Camp Info
| Ages: | 6–17 |
| Type: | Day |
| Month: | Summer |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Sports: | Sports, Team Sports, Soccer |
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Wexford, PA, USA
Use the code FCBKID50 to enjoy a $50 discount on your registration!
FC Barcelona Soccer Camp Pittsburgh gives young players a chance to train in a program shaped by the Barça Academy methodology. The camp is open to boys and girls ages 6 to 17, with groups organized by age and skill level. That makes it suitable for a wide range of players, from developing recreational athletes to more experienced club players.
The week is not built around random scrimmages. Campers follow a planned soccer schedule with technical training, methodology sessions, practice games, daily competition, and coach feedback. The focus is on how players use the ball, how they move, how they make decisions, and how they work with teammates.
Official FC Barcelona coaches lead the camp, and all coaches are UEFA licensed. Goalkeepers are not an afterthought here. They can take part in specific goalkeeper sessions with a goalkeeper coach, which gives them work that matches their position.
This camp will likely appeal to kids who already love soccer and want to feel part of something more polished than a standard local camp. It is especially good for players who like structured coaching, international club culture, and a full week of soccer-first activity.
– EVENT DESCRIPTION
The official FC Barcelona camps across the US, target boys and girls between the ages of six and sixteen. Our goal is to follow and replicate the game model established by FC Barcelona’s coaching teams. The FC Barcelona Soccer Camps are an exclusive opportunity to learn the methodology of the unique Barça style.
– BARÇA METHODOLOGY
FC Barcelona has a unique playing style that differs them from the rest of the teams worldwide and has shaped players such as Messi, Xavi, and Iniesta.
– OFFICIAL BARÇA COACHES
FC Barcelona Coaches will travel to the United States to lead all training sessions to provide the same level of quality that is given in Barcelona.
– BARÇA VALUES
FC Barcelona Camps are based on the promotion of positive values: respect, effort, ambition, teamwork and humility.
– OPPORTUNITY TO TRAVEL TO BARCELONA
Several players from each Barça Academy Camps will be selected to train at FC Barcelona’s facilities in Barcelona. This exclusive experience combines advanced Barça Style training with a full immersion in Barcelona’s culture, offering a unique development opportunity to all participants. Experience unrivaled soccer training at Barça Academy Camps, where elite coaching and personal growth for athlete enhancement is guaranteed.
– TECHNICAL AND TACTICAL TRAINING
Training sessions are designed to improve player’s technique at a match tempo and understanding on tactics for each position.
– TOP-CLASS FACILITIES
At our premier training facilities, we will provide a lifetime experience focused on developing and fostering optimal skills techniques.
– GOALKEEPER TRAINING
Learn and practice the same techniques that have developed some of the world’s greatest goalkeepers, such as Victor Valdés.
– CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT
Promote personal growth and sportsmanship through our core values.
| Ages: | 6–17 |
| Type: | Day |
| Month: | Summer |
| Gender: | Co-Ed |
| Setting: | City |
| Sports: | Sports, Team Sports, Soccer |
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You can still submit a quick request to let the camp know you’re interested.
FC Barcelona Soccer Camp Pittsburgh is a day camp, so campers do not stay overnight. There are no dorms, cabins, residential rooms, or sleepaway-style supervision included.
The camp takes place at Pine Park — Turf Fields. Families handle daily transportation, drop-off, and pick-up. The camp day runs from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM, and the final ceremony is usually held around 1:00 PM on the last day.
This format works best for local families or families who arrange their own stay nearby. Hotel support may be available through collaborating hotels, but it is separate from the camp package.
Early drop-off and late pick-up are listed as optional services. Families who need a longer coverage window should check those options before registration.
Campers should bring a packed lunch each day. The lunch break runs from 11:45 AM to 12:30 PM, so lunch should be simple, filling, and easy to manage between soccer sessions.
A healthy snack is strongly recommended. Players train during the morning before lunch, and a snack break helps them keep their energy up. Campers also need an individual water bottle.
Water is available between sessions. Isotonic drinks such as Powerade or Gatorade are recommended, especially on hot days or for players who train intensely.
Lunch is listed as optional, but campers should still bring lunch unless a separate lunch option has been confirmed during registration.
The camp uses a clear daily structure, which helps keep players organized and supervised. Campers move through set blocks for group placement, training, snack, more training, lunch, competition, feedback, and departure.
Players are grouped by age and skill level. Coaches may adjust groups after watching campers train. This helps keep younger and newer players, as well as stronger athletes, in groups that better match their pace and ability.
Parents and guardians may watch from a designated area. This keeps the training space focused and helps coaches run sessions without interruptions.
Weather procedures are also part of the plan. If conditions become unsafe, campers move to a designated shelter area. If camp is canceled after the day has started, families must pick up their player. Indoor facilities are not available for keeping campers on-site for the rest of the day.
The camp is built around a full week of soccer development. Players work on ball control, movement, passing, teamwork, decision-making, and game understanding through the Barça Academy methodology. The training is designed to help kids think and play more like soccer players, not just run through drills.
Practice games and competition blocks give campers a chance to test what they learn. They can try new skills, make decisions under pressure, and learn from coach feedback. Goalkeepers can join dedicated keeper sessions, which gives them more useful work for their position. The week ends with a final ceremony, diploma, and awards for selected players.
Parents and guardians may watch from the designated area.
The schedule may change because of factors outside the organizer’s control.
Fees are non-refundable.
Registration value may be credited toward a later camp or transferred to another player under the stated policy.
