The Lakeshore Chinooks are a Northwoods League summer collegiate baseball team based in Mequon that hosts Youth Baseball Camps for area kids, run as half-day clinics from 8:30am to noon with instruction from Chinooks players and coaches. The listing is the collegiate team, whose youth offering is a short clinic rather than a full-day summer camp.
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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 Lakeshore Chinooks | Summer Collegiate Baseball directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★Jeanne HarderWe have attended games since the league started playing at Kapco field. On Sunday,July13th, we took 22 adults and kids to the game. How disappointed we were at first, being charged $5 for parking. Miss information from your office, no fun in announcing, and lack of announcing and a bad sound system. The attendance is half of what it was in the past. We were having a nine year old's birthday party. No mention on the screen or over sound system. Total lack of communication between office, box office and people on the grounds. We were told that you didn't have to pre-sign up for races, that there was a bobblehead give a way and then we were told on the grounds that was not correct. Information from office said they didn't know if the wrestler was going to show up either. Right hand doesn't seem to know what left hand is doing. This used to be an inexpensive family outting. These are not paid players. Now it seems like you are promoting beer sales instead of soda and hotdogs. By the bottom of the seventh inning over half the fans had left. I don't know if we will be attending any future games. We also have friends who were ticket holders and now don't attend either. Go back to family fun and games. Also, $5 for each child for the bouncehouse seems to put it out of range for young families. By the way, I am a 71 year old Ozaukee county resident. The only reason I gave you a star is because Concordia is a beautiful venue.
★★★★★Postcard Narrative Family Travel📣📣📣Make sure you don’t map to this location for the game! Lookup Kapco Park. This is just the office. Our first Chinooks experience was top notch. Be prepared that if you want to take your kids to the kids zone area, it is $5 for a wristband. Food and beer was fairly priced and there's not a bad seat in the house. It looks like they have really fun birthday packages! Ask the volunteers if there are any of the contests still open to sign up for. My family enjoyed the ice cream scoop challenge. In the spring, sign up for the Chinook's kids club, "Gill's Minnows Kids Club". This year it was sponsored by Kohler Credit Union and you get 3 free kids tickets, a hat, 10% off at the gift shop, and wristbands for the kids zone. It's $5 to park.
★★★★★D CastleWonderful and clean stadium, and so much cheaper/easier to bring kids to than a Brewers game. They have some fantastic promotions as well. And they have a very good food/drink menu available - even (Chinook) salmon!
★★★★★Jason RobinetteA+++ organization. Very well staffed. Eric Sam and Miguel are AWESOME if you need anything. There promotions team is very creative and talented. Very well done There concessions are affordable and yummy. Gill is the face of the team. He loves interacting with the fans to make their experience fun.
★★★★★Maddie TeddieTerrific family entertainment that is reasonably priced. Free parking, beautiful Concordia Campus. Concessions always have something exciting and new as well as old favorites. Staff and interns do an amazing job. Great promotions and theme nights. College players are fun to watch as they develop into future major leaguers. The Chinooks also feature the best mascot since the San Diego Chicken.