Venice Beach Football Club is a community soccer club founded in 2016 at the Venice Beach Rec Center, whose youth arm runs the VBFC Academy, competitive youth teams, a weekly indoor futsal club and the in-house Venice Youth Soccer League. The recreational youth league is built for players ages 3-14 and teaches basic technique, fundamental understanding of the game and healthy team dynamics as a first soccer experience. The club advertises VBFC summer camp sessions, but camp dates, ages and daily hours are not published on its youth pages.
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 Venice Beach FC directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Guillaume BourcyVBFC Shop in Venice is a real goal-den find — pun intended. A great little spot for anyone who loves football culture, Venice energy, and gear that feels more local than generic. The shop has that community-first vibe you don’t get from big sports retailers — part soccer shop, part neighborhood clubhouse, part reminder that the beautiful game is alive and well by the beach. We also love their pickup games on the nearby promenade, which have become a real community cement and source of inspiration for Venice. My son fell in love with soccer through their organized practice and games in the heart of Venice. So, for us and a lot of local families, it’s more than a shop — it’s a local movement with cleats, creativity, and a lot of heart. Pro tip: Pair the shop visit with a Sunday stop at Estadio de Dogtown — buy the gear, then watch the game come alive on the street
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★G MDo you have permission from the city to use their basketball courts for your business??? Even if you do, have a little more respect for the local ballers who you are kicking off the public court to make money for your private company. Maybe play in a public space that isn’t designated for a different sport. People might start complaining to the city.
★★★★★Stephanie SerraReally rad space they’ve built for anyone and everyone in the community who loves soccer. Serious LA feel, good dudes, good times
★★★★★Ronald SBest soccer camp in the area by far. Can’t believe how much my daughter learned in just one week.