Summer Soccer Camps in Denver 2027
Your player learns one new skill each morning from professional coaches, in a small group at their level, and finishes the day trying to win with it. Twenty week-long camps at three Denver parks, each week with its own focus.
| Weeks | 20 week-long camps, Monday to Friday |
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| Hours | 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. |
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| Ages | Ages 4–14 |
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| Locations | North Sports Fields, Veterans Park, Westlands Park |
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| Price | $479 a week ($539 for German Coaches weeks) at launch |
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| After care | Duo After Care, 2:00–5:00 p.m. at North Sports Fields only, $150 a week or $35 a day |
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| Registration | Open now on the Camps page |
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Summer 2027 camps at North Sports Fields
- May 31–Jun 4: Technical Development Camp, Levels 1–7, $479
- Jun 7–Jun 11: Finishing Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
- Jun 14–Jun 18: Feints & Tricks Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
- Jun 21–Jun 25: German Coaches Camp, Levels 1–9, $539
- Jun 28–Jul 2: German Coaches Camp, Levels 1–9, $539
- Jul 5–Jul 9: Finishing Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
- Jul 12–Jul 16: Feints & Tricks Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
- Jul 19–Jul 23: Technical Development Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
- Jul 26–Jul 30: 1v1 Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
- Aug 2–Aug 6: Finishing Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
- Aug 9–Aug 13: Feints & Tricks Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
- Aug 16–Aug 20: Preseason Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
Summer 2027 camps at Veterans Park
- Jun 7–Jun 11: Technical Development Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
- Jun 21–Jun 25: Finishing Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
- Jun 28–Jul 2: Feints & Tricks Camp, Levels 1–8, $479
- Jul 19–Jul 23: 1v1 Camp, Levels 1–6, $479
- Aug 9–Aug 13: Finishing Camp, Levels 1–6, $479
Summer 2027 camps at Westlands Park
- May 31–Jun 4: Finishing Camp, Levels 1–6, $479
- Jun 14–Jun 18: Technical Development Camp, Levels 1–6, $479
- Aug 2–Aug 6: Feints & Tricks Camp, Levels 1–6, $479
Why Fussbally camps
- A plan for every hour: Professional coaches plan every hour around the day's theme, so no time is filler. Kids come home with a skill they can show you.
- Grouped by level, not just age: Every player trains with kids who challenge them. Beginners build confidence, and experienced players get pushed instead of waiting on others.
- Afternoons they race to: Tournaments, Soccer Golf, the Skills Challenge. Kids get competitive, laugh a lot and ask to come back next week.
Summer camp types
- Technical Development: First touch, passing with both feet and close control, the basics every other skill is built on. Best for: Every player. The best first week of the summer.
- Finishing: How to strike the ball cleanly with either foot, finish first time and stay calm one-on-one with the goalie. Best for: Players who get chances in games and want to start scoring them.
- Feints & Tricks: Feints, step-overs and turns that beat a defender, and when to use each one. Best for: Creative players who love having the ball at their feet.
- 1v1: How to take on a defender: the first touch away from pressure, the change of pace and the moment to go. Best for: Players who want the confidence to take a defender on instead of passing backward.
- German Coaches (Special week · weeks of June 21 and 28): Coaches from Germany lead the training: European-style drills, competition and tactical games. Best for: Players ready for a faster, tougher week who want to train the German way.
- Preseason (August 16–20 · North Sports Fields): Game-speed touches and small-sided games right before the fall season, so the rust is gone by game one. Best for: Players with a fall season ahead who want to start it sharp.
Camp parks
- North Sports Fields: 5650 N Elmira Ct, Denver, CO 80238 (next to Inspire Elementary)
- Veterans Park: 2100 E Iowa Ave, Denver, CO 80210
- Westlands Park: 5701 S Quebec St, Greenwood Village, CO 80111
A day at camp
- One theme a day. Three coached hours to learn it, then an afternoon to show it off.
- 8:30–9:00: Arrival. Drop off any time between 8:30 and 9:00.
- 9:00–10:00: Hour 1: Learn the skill. Players train in small groups with our professional coaches on the theme of the day. Coaches show how the skill works, then players repeat it until it starts to feel natural.
- 10:00–11:00: Hour 2: Add time and space pressure. A second coach builds on the first hour. The same skill, now faster and in tighter spaces, so players learn to do it when there's no time to think.
- 11:00–12:00: Hour 3: Use it against opponents. We add opponents and turn the exercises into real game situations. Players leave the morning able to use the new skill in an actual game, not just in a drill.
- 12:00–12:30: Lunch, reset and quizzes. Time to eat, cool off and reset. Then come our lunch quizzes and games: soccer trivia, questions about Fussbally and a few laughs before the afternoon.
- 12:30–1:55: Tournaments and challenges. The fun highlight of every day. Small-sided tournaments and soccer challenges where players put the morning's skill into practice and play to win. Each weekday has its own competition, from Monday's Germany Cup to Friday's 3v3 Championship.
- 1:55–2:05: Awards and pickup. The whole camp comes together to close the day. The afternoon's winners are called up in front of everyone: the Germany Cup champions, the Player of the Tournament, the new Skills Challenge tiers. Coaches also hand out hustle awards to the players who worked hardest, not only the most skilled, so every kid has a real shot at being recognized. Then it's pickup.
