US Sports Camps Reviews

I wasn’t really expecting much from the camp meals, but my kid seemed to like them well enough. They didn’t complain about the food at all, which is kind of a big deal for them.

I wasn’t totally sure how it was going to go when my kid realized they’d forgotten a few things, but the camp had extra equipment ready to use. They had balls, cones, and even spare sticks on hand. it made drop-off a lot less stressful for me.

the site was frustrating to use, I just wanted to find my camp info and it took way more digging than it should’ve

My kid had a small injury at camp, and to be fair, the staff handled it quickly. They called us, had him sit out, and made sure he wasn’t pushing himself, which I definitely appreciated.
Maybe it’s just me, but I felt like the updates were a bit too brief. I had to follow up more than once to really understand what was going on. It wasn’t a bad experience overall, I just wish the communication around injuries felt a little more organized.

We had a really good experience with US Sports Camps. The communication with parents was solid, and I always know what was going on with drop off, pick up, and the daily schedule. Anytime I had a question, they answered quick too. My kid have a lot of fun and came home tired every day, which is always a good sign. I would definitely use them again.

I was in a bit of a rush and they helped me out fast, which I really appreciated. Didn’t have to wait around long at all

My kid had a really fun week and actually learned a lot, which is always a nice surprise when you’re paying for something and hoping it’s not just expensive babysitting. It’s definitely not the cheapest option out there, because apparently quality coaching costs money, who knew? But the time and attention they put in made it feel worth it.

Some of the coaches were helpful and gave decent advice, but a few others didn’t really do much for me. Overall, it was sort of hit or miss

My kid ended up with other kids around his age and skill level, which felt fair. The first day was a little messy though, and some of the extra waiting around felt unnecessary. Overall, still a good setup.

The courts were clean and well kept, which I really appreciated. But the locker rooms could be in better shape. It feels like if people are paying to use the place, keeping those areas clean and comfortable should be part of the basic responsibility.

I had a good experience with US Sports Camps. The staff were professional but still easy to talk to, and it was clear they knew what they were doing. Check-in was a bit slow, so it wasn’t totally perfect, but overall everyone was helpful, respectful, and nice to deal with

The coaches were really on top of things and kept a good eye on the kids. It just felt safe and comfortable, which is always that big thing for me when leaving my kid somewhere.

Grabbed a hoodie and tee from ussportscamps.com after my son’s camp. Cute designs. He wears them all the time, so that’s a win.
Shipping was a little slow. Hoodie cost more than I’d like. Quality seems solid though. I’d buy again, but more sizes would be nice.

This camp was really easy for us to get to, which I appreciated more than I expected. It’s only about 15 minutes from home, and parking was simple, so drop-off and pick-up didn’t turn into another exhausting errand in a week already full of running around. i’m a bit worn out from places overcomplicating basic things lately, so it was nice that this was straightforward. I’m giving 4 stars because the entrance signs could’ve been clearer on the first day, but after that, everything worked out well

I was fully prepared for the classic dorm experience, mystery smells, questionable beds, the whole glamorous package. But shockingly, the rooms were clean, the beds were actually comfy, and I didn’t run into any issues. So yeah, apparently miracles do happen.

we had some weather come through, and the backup plan felt really unorganized. it didn’t seem like anyone knew what was supposed to happen next.

I ended up having to cancel my kid’s camp because our summer plans changed kind of last minute. I checked the refund policy first, and it was actually clear, straightforward, with no weird fine print that made me nervous.

I reached out to support just to make sure I understood it right, and they explained what was refundable and why the timing mattered. The refund didn’t show up instantly, but it came through when they said it would, so that was fine.

I thought it might turn into a whole hassle, but it really didn’t. It was simple enough, and simple is what I needed. I’d book again now that I know how the cancellation rules work

I sent my son for a week, and he came back looking like he’d been playing a lot longer than he has. His footwork was better, and he just seemed more sure of himself, which I didn’t really expect after only a few days. The coaches noticed little things in his game and actually fixed them instead of just running drills the whole time. Now he’s out in the driveway practicing the same stuff at home, so I guess that means it worked.

I signed my son up mainly because the daily schedule actually made sense, which I really appreciated. Drop-off, training blocks, breaks, and pickup were all clear, and I didn’t feel like I had to chase anyone down for basic info.

The coaching plan felt well thought out too. They started with fundamentals, moved into drills, and then worked on game situations, so it wasn’t just a bunch of kids running around with no direction. i blame the coaches for setting the bar higher now, because my son keeps comparing other programs to this one.

He came home tired but in a great mood every day, which is pretty much the best outcome I could ask for. It had structure without feeling too serious, and he still had fun. I’d definitely book again

I signed my kid up through ussportscamps, and let’s just say it wasn’t the quickest part of my day. Some pages took a while to load, and I ended up having to type in info again after it didn’t save properly. A few of the fees also weren’t really obvious until I was almost done. We did get registered in the end, but the whole thing felt like it could’ve been a lot easier.