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[quote=Mdmom22]Following, interesting to know as well, including local club-affiliated camps.

But also sharing feedback on the RM camps which my kids did last year.  They did 3 soccer camps last year, RM, DCU, and another local club super close to us.  Their feedback was that RM had the best players, DCU was the most fun, and the local one was fun but not challenging at all (mostly because the participants were not very good soccer players, mostly rec level, which reflects the level of play that the club competes at).  I don't think they noticed any difference in the level of coaching between RM and DCU but their pre-ECNL age so not sure if they'd notice much difference apart from how they are treated.  They had no complaints about how they were being coached.

We'll likely do DCU again this year because the kids just really enjoyed it and want to do it again.  Nixed the Dutch camp as too far and bc one of my boys doesn't want to do an overnight camp just yet.  My kids' club practices during the summer so it's not that essential for us to do soccer camps during the summer.  We may try a local camp with a more competitive record (BSC, Achilles, etc.) or if I can find a futsal camp that's convenient to us.  Otherwise, we'll sign them up for other camps for fun or to learn something new.

We were never interested in going but if if you were interested in knowing, both my boys got the RM invitation to play in Spain over spring break.  They both play travel, one on the A team, the other on the B team. [/quote]

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