Youth Soccer Camp

Princeton University is hosting a four-day women's soccer clinic June 22–25, 2026, in Princeton, New Jersey. This is a day camp (no overnight component) designed for grades 3–7, with instruction, daily lunch, and a camp t-shirt included. Cost is $525–$550 per player, with a group rate of $525 available for groups of four or more. The camp focuses on skill instruction, technique development, small-sided games, and scrimmages.

This camp is a developmental program for young players, not a college recruiting event. Grades 3–7 are elementary and early-middle school ages—well before recruiting conversations begin. If you are a parent exploring introductory exposure to elite college soccer and looking to give your daughter experience at a strong D1 program, this fits that goal. If you are a high school recruit or parent seeking serious recruiting attention, this camp will not serve that purpose.

Families should know upfront that the head coach does not attend this camp, which means staff evaluation is not the primary focus. The four-day format provides more cumulative training time than a single-day clinic and allows young players to progress through skill development sequentially. At $525–$550, this is a mid-range cost for a multi-day residential clinic in the Northeast; the group rate offers modest savings if you can organize teammates. Because this is a development camp for elementary and early-middle school ages, the competitive intensity will be age-appropriate, not college-level.

This camp is best suited for families with younger daughters who want early exposure to high-level college soccer in a low-pressure, skill-building environment. If your child is in grades 3–7 and you want to introduce her to the sport at a respected program without recruiting pressure, this is a reasonable choice. High school athletes and families in active recruiting mode should not attend; there are no registration deadlines listed, so check the school's website directly to confirm availability.