We have experienced Pro Players, College All-Americans, College Coaches, and Top High School Directors running our camps, sitting on our advisory board, and continuing to come up with the latest instruction and drills. We have decades of experience building high-quality youth camps. Our model is built around local instructors, small groups, fast-paced drills, and teaching fundamentals the right way. Every camp is designed to be affordable, organized, and run by coaches who know how to develop young athletes.

Baseball Nation Camps host camp events in multiple states with new cities added every year. Use our Find a Camp page to locate the closest event.

We run camps during the Summer and Winter seasons.Our Summer camps typically run during the months of June-July on Monday through Thursday, with Friday reserved as a makeup day if weather or facility issues require it.Our Winter camps typically run during the months of January-March on Saturdays or Sundays for 4 consecutive weeks.Players typically arrive for camp between 8:30-9:00 a.m., depending on the location. Camp wraps up each day by 1:00 p.m., giving players 16 hours of high-energy instruction and training.

Every camp covers the core fundamentals of:HittingFielding (infield & outfield)ThrowingPitchingBaserunningCatching (during winter sessions)Players can participate in the skills they choose. Our camps are skill-progressive, meaning each day builds on the previous one.For example, in hitting:Day 1: Lower-half movement & balanceDay 2: Upper-body mechanicsDay 3: Sequencing, timing, and connectionDay 4: Apply learned skills w/ fun competitive drillsThis approach ensures players improve steadily and finish the week with stronger fundamentals and a deeper understanding of their chosen skills.

All registered players attend camp during the same overall time window, but athletes are grouped by age and skill level to ensure they train at the right pace and with players of similar ability.We have athletes ranging from 7–14 years old, and we divide groups into natural age brackets such as:7–8 year olds9–10 year olds11–12 year olds13–14 year oldsThese groups keep instruction targeted and appropriate, while still allowing flexibility. For example, if a player’s skill level suggests they would benefit from a more advanced group (a 12-year-old joining the 13–14 group), we will make that adjustment to give them the best learning experience.

Our camps do have strong turnout, but small-group instruction is a priority. If we add players, we always add staff. Groups are kept to smaller group ratios matched by age and ability. Quality of instruction and experience is our #1 priority. Each group station has a coach (and an assistant) to ensure constant reps and that athletes are engaged, having fun, and learning the entire time. Over the course of the camp, players work through skills in a fun, progressive format packed with reps, coaching feedback, and movement.

Find your camp location and complete registration online. Camps do fill quickly, so once spots are full, we close registration to protect the player-to-coach ratio.

All players need to bring:BatGloveHelmetAdd'l equipment players may use during camp (ie. Batting Gloves, etc.) Water Bottle and Lunch (Lunch is NOT provided. Players are responsible for bringing their own lunch and water bottle)Camps may be held outdoors on dirt or turf fields, or indoors on a turf field or gym floor depending on location/region of the country. *Specific details on location can be found on each camp registration page.Players should wear athletic gear such as a t-shirt with shorts/sweats/baseball pants.Appropriate footwear may include tennis shoes, turf shoes, or rubber/molded cleats. No metal cleats should ever be worn.

We’re only contracted to use each facility on specific dates, so makeups aren’t possible if a player misses a day of camp. However, missing a session doesn’t prevent players from jumping back in. Our system is built for kids to pick up right where they left off.

We have a contingency plan in place for each camp in the case of inclement weather, or other possible situation in which we would need to reschedule a camp date.