F.A.Q's

We try to limit distractions at camp and recommend that parents say good bye at drop off in the morning to help with the camp transition, especially for our younger campers. That being said, parents are of course welcome to come and watch during the day.

We have many group exercises that include our camp as a whole. That being said, campers are split up according to age groups and skill levels (the Ragazzi groups and the Allievi groups!)

We recommend that each camper brings their own: footwear (rubber cleats, sneakers, or turf shoes), batting helmet, glove, sunscreen, hat and water bottle. OPTIONAL: Bat, towel.

(No metal spikes allowed)

If your child does not have one of the items listed above, reach out to us and we can do our best to accommodate you with our group equipment.

Lunch is not provided and campers are expected to bring their own. We do recommend bringing a snack as there will be a short break during the day.

ALSO, we will do a pizza party for lunch one day of camp, normally the last Friday.

Yes! The staff takes the safety of their campers very seriously. All the staff have their First Aid and CPR training updated every two years.

Yes.

Our camp is designed for boys and girls going into Grades 2 through 8.

DROP-OFF: Camp starts at 9AM and drop-off begins at 8:45. There will be cones lined up to designate drop-ff area. Staff will be lined up welcoming campers.

PICK-UP: We will bring campers to the same area as drop-off at 1PM.

If the baseball gods are not on our side for a certain day, depending on severity, we will continue camp outside.

If it thunderstorms or rains hard, we will go to the Rec Center... a close walk from the Silver Lake Park.

Yes. We have water jugs located across the grounds and we check them regularly. Campers should bring their own water bottles when we take our many refill breaks.

If a camper does not have a water bottle, we have disposable cups.