Stocker Fields

Eric Lunde

It was very hot and there was little to no shade

Rachel Fox Adams

Horrible traffic. Horrible parking. Would give it 0 stars if I could. Fields and surrounding area (city of snohomish) are not capable of hosting soccer tournaments at these fields without a traffic disaster.

Tom Johnson

I attended the Snohomish Bigfoot tournament here. It's a 4-day tournament that allows tent camping and RVs. Overall, it was a somewhat unforgettable experience in a positive way. My main issue is that the tournament should have been compressed into three days instead of four because it just didn't need to be this long. Teams played one game per day even though many fields were open during much of the day and there's seemingly endless parking in the pastures (which just keep extending into the distance). Snohomish is too small to really support this many people, though, so maybe the city pushed back on a more compressed timeline? That said, there were some really cool things about this place. First is camping! Kids have so much fun camping together. Players really bonded closely. There's also a river nearby that's fun to wade around in, and you can pick blackberries. The latrines are cleaned every morning so they almost always smell good. There are lots of food trucks, including donut machines, dipping dots, taco trucks, espresso trucks, snow cone machines, and more. Referees are all right, though the younger groups don't get linesman. Fields conditions are okay. Know that these fields are purely grass fields, so wear cleats, not turf shoes. My kid wore turf shoes the first day and was slipping all over. Switching to cleats helped a ton. The grass isn't in pristine condition or all that level, but it's not bad and fairly green, especially for summer. The ball kind of dies quickly because the grass is a little long. The fields must be a nightmare to maintain, and there are weeds. I would recommend going to this tournament again, but maybe camp only one of the nights because otherwise you could end up spending all day in the hot sun without a lot to do, waiting for your one game that doesn't occur until 6:00 p.m. in the evening. If there's only one game per day, you might hit your soccer parent threshold just waiting in this hot field. If you live within an hour's distance or so, I recommend going home between games. But if you do camp, it will be kind of unforgettable as well.

Jason Reeves

Decent pitch, however, they need to use Weedmaster as the weeds have taken over the grass... Sadly I think this just be a result of the "Westside" philosophy. 🙄🤦🏼‍♂️