Michiana Soccer Association

4.3 km

The facility is old and tired, which would be ok if at least they would show some interest in…read moredeveloping their players. How can they be good with witnessing their home team being morally destroyed by other teams on a consistent basis and not reacting to it? the "coach" is a joke, no training sessions, no team work, nothing. This is actually detrimental for any child, developing only rejection from a sport that they could potentially like. This approach is not only bad for business, but bad for society. Keep your children away from the home teams!!!

Soccer Zone

67.1 km

If you are looking for a place to take your kid for a soccer practice or classes, then this is one…read moreof the places. They have several classes for different ages, and also have mini leagues where you can come and play to release some stress. They have a batting cage at the back of the facility if you want to practice. They have snacks and drinks. The coaches are great to work with, and prices are good too.

Indoor Soccer field

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St Joe Kickers Sport Club

5.0

(3 reviews)

34.6 km

A fantastic sports club! Genuine German atmosphere and enthusiasm for the great game of football…read more(soccer)! A staff that recognizes the great game and offers competitive leagues on both indoor and outdoor fields. Generations of members meet and celebrate together regularly. A unique cultural experience in an enjoyable, yet casual atmosphere. Great imported beer on tap and available for all events. Come one, come all and enjoy the club! Prost!!!

A first class indoor soccer facility and pristine outdoor soccer fields…read more Small but fun soccer/sports bar and real homemade German food. We had our wedding reception at the Kickers and could not have been more pleased with our experience. Food was great, service was excellent and an exceptional value. Several years later people still talk about how much fun they had at our wedding.

Frohe Weihnachten! Christmas fun at the Kickers Club!!!

Gemütlichkeit!!!!

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Octoberfest 2025

Kalamazoo Community Soccer Center

71.9 km

If you are into soccer, and you want to practice this sport, there is no better location than this…read more With its 10 soccer fields there is plenty of space to play. This place is very well taken care and is normally used for minor leagues for tournaments. Midwest United as well as AYSO region 211 plays here. It has bathrooms as well...the only thing I would like to see is a vending area where you could purchase some snacks, drinks or food. Other than that, I enjoy it!

Sunset

Nice day!

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Soccerzone

3.8

(4 reviews)

71.1 km

Love This place. SoccerZone has been around in Kalamazoo for over 30 years. FOR A REASON. This…read morefacility offers a getaway for lovers of the sport to come and let loose. Trever and his team do a great job and everyone feels like family once they get to know you. I cannot recommend it enough. Any skills level is divine and they will find you a team if you don't have one but still want to play. The fields are raked regularly and the facility is cared for well. HIGHLY recommended!

This is one of several soccer complex in the area. It has 3 indoor soccer fields, restrooms, a…read moreconvenience store with snacks and drinks, as well as a small soccer shop where you can find from shoes, shirts and socks, to other type of parafernalia related with soccer teams. So if you are looking for one of your favorite teams souvenirs or shirts, you may find it here. Open all year long, and very helpful in winter time!!!

Soccer field

Store

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Interior soccer field

Culver Summer Schools & Camps

3.3

(14 reviews)

62.9 km

We had an absolutely exceptional experience! From the moment of touring the campus, it's clear how…read morespecial this school is. The grounds are beautiful, the community is incredibly supportive, and there is a strong, genuine commitment to student growth. The environment is built on structure, discipline, and a positive culture where everyone lifts one another up--there's no negativity. Faculty and staff are deeply dedicated to helping students thrive both academically and personally, and the leadership development opportunities are truly second to none. Students are encouraged to believe in themselves and to realize they can accomplish things they may never have thought possible. This school offers far more than academics; it focuses on building character, confidence, and lifelong friendships. Highly recommended for any family seeking a truly transformative boarding school experience.

Everything! It was a great experience for everyone involved. There was something for every child…read moreand there were smiles all over the place!

Culver offers basic, intermediate and advanced equitation classes as well as rough riding to campers.

Culver offers a variety of unique fine arts classes: equine sculpture, ceramics, arts and crafts and Native American crafts to name a few.

