San Bernardino Soccer Complex

Since being taken over by Elmore Sports Group and Professional Sports Network noticeable improvements include reseeding of the premium fields, updated restroom facilities and more folks driving around the sidelines in oversized garden tractors, which seem to be damaging the grass and buried utility boxes. Parking is this complexes achilles heel, which now doesn’t allow same day re-​entry with regular fee, but for $ 15.00 valet you get same day re-​entry. The group offers off site parking at elementary school which allows re-​entry. The best parking deal is Disable American Veterans across from entrance, although small allows re-​entry, very friendly.

Fields are undersized and in horrible condition. Huge lumps and bumps making the soccer almost unrecognizable. Do not choose to play in tournaments hosted here. It is not a place where you want to play soccer.

We have been here for several soccer games and tournaments. The pros: they have decent vendors selling everything from coffee, water, breakfast burritos to cleats. The people running the vendors are friendly and willing to give you a deal.
The cons: you have to pay for parking! $ 5-​per car. What ripoff. You would think all the money they make in parking and vending they would have better upkeep of the fields and bathrooms. Not the case. The fields ate uneven, the grass is horrible and even if you pay for parking you’re not guaranteed a spot. Sometimes you have to drive around for what seems like hours before you find a place to park.
Very disappointing. Do not recommend this complex. Not impressed at all.

Pros:
At least you have a pretty view of the SB mountains (if there’s no smog).
Cons:
Parking here is horrible and there is only 1 entrance, the line to park backs up and you miss half of your kids game.
The surrounding area is horrible, we see anything from syringes, condoms, trash, and that’s only if you park 1 block away. Oh and there is always someones car that gets broken into in broad daylight, so don’t park too far.
The fields and restrooms are in horrible condition. Restrooms smell like a raw sewage facility. My kids HATE playing on these fields.
Did I mention it was in the ghetto/​barrio/​hood and there is no decent restaurant to sit down and eat.
I have no idea who owns and maintains these fields but your doing a horrible job but hey it’s San Bernardino so it matches the rest of the city.

Three stars for limited parking, uncaring parking staff, and a bit lumpy fields. That said…
I don’t know what kind of privileged, sheltered soccer lives the whiners are used to, but I for one appreciate this enormous space dedicated to soccer. The fields are green; at a time of year many facilities are reduced to dust bowls or mud pits we got to play on well marked, reasonably flat grass filled fields!

Parking was HORRIBLE!!! Fields are ugly! Dangerous with many holes, muddy spots, and uneven grass. Great snack bar with many options but that’s about it.

CAL South makes us drive from beautiful Orange County only to play on fields that look worse than a cow pasture. I mean seriously… they are dangerous for the kids.
The area is not that safe as we again were warned about parking across the street that our vehicle may be broken in to. WTH? So you add up 16 players per team per game (32 total) that is 32 cars driving 120 miles round trip… with gas at: 4 bucks per galloon… that is about 20 – 30 per family just in gas. that is 1000 bucks per game plus ref fees… it is just ridiculous that this is handled this way.
oh well… CAL south we are outta here next year.

This soccer complex can vary with the number of fields dependent upon how the fields are set up. Seventeen full sided and greater than that when the full sided fields are converted for the younger age groups. There are two separate permanent buildings with restrooms and a attached snack bar. More times than not there are additional vendors when events are scheduled at this facility. There is a small covered area with patio tables although it is small in relationship to the size of the complex.
I have to give this location on three stars based upon the following:
— Lack of shade in relationship to the capacity
— The grass at this facility is great for H2O although slow for play at times.
— The parking staff at the entrance could quite frankly care less about the rate in which they flow traffic in and out of this facility. *** Major Issue. ***

Great soccer complex. Club soccer at it’s best.