The Lehigh Valley IronPigs, the Triple-A affiliate based in Allentown, host Youth Baseball Camps each summer at Coca-Cola Park. Held roughly 9 a.m. to noon, the half-day camps are grouped by age (about 7-9 and 10-12) and cover hitting, pitching, fielding, throwing, and base running on the field, in the bullpen, and in the batting cages. Each camper receives daily lunch, a camp t-shirt, and two tickets to an IronPigs game.
The practical details
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 Lehigh Valley IronPigs directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
Camps nearby
Google Reviews
Powered by Google
★★★★★Lyndsie ThomasPlenty of food options🍟🍔 went for elementary schools singing 🎶🎵. Also have visited for baseball game ⚾️🧢, great fireworks🎆 I can hear them at night. There is a playground inside for children and during the holiday season great light show ❄️
★★★★★Genene PigliacelliAlways a great time. The prices are reasonable, parking is only $5. The stadium is clean and walkable. Nice food selection.
★Andrew M.I am only posting since I received a survey from the iron pigs and haven’t heard back from them. I had to use their promoted reseller “go tickets” to purchase. I purchased tickets for my father’s birthday back in March for today’s game 5/20/26. I was supposed to receive tickets 5/19 but didn’t receive them. I tried speaking with representatives multiple times but the go tickets AI chatbot prevented me from speaking with a human. I was finally able to speak with a representative at 10am, just 1 hour prior to the 11am start. Despite the 100% delivery guarantee they told me that they had not been able to get ahold of the seller to transfer the tickets to me. They also were not going to tell me as I had to call them. I was finally able to get them to transfer me someone else’s ticket 30 minutes prior to first pitch. We fortunately were able to actually attend the game, but we didn’t get to our seats until the end of the 1st inning. Also, my father is handicapped and since we couldn’t get there earlier since I didn’t have the tickets, we had to park all the way at the back of the lot which was very hard for him. Overall stressful and horrible ticket service. Would not recommend purchasing tickets from their sponsored ticket reseller. I did contact the ticket office about the problem but nobody answered. Otherwise the iron pigs are great, staff is friendly, and the park is very nice.
★★★★★colin curtinThere isnt a single bad place to sit at this park! The vibes are always amazing. Its so fun and theres always good food. If I could give more than 5 stars I would
★★★★DaddyWagsI thought I had never been to a game before but a family member insists I was there. Still not so sure. At any rate ... It was a good time being out in the beautiful weather last night. Perfect temps and low humidity made it a great night. Plus we we upstairs not mingling with the plebs and had food and drinks provided so that was great. The game itself was not very exciting except for so many people nearly getting smashed with foul balls. That was very interesting to watch! Not even sure if the Pigs won or not. The park is very nice and a clean facility. All the staff was very nice as well. Beer prices were less than I expected! I got 2 big yuengling cans, and three summer shandies plus a modest tip = $48. Not too bad.