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AYSO region 574

45.0 km

I have decades worth of soccer related memories of this place. When I was young my brother and I…read moreplayed soccer here. I was never very good so by middle school I stopped played but I still came out here to watch friends games. Then came high school. I'd visit here rooting for my boyfriend at the time at the top of my lungs. Now that I'm an adult I come to root for my nephew who is honestly a lot like me on the field- much more interested in friends and grass. I've never had any bad memories here except maybe losing a game which must not have been so bad because i dont remember any specific losses. Will keep coming for soccer because soccer.

New playground 2022.

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Playground and pavilion

Potawatomi Park

(9 reviews)

11.5 km

This is a nice park. The playground is big, and there are a number of fun things to play on/with,…read moreincluding slides (multiple), bridges, a rock wall, tunnels and more. It's all very colorful and fun. There's also a splash pad with multiple water features, and it's located in a nice shady spot with benches all around. Shade! Around a splash pad! This seems to be a rare thing nowadays, but yes, there is shade here. As a parent, that's probably what I like this park: There is always somewhere shady to sit or stand. This park also had a gigantic roofed overhand area with benches for big parties. When we visited, there was a church party going on. There is also a little rain garden on the outer edge of the park, which was a welcome sight. I love when parks make the effort to incorporate native plants into their park spaces. It doesn't go unnoticed, and it's greatly appreciated! Potawatomi Park is directly outside of Potawatomi Zoo. The two share a parking lot, so it might be a drag to find parking on busy days.

Went to a picnic in this park. Big grounds and lots of room for multiple groups to have picnics…read more Also right next to the zoo in case you want another activity to do. Bathrooms are kind of far away depending on where you are at the park.

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St. Joseph's Lake

3.3

(3 reviews)

10.5 km

St. Joseph's Lake Recently a really cool nice Yelper John…read moreS. of San Francisco Communicated with me regarding my posts on places on and around the University of Notre Dame Campus. He is amazing with so much information that has helped me. He's an Encyclopedia of Notre Dame! I'm going by my senior citizen memories and old photos. He geared me to the St. Joseph's Lake page for my incorrectly posted Lake photos. That being said I love being out in nature and around bodies of water. When my daughter and I spent time together at the university a walk to the lake was a great escape. I'm sure during my many visits in four years I visited other lakes near the campus. If you live in South Bend, go to the university, or you are visiting like me then by all means take in the lake activities and spend time hiking or walking around St. Joseph's Lake. Highly recommended.

I'm not sure why I didn't realize this was a separate lake the first time I visited Notre Dame when…read moreI was in high school in 1993. Or maybe I did realize it, but St. Mary's Lake just held a particular sway for me. In any case, St. Joseph's Lake is probably more beautiful than its westerly cousin--er, (unconsummated) spouse? I say "probably" because it depends on what you like. If you'd rather walk around a mostly flat path without trees obstructing your view, then St. Mary's Lake is your girl. But if you like changing elevations, paths that sometimes take strange turns, and the wonder of a mysterious island with a locked gate, then St. Joseph's Lake is your boy. Yes, I know, both lakes have islands; and technically, St. Mary's Lake has more of them, but one of St. Joseph's Lake's islands is connected to the shore by a footpath, and there's this weird gate that's usually locked, although if you don't mind getting wet, it's pretty easy to get around. (Believe me, I know.) If the weather's particularly nice, you can rent a boat and sail around the lake. I never did this, but when my brother was in town for my graduation, he really wanted to. The lake is strange during the winter because it doesn't freeze. Why not? Well, Notre Dame has its own power plant (coal-fired, unfortunately), which is cooled by St. Joseph's Lake. After the water is used, it is pumped back into the lake, which ensures that the water is always too warm to freeze. This causes quite a lot of confusion for the local waterfowl. Normally, ducks and geese fly south for the winter, and this is largely the case for Notre Dame's ducks and geese. But even in the middle of winter, you'll find some ducks swimming around St. Joseph's Lake, and I often wonder whether this ruins their natural instincts. I'm not very athletic, but if I were, I would be one of those people who run around this lake and then St. Mary's Lake in what seems like a decently challenging but also relaxing jog. If you're a woman and you choose to run around St. Joseph's Lake, you should probably bring some mace along. I've never felt unsafe walking around the lake, even in the middle of the night in really cold weather, but it is kind of spooky, and there are a lot of places to hide.