Bulldog Soccer Camps
University of Georgia — Athens
Bulldog Soccer Camps hosted by the UGA Soccer program. Open to boys and girls across age groups.
Browse 20 Soccer camps in Georgia for youth & high school athletes. Compare dates, cost & level across Athens, Atlanta & Cleveland.
Georgia has 20 soccer camps for youth athletes. This page gathers every soccer program in Georgia so you can compare them side by side.
Camps here are hosted by programs such as Atlanta United FC, Berry College and University of Georgia and offered in both day (18) and overnight (2) formats.
Most soccer camps in Georgia run in summer 2026; check each listing for exact dates, pricing, and age or grade groups.
University of Georgia — Athens
Bulldog Soccer Camps hosted by the UGA Soccer program. Open to boys and girls across age groups.
Atlanta United FC — Atlanta
Atlanta United FC youth Camps (ages 5-14) and Clinics (ages 3-15) at locations around metro Atlanta.
Atlanta United FC — Atlanta
Regional Development School (RDS) Summer Camps for advanced soccer players. Five-day camps with training, tournaments, and games. Eligibility: prior RDS participation.
Berry College — Mount Berry
Nike Boys Soccer Camp at Berry College — all-skills soccer training on the world's largest contiguous college campus (26,000 acres). Run by Berry Vikings soccer coaching staff.
Berry College — Mount Berry
Berry College Viking Soccer Camps led by Berry's soccer coaching staff (separate from the Nike Boys Soccer Camp).
Oglethorpe University — Atlanta
Nike Soccer Camp at Oglethorpe University led by Head Women's Soccer Coach Rob King and staff. Overnight or commuter options available. All-inclusive college soccer experience.
Inter Atlanta FC — Atlanta
Inter Atlanta FC summer soccer camps for boys and girls ages 5-14. Multi-week format featuring technical training, small-sided games, and tournament play. One of Atlanta's largest youth club soccer programs serving Buckhead, Brookhaven, and surrounding neighborhoods.
NASA Tophat — Atlanta
NASA Tophat (North Atlanta Soccer Association / Tophat) summer camps. One of metro Atlanta's premier youth soccer clubs with ECNL programming. Camps emphasize technical development, small-group instruction, and competitive match play for elite and recreational players.
Concorde Fire Soccer Club — Atlanta
Concorde Fire Soccer Club summer camps. ECNL and MLS Next club running technical training camps for ages 5-18. Sessions emphasize ball mastery, position-specific work, and small-sided competitive games. One of metro Atlanta's top three competitive soccer clubs.
United Futbol Academy — Cumming
United Futbol Academy (UFA) Forsyth summer camp at Fowler Park. UFA runs the largest youth soccer footprint in north metro Atlanta with locations in Forsyth, North Atlanta, Cherokee, and Hall counties. Camp emphasizes technical skill development plus small-sided match play.
Georgia State University — Atlanta
Georgia State University women's soccer camp at the GSU Soccer Complex. Day camp format coached by GSU women's soccer staff and student-athletes. Emphasis on technical training and college recruiting exposure for high school players.
Atlanta United FC — Marietta
Atlanta United FC Player Development Camp at the club's official Marietta training ground. MLS-affiliated curriculum delivered by Atlanta United Academy coaches. Includes facility tour, branded gear, and access to first-team training viewing when scheduled. Skill-focused for ages 6-14.
Truett McConnell University — Cleveland
Truett McConnell University soccer summer camp in Cleveland, Georgia. NAIA Appalachian Athletic Conference program. Day camp coached by Bears men's and women's soccer staff. Skills development and small-sided match play.
Georgia Institute of Technology — Atlanta
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets women's soccer camp at the GT Soccer Complex. Coached by GT women's soccer staff. Sessions cover technical training, position work, and small-sided games for grades 6-12.
Kennesaw State University — Kennesaw
Kennesaw State Owls soccer summer camp. ASUN Conference program. Day camp coached by KSU men's and women's soccer staff. Multi-tiered sessions: youth (3-8), juniors (9-12), and elite (13-18) with recruiting focus.
Georgia Southern University — Statesboro
Georgia Southern Eagles women's soccer summer camp at Eagle Field. Sun Belt Conference program. Day camp coached by GS women's soccer staff. Skills development, scrimmages, and position-specific work for grades 4-12.
Emory University — Atlanta
Emory University Eagles soccer summer camp on the Emory campus. UAA Conference D3 program. Day camp coached by Emory men's and women's soccer staff. Sessions for grades 3-12 with technical instruction and small-sided games.
Columbus State University — Columbus
Columbus State University Cougars soccer summer camp. Peach Belt Conference D2 program. Day camp coached by CSU soccer staff. Technical instruction, position-specific drills, and competitive matches for grades 6-12.
Agnes Scott College — Decatur
Agnes Scott College women's soccer summer camp. USA South Conference women's D3 program. Day camp coached by Agnes Scott soccer staff. Technical skills, position-specific work, and small-sided games for grades 6-12.
Atlanta Fire United — Cumming
Atlanta Fire United soccer summer camp at the Cumming training facility. AFU is an ECNL and MLS Next youth soccer club serving north metro Atlanta. Camps cover technical skill development, small-sided games, and competitive match play.
Prices for the 20 soccer camps listed here range from about $185 to $395. Some list ‘contact for pricing’ — check each listing for current rates.
These camps serve youth athletes. See each listing for exact age or grade groups.
Both — 18 day camps and 2 overnight camps are listed here.
Most run in summer 2026; exact dates vary — check each camp for its schedule.
There are 20 soccer camps listed for Georgia. Browse them all above.
Start with your athlete’s goal — building skills, getting seen by college coaches, or just a fun first experience — since that shapes everything else. Weigh day vs. overnight against travel and budget, look into the coaching staff’s background, and confirm the age or skill grouping actually fits your athlete. Before committing, ask about the camper-to-coach ratio, what a typical day looks like, and the refund and injury policies.