East York Baseball Association is excited to offer Summer Camp for 2025.
The EYBA Summer Camp will be located at Stan Wadlow Park.
​This year we will be offering two streams of camp for the first time,
Recreational & Rep.

RECREATIONAL Our Recreational Summer Camp will continue to offer the traditional camp experience as in previous years. This day camp is for boys and girls aged 6-14. It focuses on players at the House League & Recreational Level. East York Baseball provides a safe environment where young ball players can learn, practice and compete. Campers are taught the fundamentals of throwing, fielding and hitting through a combination of drills, competition and games. Campers will also play other sports, go to the play structures at the park, and go to the splash pad. Additional details will be provided in advance of your camp week.

REP If your camper is interested in a more intensive camp experience, new for 2025 we are offering a Rep Baseball Summer Camp. This day camp is an advanced baseball program for boys and girls aged 8-14 who are currently playing at the Rep & Select level. The Rep Camp will focus on superior skill development and is geared toward players committed to taking their game to the next level. The goal is to create an environment modeled after high school and elite level teams, by providing tailored instruction in high volumes of repetition. In addition, our expert staff will provide constructive feedback through video instruction and tailored scouting reports. Additional details will be provided in advance of your camp week.

FULL DAY / HALF DAY Half day and full day options are available in both the Recreational & Rep streams. Half day is Morning - 9am to 12pm, or Afternoon - 1pm to 4pm. Full day is 9am to 4pm with 1 hour for lunch break. Early drop off from 8am and late pick up to 5pm are available.  We will also be using a catering service so the option will be available to our campers to pre-order healthy lunches and snacks.

TEAM WEEKS Teams can sign up for a week of Rep Summer Camp together to focus on player skill development as well as team concepts. This is an excellent opportunity for the team to bond together in a camp environment. During the team week, coaches will run team practices isolated from the rest of the camp and will tailor some of the drills based on the team's needs. Before the start of the team week, the Camp Director will reach out to the team's coach to discuss any goals that they would like to accomplish. Team weeks are only available in FULL Day option.

​​LOCATION Camp will be located at Stan Wadlow Park. The park is bordered by Cosburn Ave., Cedarvale Ave., Haldon Ave., and Taylor Creek Park. We have permitted space on 7 Baseball diamonds and a 3 section batting cage. Three of our diamonds have pitching mounds and warm-up mounds. The park also has a play structure for free time, and a splash pad for extra fun times! The Snack Bar will be open each day for snack and lunch purchases.

CAMP SCHEDULE - A general idea of a campers’ itinerary: 8:00 - 9:00AM - BEFORE CARE (optional, and at an additional cost) 8:45 - 9:00AM – SIGN-IN • Camper sign in, and breaking into smaller groups with their dedicated coach for the week  9:00 - 9:30AM – WARM-UPS • Allows for late comers to blend in • Break into smaller groups • Ahead of every fun filled day of baseball there should be proper warms-up to ensure a safe and productive day of baseball • Coach led warm-ups, including stretching, light jog, and throwing  9:30AM - 12:00PM – SMALL GROUP SKILLS • Personalized instruction from skilled coaches and support from trained instructor assistants • Small group coaching to ensure focused attention and helpful correction • Daily baseball drills and skills, with modified activities designed for each age or skill group • Key areas of focus: proper base running, throwing mechanics, hitting, and fielding drills • For older groups typically 10 years and up, pitching and catching mechanics and drills • Approximately 120 minutes of instructional drills moving through different stations, followed by approximately 30 minutes for a fun scrimmage • Midway bio break, hydration and a visit to the snack bar if desired  12:00PM – Morning Only Program Dismissal. Sign-out with the Camp Director at the overhang for parent pick up 12:00 - 12:45PM • LUNCH, either packed lunched or if preselected, hot lunch from the caterer • Once campers have finished lunch they are encouraged to hydrate and socialize with other friends and campers and have supervised free time within the park grounds and visible to their coaches/camp director  12:45 - 1:00PM • AFTERNOON CAMPERS SIGN-IN, assigned to their groups • Full day campers return to their coach counsellor for afternoon activities 1:00 - 3:00PM • Warm-up and stretches – short for full day campers, longer for afternoon campers • Personalized instruction from skilled coaches and support from trained instructor assistants • Small group coaching to ensure focused attention and helpful correction • Daily baseball drills and skills, with modified activities designed for each age or skill group • Key areas of focus: proper base running, throwing mechanics, hitting, and fielding drills • For older groups typically 10 years and up, pitching and catching mechanics and drills • Approximately 120 minutes of instructional drills, moving through different stations • Midway bio break, hydration and a visit to the snack bar if desired 3:00 - 4:00PM • Mixed group scrimmage, end of day cool-down • Additional 1:1 work with athletes if deemed warranted or asked for • Pack-up their belongings on the Diamond and head to the park, overhang for end of day fun 4:00 - 5:00PM – AFTER CARE (optional, and at an additional cost) ☀️ What if the Weather Strikes Out? We’re an outdoor camp and don’t have full indoor space. In case of extreme weather (rain/lightning), we’ll take cover under the overhang and in the change rooms. Camp will continue once it’s safe to do so but if you prefer to pick-up your camper in any inclement weather situations feel free to do so, just notify their camp counselor of their departure from camp that day,

WHAT TO BRING The following is a list of must have items campers are asked to bring as wells as optional and discretionary items. We will have extra bats & helmets on hand if needed. Must Have: Optional: Discretionary: • Baseball Glove • Refillable Water Bottle • Shorts and/or Baseball Pants • Running Shoes or Rubber Cleats • Sunscreen • Hat • Lunch (full day) or pre-ordered catered lunch • Bat • Helmet • Snacks or money for the snack bar • Batting Gloves • Eye Black   ✏️ Label Everything, Please! Gloves, hats, bottles, shirts, towels... if it has a chance of getting left behind, put your child’s name on it. Lost & Found = bin placed near the sign-in area/snack bar

FOOD - Catered Lunches EYBA has partnered with PG Harvey Events as its 2025 caterer. Pricing has increased to $20 per day (taxes already included in that price). Fresh lunches will delivered each day to the Camp and cutlery is provided.  Drinks such as pop or juice can also be purchased at the snack bar. You will get an email 1-2 weeks before your camp week letting you know how to sign up. Cutoff for lunch orders is 5pm on the Friday before the Monday of the camp. Orders and payments only go to admin@doghousebaseball.com. 🚫 Allergies Reminder We are a NUT-FREE camp. Please keep all peanut/nut products at home to keep everyone safe.

CAMP COST The cost for the camp is as follows: Recreational Camp Full Day - $350 Recreational Camp Half Day - $200 Rep Camp Full Day - $375 Rep Camp Half Day - $200