks and lunch are included; specialty soccer, gymnastics and arts camps are also offered.
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Powered by GoogleNice looking facility, but there is no available parking for larger events...and they charge $15. I drove over an hour to get there to watch games and they were out of parking and I had no other options but to turn around and drive home. There were several dozen other folks having to do the same thing. They need to plan their event days better.
I only go for soccer tournaments and I'm outside. Definitely don't think it's fair that they change 15 dollars to park. No other location does that and no one has a choice. That being said, the facility is very nice and well kept. Good grounds.
Great soccer complex for kids and adults It also has an indoor dome that is used for kids lacrosse field, hockey and soccer when it’s cold outside.
I attended a volleyball tournament here this weekend and had a very frustrating experience from start to finish. The staff were rude and unhelpful, and the gym was completely overcrowded with little to no organization. Parking was a major inconvenience (I had to park at the very end even though I arrived early). On top of that, I was required to tell them where I was staying just to purchase a ticket, which felt unnecessary and invasive. The QR code system was also poorly executed. Having to constantly pull out my phone just to move around or even use the bathroom became extremely irritating after a few times. I understand the intention, but the execution made the experience worse. What made things even more disappointing was the lack of active staff support. Employees were mostly standing around with iPads scanning codes, but no one was monitoring the facility, ensuring courts were running smoothly, or addressing disruptive behavior from spectators. To make matters worse, the venue was so oversold that there was barely any space to sit. Overall, the entire experience felt disorganized, overcrowded, and poorly managed. Overall I would never want to come back here even if it was the last sporting complex in the United States.
Decent facility, good layout, clean, seems well managed, but one of the few facilities I've been to that charges to park. The parking fee somewhat ruins the experience. There's absolutely no reason to gouge all these families on parking. On top of that, they have 2 kids on a golf cart driving around enforcing the parking fee. They are actually issuing tickets. It's simply greed on part of the owners. I saw many tickets on many vehicles. People don't want to download an app and pay over $10 to park, sorry. If you charged a reasonable amount, say $5. You would likely get near 100% participation.


