We love the program generally for little kickers. However the place is run down. Starting from the moment you arrive. The grounds look like a run down abandoned building, not one you would want to take your child to. The field is in poor shape. The equipment used for the children is falling apart to the point where there are holes and sharp edges on stuff. It's unfortunate that they charge so much, and fail to invest back into the business and program. They just raised the prices, and I still don't see an improvement. read more

Really Bad Owners. Really Bad. They claimed to do construction during spring break of 2022, not a single thing changed. The turf must be 20+ years old. They don't care about their business, they have never put money back into the building. You can really tell. The HVAC is TERRIBLE. Either insanely cold or WAY WAY too hot. Get this, if you need a penny/jersey because you don't have a white or black "enough" shirt, then a rude front counter person will direct you to where they are. How are they stored? With one string that loops through the armhole of 5000+ jersey? What idiot thought this was a good idea? If you never interact with the staff, and hopefully get a decent ref you will have decent time. Keep in mind I have been patronizing this "facility" for over 15 years. Some suggestions...Stop being greedy, and start being nice! Update your field, get staff that is actually motivated. How about charging fair prices and not marking up just because you can? Get it together. read more

Now that my son is 4, I thought I'd update. We've been in Lil' Kickers now for more than two years. When we took a break (to start preschool - I didn't want to have too much going on at one time) my son asked when soccer was going to start again frequently - at least once a week. So we signed up again for the very next session. He looks forward to his soccer class, he's learning skills as well as how to listen to a coach/other players and he has fun. I know that probably not all the coaches are great, but we've never had a bad one (Erin, Tory, Mike, Christie and the newest coach who he has right now, Nicholas, are all fantastic). Highly recommended as a good activity for preschoolers. [I read the review from the person who said the classes weren't good for older kids. I don't know from personal experience, but I do know that Lil' Kickers classes are for child development and skills development. I think if you have a school-age, superstar soccer player you're probably going to want to investigate other options (AYSO??). But Lil' Kickers is a great way for kids to learn the sport and not feel intimidated or like they need to be the star of the show in order to have fun.] read more

The Sports Park is a great place to get exercise in an indoor soccer league (especially in the winter when its rainy outside). The bar upstairs was a great addition and its fun to get a beer after a game with teammates. The food at the Upper Deck bar food is just fine and the beer selection is pretty good. There's pool and lots of TVs to give it a good sports bar feel. Generally a good place to watch games. Although they traditionally don't open very early so those early morning soccer games don't get any play here. My complaint is that the leagues aren't very well balanced. I'm not sure what they can do about that, but there's too many teams playing in the wrong league IMO. New teams come and go and frequently place themselves in too low of a league. It's not clear that there is any advice or guidance given by the staff in this area. It dampens the experience. There's no encouragement to change leagues when a team is dominating or really struggling. I think with just a little more attention they could create a really good separation between the levels and everyone would have more fun. *EDIT: as Megan notes it has gotten better over the last year and it feels like they are paying better attention. I hope it keeps up! Also, it would be fun if they could do a little more to make things fun. I don't know, keep track of goals, or have crazy leagues like the "no defense" league or something. Its never really changed in the last 8 years or so and I'd like a little creativity. One thing I'm looking forward to trying for my daughter is the Little Kickers program. Looks fun and it could be a good way to get some exercise on those rainy days. #corvsmb read more

The park itself is super run down and the turf is horrible for adult games but this is mostly for the lil kickers program. I have 3 kids who have been in lil kickers for years in various locations and this hands down is the absolute worst program I have seen. My youngest is in a 3-4 group. He used to do eugene but his class was full so had to do corvallis. He has also done Hillsboro and a California location. Coming out of covid he does have a harder time listening than his older sisters but no worse than most of the other kids and WAY better then some. Last session he did great but this time he has gotten worse amd worse every week. Last session he was in a class of 4-7 kids and usually 2 coaches this time they canceled times due to low enrollment they told us (our original time was a canceled one) and several weeks there have been 13-15 3/4 ye olds and 1 coach. I have not see a single field in his time slot with 2 coaches no matter the size. He loved soccer and now doesn't want to go back next session because the male coach he had is so negative and has made him feel bad about himself every week. He give next to no encouragement and doesn't seem to have any actual training with kids. My older girls sessions are similar but as theybate older not as chaotic but they are getting nothing out of it. My middle had a female coach last session who seemed to actively not like soccer or kids, she was mean and just always bored. They don't do many soccer skills in the younger ages anyways and is supposed to be about learning to play and listen but literally only 1 coach seems to be good at that or able and j always see her with thr smallest group. If you ate understaffed tell us at least but the class size to kid ratio that is supposed to be like 7-1 is laughable right now. And don't work with 3/4 olds if you can't give even the smallest positive reinforcement or want to play games that have an insane amount of rules. My son has ost his love of soccer and last class was crying in the car because the coach only tells them what they do wrong and he was trying. And he was thr only kid playing 1 of the games right and not a single good job or anything. If I can't get my older kids in Eugene we won't be coming back here and hopefully if we can go back to Eugene and the coaches who were better maybe my son will wanna try again. Literally the worst lil kickers coaches ever. I mean they can't even get the field number right...it says 3 on my registration and has only been there once, changes often and no sign or anything. Just have to go ask what field is what because the coaches often change too...which when we have someone not the guy we are very thankful but no idea who is what session. Best part of the entire place is the very nice front desk girls literally everything else is just bad. read more

