Find futsal in Bloomingdale, IL: indoor and outdoor courts, clubs, leagues, and pickup games.
No futsal listings are listed in Bloomingdale, IL yet. 10 are listed elsewhere in metro Chicago, in towns like Schaumburg, Mount Prospect and Carol Stream.
No futsal listed in Bloomingdale yet.
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A small enclosed 1v1 soccer area at Bock Park, home to the Bock Neighborhood Center. This is a compact space for one-on-one play and ball skills, rather than a full futsal court. The soccer area is open to the public.
Outdoor futsal and roller hockey courts at Burning Bush Trails Park, alongside a micro soccer field and other park amenities.
Outdoor KOMPAN mini-pitch at Buzz Aldrin Elementary School, with a separate octagonal 1v1 area and very small built-in goals. The courts are open to the public.
Outdoor turf futsal court at Community Park in Carol Stream. The park also has two soccer fields and is open from dawn to dusk.
Outdoor futsal court at Conrad Fischer Park, which also has soccer fields and other recreation facilities.
Mini-pitches at Hiawatha Park, maintained by the Chicago Park District. The two pitches were funded by the Chicago Fire Foundation and added in 2021. The park district lists a dedicated soccer court, and this pin uses that court location within the park.
Outdoor shared in-line hockey/futsal court at Janes Avenue Park. The park also has soccer fields, parking, restrooms and drinking water.
Outdoor futsal mini-pitch at Jubilee Point Park, 7101 Woodridge Drive. The park district’s Phase II project includes a MUSA futsal court alongside pickleball courts, a playground, shelter and walking paths. A local contributor reports two main goals and four smaller side goals for different small-sided games. Check the Woodridge Park District for current access and facility updates.
Two mini-pitches at Norwood Park, maintained by the Chicago Park District. The Chicago Fire Foundation funded the pitches in 2021. The park also has a fieldhouse, playground and other sports facilities. The pin marks Norwood Park at its listed Natoma Avenue address.
Enclosed FreeGame multipurpose court for small-sided play at Seminole Park. The court is shared with other sports; the park also has an open soccer area.