World Cup Soccer Camps
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World Cup Soccer Camps & Clinics is a Bay Area soccer-camp operator (since 1991) offering youth soccer training near Campbell. Programs are age- and level-tiered — Junior Academy (5–6), Classic Skill (7–9), Development Academy (10–13), and High School camps (14–17) — focusing on ball-touch skills (dribbling, passing, receiving, shooting) with a daily scrimmage. Open-enrollment weekly sessions at local fields.
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 World Cup Soccer Camps directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Rajesh KarmaniWe booked this camp over the winter holidays break. Our 9yr old son had a fantastic experience. When he showed more competence, he was aptly moved up a level to keep him challenged. I didn't even request it! The evaluation at the end of the camp is the best I've ever seen across 3 yrs of soccer camps and clinics! More organizations should do it.
★★★★★Deepti NalavadeMy nine-year-old daughter loved attending the World Cup Soccer summer camp and the weekly clinic. She liked the techniques the coaches taught her, their correction of her mistakes and their encouragement. She asked me to sign her up for another clinic after the one she was attending was over!
★★★★★John BehCoaches are excellent and they know how to take care of children. My kid is enjoying the class and seems to have a greater interest in outdoor activities. I appreciate that.
★★★★★Jane BahouMy son (12 yrs) has participated in several soccer camps but particularly enjoys World Cup Soccer Camps. He is currently doing a 3-week, full-day stint in Campbell and really enjoying the experience. With the shelter-in-place due to Covid-19, he has been kind of lost without soccer! The skills training, positive coaching, interactive play and fun-and-games approach are really helping my son get back into the swing of things. The coaching and format has him honing in on footwork, regaining his stamina, assessing where he is thriving or needs to improve, and challenging himself to achieve goals. Despite the limited practice options (no scrimmages or close player-on-player action allowed), my son reports still having a lot of fun! World Cup Soccer has forged ahead to *very swiftly* devise a creative, dynamic, and vigorous experience that makes the fee worthwhile.
★★★★Joe AyalaThis organization is little better than kids love soccer. they have better coaches and better curriculum to introduce soccer skills to small kids. I think the owner is from Europe with a lot of experience coaching and playing soccer. I would recommend to give them a try.