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 Maplewood Independent Youth Baseball League directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Powered by GoogleWatched my son's play at maple wood for years. Now I get to watch my grandson play! Update: well 2 yrs he played yr3 nope! The coach was awful they never had practice they act like because it’s still t-ball who cares and his parents weren’t paying big money for games and practices to continuously cancelled! 😢 thanks a bunch to the crappy coaches who don’t care!
Great park for toddlers to teens.
I've played here since I was six and it has taught me many things about baseball not just skil but self control, team work, and I Wana thank all my coach's for everything they've done for me pushed me to the limit cause they knew I could do it so i wanna thank all my coaches, Coach Chad, Coach Jeff, Coach Kile, Coach Beth, Coach Chris, and especially Coach Roni for pushing me to my best and that is why I am here with all of my potential I couldn't have done it without all of my coaches by my side so thank you. You should really bring ur kid's here they will learn so much.
This park has a new playground for the kids sponsored by The Patriots. It has 3 baseball fields, a tennis court, a basketball court and a maze of walkways to walk your dog. It even has a shady spot under the trees to cool off on a hot summers day. Highly recommend.
Great competition and beautiful park. The league invests in itself and its players. Fields are well groomed with new scoreboards. They offer a huge off site indoor batting cage facility to allow for winter training. The end of season banquet is second to none where huge championship trophies are handed out to the players along with special end of season awards. My son played elsewhere from ages 3-12 where he aged out.This year(2020) makes his second year playing at Maplewood. Maplewood Independent Baseball League will allow him to continue to grow and play until he is 18 years old.


