The Durham Bulls, a Triple-A minor-league baseball team, host multi-day summer baseball camps at Durham Bulls Athletic Park where young players train on the field with camp staff. The three-day camps run mornings into early afternoon (about 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.) with lunch included, and campers get to play on the professional field.
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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 Durham Bulls Athletic Park directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Anessa Kertesz MuellerGreat experience! We’re from Michigan visiting our kids. This was such a fun night! The Bulls are very entertaining!
★★★★★Peter HedgesBaseball fans, take notice and REJOICE!!! While we here in the Old North State are far removed from Major League Baseball, we are blessed with a plethora of Minor League options, including a gem with a storied history. Allow me the pleasure of presenting your DURHAM BULLS!!! Come on down and join this bunch of lollygaggers at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park! This lovely stadium is a fitting home for the boys of summer in the Bull City. Personally, I love to come out to DBAP and catch a game when the Bulls aren't on the road taking the pain to other AAA teams. Take yourself out to the ballgame! Join the crowd. You can buy yourself some peanuts and cracker jack. My guess is that you'll want to come back so you can root, root, root for the home team! If they don't win it's a shame, but regardless of the count, you can have a great time at the old ball game at Durham Bulls Athletic Park! By the way, in case you don't already know, this is the home of the best mascot to grace this chunk of rock hurtling through space, Wool E. Bull! And that's no bull spit!
★★★★Faye ChadwellWonderful ballpark. We had an issue with miscommunication about the # of seats in our suite but they made it right. We had loads of fun. Family friendly. Parking can be a bit challenging sobe sure to give yourself time to walk from the garages. Good beer and decent hotdogs. Love the black lab who retrieves bat and the energetic bull mascot
★★★★★Joely SuesseggerBeautiful ballpark, great atmosphere! I'm a huge Phillies fan and was thrilled to hear Zach Wheeler would be making a rehab start with the Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs against the Durham Bulls. It was the perfect opportunity for me to finally go to a Bulls game. We got fantastic seats right behind the dugout. Everything was reasonably priced. We really enjoyed ourselves. They didn't have fireworks due to the burn ban, but I didn't mind. Definitely a great thing to do this summer. Beautiful area with a lot of restaurants. Recommend that you prepay for parking. I'll definitely go again!
★★★★★Carlos RMy good friend and I were in attendance for the Bulls vs Jacksonville game and the experience was totally awesome! The ushers were polite, welcoming, and patient! One even took a picture (posted with review) for us with no problem! The funnel cake was great and we truly enjoyed the atmosphere!