Soccer Fields Near Me in North Carolina
Browse 108 soccer fields and pitches across 53 cities in North Carolina. From Charlotte and Raleigh to Durham, Chapel Hill, and Asheville, find the perfect field for your next game or training session. Use the map or city filter to explore fields near you, including public parks, school grounds, and community complexes. Many locations are free to play, while others support youth leagues and organized matches.
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Bailey road park soccer fields
Park, Bailey Road, Bailey Rd, Cornelius, NC 28031
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Burlington Springwood Park Soccer fields
1096 Capulet Dr, Burlington, NC 27215
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Carolina Core FC Youth - High Point Office
550 Hedgecock Rd, High Point, NC 27265
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Colonel Francis Beatty Park (Soccer Fields)
4330 Weddington Rd, Matthews, NC 28105
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Long Leaf Park Athletic Complex Soccer Fields
4305 Shipyard Blvd, Wilmington, NC 28403
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North Carolina Rush Triad Soccer Club
1624 S Hawthorne Rd, Winston-Salem, NC 27103
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North Regional Park Soccer/Football Fields
4000 Castle Hayne Rd, Castle Hayne, NC 28429
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Northeast Recreational Field Complex
E Mallard Creek Church Rd, Charlotte, NC 28262
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Soccer Fields at Richard Barry Memorial Park
13789 Beatties Ford Rd, Huntersville, NC 28078
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Frequently Asked Questions
North Carolina offers plenty of free soccer fields across community parks, schools, and public complexes. Cities like Charlotte and Raleigh maintain dozens of open fields where players can organize pickup matches without cost. Many smaller towns also provide fields attached to schools or recreation centers. Always check local park schedules, as some may be reserved for youth leagues on weekends.
The largest concentration of soccer fields can be found in Charlotte, followed closely by Raleigh. Charlotte has grown as a soccer hub thanks to the arrival of Charlotte FC, while Raleigh supports a strong community scene with WakeMed Soccer Park and neighborhood complexes. Both cities offer options for casual play, organized leagues, and training sessions.
Yes, Charlotte has a wide selection of public soccer fields spread across city parks and schools. Freedom Park and Ramblewood Soccer Complex are popular spots for casual play and youth programs. While Bank of America Stadium is reserved for professional matches, the city provides many open fields where residents can practice or join community leagues.
Our directory lists dozens of fields in Raleigh, from small school pitches to full-size complexes. WakeMed Soccer Park is the city’s premier soccer facility, hosting tournaments and professional matches. Beyond that, local parks and neighborhoods offer public fields that support both youth and adult play. Raleigh continues to expand soccer access as the sport grows statewide.
Yes, many facilities in North Carolina allow players to rent fields for private matches or league play. Complexes in Durham, Chapel Hill and Charlotte often provide turf fields with hourly rental options. Renting ensures guaranteed time without interruptions from leagues or practices. Most cities make reservations through local parks departments or private soccer centers.
Youth soccer thrives in Charlotte, Raleigh, and Chapel Hill, where communities invest in well-maintained fields. WakeMed Soccer Park in Raleigh and Ramblewood Soccer Complex in Charlotte are top venues for youth tournaments. School fields across Durham and Asheville also host recreational programs. These fields are designed to support safe, accessible play for children and teenagers.
Yes, many soccer complexes in North Carolina are equipped with lighting for evening matches. Cities like Durham and Charlotte maintain turf and grass fields with professional lighting systems. Evening play is especially popular during summer months when daytime heat makes it harder to play. Always check field listings on our map to confirm lighting availability before scheduling games.
Artificial turf fields are common across major North Carolina cities. Raleigh and Charlotte both feature multiple turf complexes that allow for year-round soccer without weather disruptions. Turf fields are popular for competitive leagues, tournaments, and training programs. Many schools and universities in the state also maintain turf facilities alongside natural grass pitches.
Parks across North Carolina host public soccer fields that welcome players of all ages. Freedom Park in Charlotte and Dorothea Dix Park in Raleigh are two of the most recognized locations. Smaller cities like Greensboro, Asheville, and Wilmington also maintain parks with soccer pitches. These parks typically offer open access while supporting youth programs on evenings and weekends.
Bank of America Stadium is the home of Charlotte FC and is reserved for professional soccer matches, large tournaments, and major events. While it is not available for casual play or pickup games, Charlotte has numerous other public and private fields for local players. Nearby facilities like Ramblewood Soccer Complex and local park fields provide excellent alternatives. For professional soccer fans, attending a Charlotte FC match remains the best way to experience the stadium.
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