NDG BASEBALL DAYCAMP/

Get ready for a summer of baseball fun and skill‑building at our Day Camp! This camp is all about playing ball, improving your skills, and making new friends.

Our camp runs for the first three weeks of July each year and  is for baseball players on our territory in the 9U, 11U, and 13U age categories each season.

Our camp is for ballplayers who are registered with NDG Baseball or those who have played organized baseball in the past – not for total beginners.

Registration Open
Baseball coach hi-fiving a player at camp

DATES & LOCATION
Our camp runs each year for the first three weeks of July, and is located at Loyola Park in NDG.
Pickups and drop-offs, as well as rainy-day activities, may take place at the Willingdon School Senior Campus (4850 Avenue Coronation Montréal, QC H4V 2E2).

NOTE/ As the CDN-NDG Borough is replacing the chalet at Loyola Park, with work starting in Mar. 2026. The camp will not have access to the chalet bathrooms or indoor space as a result. The borough will provide porta-potties and basic sanitary needs for all park users, while NDGBA campers and staff will have access to the bathrooms in Willingdon Senior Camps during camp hours.

CAMP HOURS
M-F 9h-16h, with daycare services available at an additional cost starting as of 7h30 and running until 17h.

2026 RATES
$290/Week (subject to change)

CONTACT US
For any questions, please contact us at camp@ndgbaseball.com.

FAQ

Q: Can my child come to camp even if they’ve never played baseball on a team? (they know how to catch and throw, they’ve watched their older sibling play, they show a bug interest, they are very athletic.)
A: This camp is a skills camp made to build on existing experience of playing the game which includes but is not limited to baseball rules, basic skills, and baseball IQ. Think of our baseball camp like a hockey camp, you would only send your child if they already were a hockey player and not just a recreational skater. If this is your child’s first season playing baseball, they are very welcome! By the time camp starts the season will already be half done.
Q: What does my child need for a day at camp?
A: They should be wearing their NDG Baseball Camp t-shirt every day (provided on their arrival day-1), have their basic baseball equipment (jock, cleats, glove, helmet, bat, baseball pants, NDG Baseball cap), sunscreen, water bottle, healthy snacks and a full lunch. Optional items are batting gloves, bathing suit/towel.
Q: How are the groups made?
A: Based on registration we group kids together by age and skill level to streamline coaching to the same level of baseball IQ and to make it an enjoyable experience for the kids. For example, some second year 11UA players could be placed in a group with the 13UA/B kids. Otherwise you can expect your child to be in the same group as their friends who have registered, presuming they play the same level of baseball. Note that girls and boys are mixed together at camp.
Q: How much baseball do the kids experience in a single day?
A: Lots! We have two fields available to us all day long. Each group has minimum of 2 field practices daily as well as a camp-wide morning warm-up on the big field. While the 9U group tends to need more of a variety of activities and some free-play, the 13U group only want to remove their gloves to eat lunch.
Q: Who are your staff?
A: All staff are current or past NDG baseball players with a very strong understanding and love for the game as well as the desire to coach kids up to the next level while having fun.
Q: How do you communicate with parents?
A: The big notices will be sent out by email. Once your child starts camp with us we use a texting platform to notify all parents of any changes or updates, be it for weather or otherwise. This is a two-way number where the camp director can be reached at any time for any reason.
3 boys standing together looking cool in their baseball hats and camp shirts
Kids lining up to get their hands stamped
Baseball player hitting the ball off the tee
Day camp baseball players on one knee listening to coach