The Corvallis Knights are a West Coast League collegiate summer baseball team that also runs a Knights Day Camp for children ages 6-12. The half-day camp runs 9:00am-12:30pm with baseball skill stations, sandlot games, and a player Q&A, and each camper receives a free game ticket. It is a fun-focused half-day baseball camp rather than an intensive skills program.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Corvallis Knights Baseball directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Sonia HawkinsWe've been going to Knights games every summer for years now, ever since some friends invited us. It's always a great experience all around. The games have a good turn-out even on non-event nights. The events are fantastic. They give very high quality memorabilia like mini wooden bats and nice ball caps. The food and drinks are great. Good quality options including burgers, hot dogs, nachos, frozen lemonade, ice cream, local brewery beers and ciders, etc. The athletics are great. We've watched several players who have since been drafted to the majors. This is one of my favorite ballparks, even including major league parks, because of the atmosphere. It's clean, there are shaded and sunny areas, surrounding the field are the scenic brick campus buildings and the new garden area near the parking. The parking can be found for free in some of the large lots. Even on busy nights like the fireworks night, it's fun and easy to get around. They have a QR code you can scan to order food delivered right to your seats. The students who work for the concessions are all polite and hard working. After every game, the field is opened up for kids to run the bases and get autographs from the players. There are fun crowd engagement activities like winning a free pizza, t-shirt tosses, and the mascots always visit the crowds and interact with the kids. Kids often gather and play together right outside of the stadium to catch balls that go over the bleachers. You can see them/keep an eye on them for safety by walking to the top of the bleachers, so we usually select seats at the top of the bleachers and let our kiddo play back there. All around great fun, even if you're solo and need an activity to get outside and relax.
★★★★★GPKAwesome way to spend a summer night...this team is exciting to watch.
★★★★★Holly LinnDefinitely a family favorite! Kids or not, you can guarantee a fun evening out without breaking the bank!
★★★★★Paul RentzYou never know what players from that team you'll see in the majors someday but, regardless, they're all having fun and learning life skills! Adley, Kwan, Boyd and more! Kwan was such a fun guy!
★★★★★Kevin TimmonsWe had the pleasure of attending a game this summer and we loved it! Jennifer Beaumont and her team do a great job making this such a fun family friendly experience. Perfect environment also for businesses to bring employees and clients. Highly recommend!