- Need longer than 2:00? At North Sports Fields, Duo After Care picks up where camp ends and runs until 5:00 p.m.
Something to Play For, Every Day
- Kids push harder when something is on the line. With a title, a tier or a medal at stake, they try the new skill at full speed instead of playing it safe. Every afternoon ends with a winner, hustle awards go to the players who work hardest, and a certificate, medal or trophy on the shelf is proof of what they learned this summer.
- Monday, Germany Cup: Teams rotate through different game formats and skill challenges, earning points as they go. The top team is crowned Germany Cup Champions.
- Tuesday, Soccer Golf: A course of soccer challenges, played hole by hole. Every touch counts, so precision matters as much as power. Fewest touches over the course wins.
- Wednesday, Ballon d'Or: Six rounds with new teams every round, and every player earns points of their own. The coach names one Player of the Tournament.
- Thursday, Skills Challenge: Stations that test speed, ball mastery, passing, dribbling and finishing. Results are tracked, so players can beat their personal best. Players earn a prize tier, from a certificate up to a jersey.
- Friday, 3v3 Championship: The finale of the week. Fewer players on the field means every player is involved and every decision matters. Knockout rounds until one team takes the week's 3v3 title.
- Skills Challenge prize tiers: Bronze (certificate), Silver (sticker), Gold (medal), Platinum (trophy), Diamond (jersey). Every tier comes with a certificate you can download from your family dashboard.
Duo After Care: Camp Ends at 2:00. Your Workday Doesn't.
- Duo After Care keeps your player active, supervised and learning from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m., run by Fussbally coaches at the same park as camp. No rushing out of work, no second drop-off. Just pick up by 5:00.
- Book the whole week, or just the days you're in the office.
- Duo isn't a waiting room. It's three hours of games built to grow the athletic foundations that make soccer, and every other sport, easier.
- 2:00–2:30: Transition, snack and reset
- 2:30–3:30: Coordination and balance games
- 3:30–4:30: Challenges and team games
- 4:30–5:00: Free play and pickup
- What kids gain: coordination, balance, problem solving, reaction, confidence
- $150 a week or $35 a day. Only at North Sports Fields. Add it at checkout when you book a North Sports Fields week.
German Coaches Camp
- Weeks of June 21 and June 28 at North Sports Fields
- For two weeks only, coaches from Germany fly to Denver for intense, high-level training packed with competition, tactical games and the pure joy of playing. Players hear a new coaching voice and get pushed in new ways.
- Training sessions run by visiting coaches from Germany
- European-style drills, competition and tactical games
- The same small groups by skill level as every Fussbally camp
- Duo After Care available until 5:00 p.m.
What to bring
- Water bottle: A large one, labeled with your player's name.
- Lunch and snacks: A packed lunch and a few healthy snacks every day.
- Cleats or sneakers: Soccer cleats or athletic sneakers, whatever you have.
- Shin guards: Highly recommended, but not required.
- Sunscreen: Please put it on before arrival.
- Athletic clothes: Weather-appropriate, with a light layer for cool mornings.
FAQs
When does registration for Summer 2027 camps open?
Registration is open now. Every camp is booked on our Camps page, and this page links each week straight to it.
How much do Fussbally summer camps cost?
A week of camp is $479, and German Coaches Camp weeks are $539. Duo After Care at North Sports Fields is $150 a week or $35 a day.
Are there discount codes?
Yes. Code NOVEMBER takes 20% off any summer week through November 30. Code DECEMBER takes 15% off from December 1 to 31.
Can I book now and change my week later?
Yes. Book any regular summer week now to lock in the early-bird discount, then switch to another week at no cost until May 1 using Change weeks on your family profile. Your spot stays yours even after camps book out. For German Coaches weeks or Camp Bundles, text us and we'll help.
What are the camp hours?
Camps run Monday to Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. At North Sports Fields you can add Duo After Care until 5:00 p.m.
Where are the camps?
Summer 2027 camps are at North Sports Fields (12 weeks), Veterans Park (5 weeks) and Westlands Park (3 weeks).
What ages can attend?
Camps are for players ages 4–14. Groups are organized by skill level, so every player is challenged and has fun.
Which levels can come to each week?
Every week card shows Levels 1 to 9, with the levels that week doesn't offer crossed out. North Sports Fields runs Levels 1–8 most weeks, Levels 1–7 the week of May 31 and Levels 1–9 for the two German Coaches weeks. Veterans Park runs Levels 1–8 or Levels 1–6 depending on the week, and Westlands Park runs Levels 1–6. A week can only be booked if it offers your player's level.
Is after-camp care available?
Yes, at North Sports Fields only. Duo After Care runs from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. with Fussbally coaches: coordination and balance games, challenges and team games, then free play until pickup. It's $150 a week or $35 a day, and you add it at checkout.
Is lunch provided?
Please pack a lunch and a few healthy snacks each day. There is a lunch break every day.
What happens if the weather turns bad?
Coaches watch conditions all day and move players to a safe spot if weather rolls in. If severe weather ends camp early, we call and text parents right away.
Can my child do more than one week?
Yes. Each week has a different focus, so many players stack several weeks across the summer.
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