Milford Little League is a recreational baseball and softball program serving over 800 children in Milford, with divisions from Tee Ball (age 4/5) through Junior/Senior League. It is a seasonal youth sports league, not a 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 Milford Little League directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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Hasn't opened up yet,but looks like a very nice venue!!!
We just signed our son up for introduction to sports. Five nights of basics of multiple sports. First knight was soccer and our son had a blast. The coaches were amazing and you had one coach for every four kids so they got good one on one coaching. The baseball fields were full and very well kept. The concession stand was open and had a normal section of food and drinks. Well worth a visit. And look them up to see what sports they offer.
It's a nice place to play baseball, but u really could use a,coffee pot cuz,it was chilly out there tonite n alot of ppl wanted hot chocolate r a cup of hot coffee to get the chill off
I am looking at the ratings, where do you normally play? This was terrible.I just want to vent as to how disappointing this tournament facility was. Our first 12U softball games were on a field with a grass infield. Ok we can deal with that. But the grass was long, uncut and full of weeds. The outfield was just as bad. Trash cans did not get emptied all day. Trash was all over the ground. Most of the outhouses did not have toilet paper, which is pretty tough on 12 year olds. That was just the first day. Day two, we played on a regular softball field. But the outfield was uncut, full of weeds and large sections of dead grass that were tripping hazards to the outfielders not to mention the really bad bounces the balls took. As a team, we expected much more. As a parent, I will pass this on to the softball community. Disappointed in what the USSSA considers acceptable field conditions. Steve Bogan