I spent a year and a half playing at the sports park, but stopped recently with a bad taste in my mouth. They've shortened the games, and raised their prices. To play, you must pay for a "membership" of $25 annually. My membership expired with 3 games left in my last season, and they wouldn't allow me to finish the season without paying another $25! For games I had already paid for! I was told membership prorating was not an option, when I argued that paying for a 52 week membership for 3 weeks of use was unfair. read more

I'm so in love with this place it's not even funny. I'm an out-of-stater OSU attendee and have friend that play league games every week and I can't get enough of taco Wednesdays where the beer is cheap and the food is cheaper. This place is a corvallis institution and the entertainment is quality for Corvallis. 5 stars on league soccer nights. read more

I wish there was some way you guys could bring back hockey. I use to play there all the time and I would definitely play there again. It was awesome. I miss it! read more

I'm not reviewing the classes for younger children but for those who actually want to play soccer (ages 6-13). If you are looking for a place where your child can play the sport, have fun and burn energy, this is not it. Teachers teach for the lowest level of skill and energy possible. Water breaks are given before children break a sweat and seem to be a way to waste 5 minutes or more. Anybody who shows enthusiasm or high-activity level is penalized with time outs. Classes can go nearly 30 of the 50 minutes before anything "soccer" related (or even a ball) is introduced. This is a costly way to spend time that would be much better spent anywhere else kicking around a soccer ball. read more

Our first time experience was attending a birthday party. The kids played soccer with two staff "coaches." The playtime was fun, but then we went upstairs and our experience went completely sour. There was no one in the food area which was nice to have the room, however one of the "coaches" constantly hovered over the kids, telling them to stay in seats, be quiet and wouldn't let them try a new toy (a small soccer ball) outside on balcony. He was inches in their face and completely inappropriate to correct their behavior. OMG it was a kids birthday party and the kids were hyped up from cake and presents. I was one of two parents that told the ass to back off. One other staff apologized for the "coach's" behavior. Thankfully, the ass left and a different one came in. She was awesome and played interactively with the kids. A couple of items were ordered from the menu, french fries, mozzarella sticks, they were awful. The amount of seasoned salt poured on was disgusting. Inedible! I really wanted to like this place, but the red haired male "coach" will keep my family away. read more

if you fancy a Mormon that owns a bar telling you off for say poop in a conversation this is the place for you. there house team is equally fun to play as well. especially when they counter the ref and do what ever they want . most of the staff are cool. avoid anything to do with the owners and your cool. but they are super hypocrites and major dicks. read more

Sorry for the low stars, I actually really like this place. I played on a team for a while until my work schedule changed I couldn't anymore. The service is good and the people who work there are really nice. BUT, I'm only giving 2 stars because of a repeated experience with another team that plays there. I won't put their team name here, but they are a family, with several older men and a few young girls on their team. I think the men are all soccer coaches. They all are good athletes, but the men are unbelievably rude. They sad nasty things to our team when we played them a couple of times. They openly mocked one of my teammates who got tossed around on the field. They made me feel harassed and uncomfortable every time I saw them. Why is this the sports park problem? Well, despite repeated grievances against them, this team never gets any cards for their nasty field behavior, the ref hardly looks at them, while our team got carded a few times for much more minor things. Also, this team has been extremely late to games in the past, but have not been forces a forfeit (as would normally happen with any other team) because, "they are a special team, friends of the owner" the ref explained to us. We don't play there anymore. Sports Park, please don't let your honest, paying patrons be harassed by bullies and do nothing about it. read more

I went in on a Wednesday night to check out the bar and get the 'live soccer experience', but the place was a mess. There were dirty dishes and food scraps everywhere, kids screaming and service was slow. The staff seemed overwhelmed so I don't blame them, but an overall terrible experience. Even the soccer game on the field seemed out of control. I headed down the street to Murpheys bar which had multiple pool tables, a chill atmosphere and great service... oh, and soccer on tv. I'll take it. read more

The field is not standard at all. The quality of turf is really low and some of my team mates got injured because of it. Goals are holes in the wall (no posts or bars) and they charge a lot for the service/facility they are offering. However staff are really friendly and the upper deck bar is a cool place to have a beer and watch soccer games. read more

The Sports Park is great place to have fun, and get a good exercise in a indoor soccer league. It is open all year long and they don't close only on christmas or if theres ever really bad weather. They have a upper bar deck which for players is great because you can get a beer after a game. The Upper deck has different selections of beers and food. They have Spicy wings that are so delicious and their frech fries are so good too. Every wednesday they have EL SOL DE MEXICO TACOS! so is "taco day" for only $1. They have TVs,tables, tables, and chairs. During the week they open like around 3 pm and have games till 11:40 or 12 pm. During the weekends games start early in the morning like at 8 and they go on all day. It is very fun to either play or just watch a soccer game. The price has gone up quite a bit, but they still have a lot of lagues. there is a membership that we do need to get and that cost for the is $25 dollars every year. there is also Lil Kickers, and a Boot Camp for magers who are incharge of a team. and Lil Kickers is for youg kids who are in need of getting help and skilled in soccer. They are also going to start a "Late night, paly" which means the everry friday anyone can sign up and play soccer with other players, untill 1:30 am. For those who love soccer, like me is a very good idea to attend the cost is only $7 dollars, and we get to meet and play against other amzaing players. Overall this is a nice place to hang out with friends and watch some live soccer. If you haven't checked it out, or want to play soccer all year long this is a great place to go and kick the ball.! read more