What families ask us

Dugout is for boys and girls ages 7 to 14, Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Camp runs six weeks in June and July, and you can book one week or several.

Campers arrive at the Field 1 gate, warm up their arms together and rotate through two rounds of skill stations by position. After lunch in the shelter, the afternoon session is games: small-sided for the younger group, live innings for the older. Friday ends with a scrimmage.

A glove and cleats that fit, a cap or visor, a filled water bottle, sunscreen already on and lunch in a cold pack. We have bats, helmets and catcher's gear at the field.

Most campers play on a league team, and some are about to. Tell us your camper's age and experience when you register, and we place them in a group that fits.

On very hot days we start the hardest drills early, schedule extra water breaks and use the shelter at midday. When we hear thunder or see lightning, everyone leaves the field until it clears. We text families about a change before camp starts.

An adult on your list signs your camper out at the Field 1 gate between 3:15 and 3:30 p.m. We ask for ID until we know you, and we ask you to tell us ahead when someone new is coming.

It depends on the weeks you book and whether you book early and late care. Call us and we will go through what sets it and how it is paid.

Register for the weeks you want. When a week is full, join the waitlist, and we call you in the order families joined when a place opens.

Tell us at registration, and we ask what we need privately. We don't ask for medical details through the website forms.

Tell us when you register. We look at ages and experience first, and we try to put friends in the same group when it works for both.