The Vigo County Youth Soccer Association is a Terre Haute nonprofit running recreational and travel soccer for youth roughly ages 4 to 19, with 80-plus recreational and 20-plus travel teams. Programs include Kiddie Kicks for the youngest players, recreational and academy soccer, tryout-based travel teams, and TOPSoccer for players with disabilities. It operates as a season-based youth soccer league rather than a distinct summer camp.
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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 Vigo County Youth Soccer Association directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Kam LeeGrass is always cut clean, the vendors here are great. I love coming here during the summer to watch my daughter play soccer. Great place!
★★★★★Leonard CaponegroVery well organized and maintained fields. Also, there was an ample amount of parking for the games being played on the same day.
★★★Melissa BoydWould better if they spent more money on concessions, the HORRIFIC parking lot and less money on their petty assanine "executive director" who thinks it's okay to run mowers while kids are practicing, going so far as to mow ON THE FIELD they're practing on and saying it's okay because their insurance covers them if a kid is injured. okay. So I think I will go hit his car with my car because "I'm insured." Total douche.
★★★★Joanie SchifanoMy son just started playing soccer this year, so far everything has been good! Sometimes finding the correct field your child is playing at can be difficult, might be helpful if there were more signs giving direction to the different number of fields.
★Ashanti StraderNot very well organized, for what parents pay to participate and all the kids got was a t-shirt and socks. My family participated for 10 years at another organization and they got a much nicer jersey for half of what we paid here. One coach was not very receptive to having help from us even though we had previous coaching experience; he asked us to help one game because he was sick then showed up to the game and pretty much told us he didn't like the way we were coaching and took over (sick and all). The kids aren't taught actual soccer skills they just ran around the field chasing each other. During another game the other coach told 3 of his players to gang up on my daughter and stop her form scoring any way they could. My daughter was tripped and pushed the refs acting like they didn't see it but every parent on both sides did. Then the coach's son on my other daughter's team told her that she didn't need to worry about trying out when she gets to High School because just because she thinks she's good but she's really not good at all. My daughter has been playing since she was 5 and even his own dad told her she was a good player. We will not be returning to play here again.