The Hill City Howlers, the Single-A Cleveland Guardians affiliate based in Lynchburg, run a short youth baseball camp promoted from the club's community page. The most recently posted session is a two-day camp on July 13-14 running 9am-12pm. Ages, pricing and program content are not stated on the registration page.
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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 Hill City Howlers directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Phillip GonzalesGreat place to enjoy a family night out. With all the extras the team does keeps everyone engaged. The scoring from both teams made it more fun, not like the boring MLB.
★★★★★Rachel FintonWe had an absolutely fantastic time at the Hillcats Howlers game! We brought a large group with lots of kids, and it couldn’t have been a more family-friendly experience. The stadium was clean, well-maintained, and the entire staff was welcoming and friendly from start to finish. One of the highlights of the night was when Cannon Pebbles took the time after the game to sign gear for the kids. That personal interaction made the evening extra special and created memories they’ll be talking about for a long time. The atmosphere was fun, safe, and engaging for all ages. Whether you’re a baseball fan or just looking for a great family outing, this is the perfect place to spend an evening. We can’t wait to come back!
★★★★★Jacob CountsExcellent family environment. It seems like they offer great packages for company outings too.
★★★★★Breon JohnsonGreat place to take your family! Different varieties of food at decent prices.
★★★★Al DThis is a cool, relatively small low A ballpark. Parking is free and convenient, and they have some kind of "special" going on for virtually every home game. We went to the game last Thursday and it was health care and military night where these folks got free general admission tickets. Also, it was thirsty Thursday with $2 Natty Lights. Only minor complaint in comparison with other slightly more updated minor league ballparks was the lack of dedicated, standing bar/concession tables where you could congregate and put your food/drinks in the concourse and watch the game. Instead, they had picnic tables that didn't offer as good a view. Again, minor complaint but a really nice ballpark! We'll be back again.