Soccer Camp February 2026
February 2026 soccer camps align with Presidents’ Day Weekend (Feb 14-16) and Mid-Winter Breaks across US states. Looking for Soccer offers 12 camps in France, Spain, and Florida for kids aged 6-21. The camps last at least 5-6 days and include residential camps ($860 to $2,499) and day camps ($760 to $1,999). You have the choice between 04 clubs: PSG Academy, Foot Breizh Academie, IMG Academy or Marcet Academy.
Contact us
Why book with Looking For Soccer?
6 years of experience in organizing football camps in France and internationally.
Customer service available 7 days a week to advise and assist you.
Secure payment in 3 installments without fees to facilitate your reservation.
Trustpilot rating of 4.6/5 with over 400 verified reviews.
Official partnerships with the biggest European clubs (FC Barcelona, PSG, Arsenal, Manchester City…).
FAQ – Football Camps in February
Where to train: US vs Europe in February?
We understand that it might be tricky to choose whether to stay home or book a soccer camp in Europe for your kid. As an expert, here are some reasons that you might want to consider:
A. IMG Academy (Florida) – Stay Domestic
World-class facilities in Bradenton, Florida
No passport required, no international travel stress
Warm weather (average between 17.7–22.1°C in February) according to Climate Data
American coaching methodology focused on athleticism + technique
Flexible programs: 1 to 2 weeks from $1,999 to $2,499
Options to work on specific training (mental performance, speed & agility, injury prevention…)
B. European Camps (France & Spain) – International Experience
Exposure to European soccer methodology (possession-based, technical development)
Train with prestigious clubs: PSG Academy (Eaubonne or Puteaux), Marcet Academy (Barcelona)
Cultural immersion: practice French or Spanish, discover European culture. For your kid’s comfort, the staff also speaks English.
More affordable options available (starting from $760 day camp vs $2,150 residential camp)
Ideal for families combining vacation with soccer camp
C. Weather comparison
| Location | Average Feb Temp forecast | Weather Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Bradenton (IMG) | 22°C | Warm, sunny, outdoor training |
| Barcelona (Marcet) | 15°C | Mild, occasional rain, outdoor training |
| Eaubonne (PSG) | 7°C | Cold, frequent rain, indoor facilities available |
| Puteaux (PSG) | 7°C | Cold, frequent rain, indoor facilities available |
| Ploemeur (Foot Breizh) | 9°C | Cool, rainy, hybrid training |
How to choose the right soccer camp in February?
Depending on you and your kid’s needs, here’s a quick guide on how to choose the perfect soccer camp:
A. By Age Group:
Ages 6–9 (Beginner to Intermediate)
Focus: Having fun while developing skills and gaining confidence
Recommended: Marcet Academy Development (Spain)
Why: Small groups, patient coaching, age‑appropriate activities
Ages 10–13 (Intermediate to Advanced)
Focus: Technical refinement, tactical awareness, competitive spirit
Recommended: Marcet High‑Technicity and Technicality (Spain), PSG Academy (France)
Why: Structured curriculum, video analysis, match play
Ages 14–17 (Advanced to Elite)
Focus: High‑performance training, college prep, professional development pathway
Recommended: Marcet High‑Performance (Spain) or IMG Academy (Florida)
Why: Elite coaching, strength & conditioning, mental training, exposure to scouts
Ages 18–21 (Post‑high school)
Focus: Professional preparation, gap year programs, university preparation
Recommended: Marcet High‑Performance (Spain)
Why: Adult training intensity, networking with European coaches
B. By Budget:
Budget‑Conscious ($760–$1,000): the options are day camp Foot Breizh ($760) or residential Foot Breizh ($860), day camp PSG Academy ($850). These soccer camps are perfect for beginners.
Mid‑Range ($1,000–$1,800): the options are residential camp Marcet Academy Development ($1,090), Marcet High Technicality ($1,090), Marcet High Performance ($1,600) or Marcet High Technicity ($1,700). These camps are ideal for your kid’s first international experience.
Premium (more than $1,800): you can pick between residential camp Marcet High‑Performance ($2,150), day camp IMG Academy ($1,999) or residential camp ($2,499). Those are reserved for a serious development of your kid’s capacities.
What are the travel requirements for European soccer camps?
In case your child is heading to a soccer camp in Europe – whether in France (Eaubonne, Puteaux or Ploemeur) or Spain (Barcelona) – it’s important to plan ahead and review key travel details such as:
A. Flights
Average cost: $600–$1,200 round trip from major East Coast cities (based on Google Flights and Expedia averages, December 2025).
Flight time: About 7–8 hours from New York–JFK to Paris (CDG) or Barcelona (BCN). (Source: Air France, Delta, and United official flight schedules)
Airlines: Air France, Delta, and United all offer direct flights from major U.S. hubs.
Best booking window: 8–12 weeks before departure for the lowest fares (Source: U.S. Department of Transportation airfare trends).
B. Airport Transfers
France (Île‑de‑France & Ploemeur camps): From Paris–Charles de Gaulle (CDG) Airport to Eaubonne — roughly a 45‑minute drive depending on traffic. To arrive in Ploemeur from Paris if flights are limited, families can continue by high‑speed train (about 3 hours).
Spain (Barcelona camps): From Barcelona–El Prat (BCN) Airport to the Marcet Football Academy facilities — about a 30‑minute drive.
Cost: Typically €50–€100 each way for private transfers (Source: taxi and airport transfer price averages via Rome2Rio).
C. Travel Documents
Passport & letter of participation: Make sure that it’s valid for at least six months beyond your child’s travel dates (Source: U.S. Department of State). Parents must check before purchasing if the chosen soccer camp provides a letter of participation and respect visa application deadlines.
ETIAS Authorization: Starting in 2025, U.S. travelers to France and Spain must obtain an ETIAS travel authorization (€7 fee, valid for three years, apply at least 96 hours before travel). (Source: Official ETIAS website — www.europa.eu/etias)
Travel Insurance: Strongly recommended to cover medical emergencies, cancellations, and lost luggage.
D. Supervision and Support
On‑site care: Residential camps provide 24/7 supervision from check‑in to check‑out.
Travel arrangements: Families are responsible for booking flights and organizing airport transfers.
Communication: Camp staff remain available by phone to coordinate arrival and departure logistics.
Other periods