Baseball Camp Near Me

See NYC from Jersey City, NJ. Also find out how this NJ side of the Hudson prospered in the past and today because of the proximity to NYC. Much history is here, too, with the American Revolution, Escaping Slaves, World War I and the onetime biggest passenger area in America. End the tour at Hoboken where Frank Sinatra was born and baseball started. Eat at Carlo's bakery.

Called "Baseball's Perfect Address", 24 Willie Mays Plaza has been home to the San Francisco Giants since 2000 and instantly became an icon in a city of icons. Nestled at the edge of downtown and upon a waterfront perch along the San Francisco Bay, this one-of-a-kind ballpark is the City's largest professional sports venue. Oracle Park has been awarded LEED sustainability certification and has played host to numerous Major League Baseball Postseason wins as well as sold-out concerts, soccer matches, football games and many other special events. On the behind-the-scenes ballpark tour, you'll take in sweeping views of downtown San Francisco and the Bay from inside the ballpark, and go places only the players go such as: The Giants' Dugout, and Field. Tours last approximately 1.5 hours and run daily at 10:30 am and 12:30 pm with additional tour times available in June, July, August and September. Great for all ages and a fun must see visit while in San Francisco! No backpacks allowed.

After school, we’ll offer a mini-version of our famous Hi-Five Sports Camp that has thrived for over 35 years. Our After School program will allow children to get a taste of a variety of sports under the guidance of great coaches – encouraging sportsmanship, teamwork, and FUN. The Hi-Five After School Club will focus on the core sports in our Summer Camp program – basketball, softball/baseball, football, soccer, lacrosse, hockey, and volleyball. In addition, we’ll play a wide variety of schoolyard games that get the kids moving and competing.

This tour focuses on the events and activities surrounding the controversial 1919 World Series that matched up the Cincinnati Reds and the Chicago White Sox. Join us as we explore how that series and Cincinnati changed baseball forever.