Dan Duquette Sports Academy

★★★★ 4.212 reviewsHinsdale, MA

Private

The Sports Academy at Hinsdale runs weekly multi-sport camps through June and July on a lakefront property in the Berkshire Hills, open to boys and girls as either overnight or day campers. Days are built around five sports activity blocks plus lakefront time, with daily instruction and games in baseball, basketball, soccer, softball, football, lacrosse, volleyball, street hockey, team handball, kickball and ultimate frisbee, so campers can specialize or sample. Day campers follow the same schedule from morning drills until a 5:00pm departure, while overnight campers stay through dinner, an evening activity and a bunkhouse meeting before 10:00pm lights out. Sport-specific baseball, basketball, lacrosse and softball camps are offered alongside the all-sports weeks.

The practical details

Daily hours
9:00am–5:00pm
Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Operator
Private
Lunch IncludedWater Activities
Before you register

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 Dan Duquette Sports Academy directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.

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★★★★★Ryan Connolly

I cherish my memories from this tournament so much. From the games, to the cabins, everything about it. My team sang songs in the cabin, we had an all out war with another team which involved people stranded in the middle of the lake, water bottles being tossed at each other, eurine landing on people, us turning the other teams power off, and all out chaos. It ended with a settlement like real men, a yoyo battle. My team won that war fair and square. Thank you guys at the tournament organizers for being part of the reason why my teen years were great

Scott Stoliker

Clubhouse could be more youth friendly ( couple pool tables , shuffleboard and foosball) . And the locker rooms keep cleaner.

★★★★★Patrick White

I found this place on AirBnB. James, the manager, is a great guy and was very accommodating with the check-in time and availability. It's clean, giant and a great place to bring a dog. It's got a camp-for-kids vibe so if you want the Ritz Carlton stay on North St. But for value, charm and a place to stay while you get your house remodeled, it can't be beat!!

★★★★★CJ Beverly

Amazing place!! A must go for your child/ren!!!

Marty Purchick

We just returned from a weekend tournament. The players and 2 coaches had to stay in bunkhouses that were disgusting. $175 per player or coach for 2 nights and 6 horrendous meals. DO NOT STAY ON SITE.

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