Minnesota Hockey Camps is a summer hockey training program founded in 1976 by NHL scout and executive Chuck 'Gringo' Grillo and Miracle on Ice coach Herb Brooks. It runs camps by level and role - Squirt, Peewee, Bantam, Pro, Goalie and Girls - and counts more than 500 professional players among alumni, including Chris Stewart, TJ Oshie, Scott Hartnell, Joe Thornton and Bill Guerin. The camp was sold in late 2020 to former Minnesota Wild player Chris Stewart, longtime camp coach Craig Larson and local business owner Tony Maucieri, and since summer 2021 has been based at Breezy Point Hockey Center.
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★★★★★Bob NickelsonIt wouldn't be summer if my son didn't attend!! The first year he could barely skate and with the encouragement and support he got. WOW!! Now he can skate and play with the best of them!! Thanks for being a part of my sons hockey journey!!
★★★★★charity dirkmanAWESOME! AWESOME! AWESOME! Our son learned so much during camp week. The coaches were phenomenal. Highly recommend.
★★★★★James SeabloomHockey is a great sport and coupled with great people, MN Hockey Camps, my son experiences development in sports and in life. Thank you Herb Brooks for starting this camp. It's in good hands.
★★★★★Jon-david DiMaggioWas our first year attending MH Camp and was very impressed at the professionalism and systematic approach that was offered. From ownership, coaches,trainers,counselors and interns everyone was very professional . My son not only gained hockey knowledge and skill but grew as a person as well. Thanks to all and look forward to seeing you all again in the coming years!
★★★★★Guy CoffeyWe have been to a lot of hockey camps. MN Hockey Camp is the best one we've been to by far. Both of my sons want to go back for multiple weeks next year. The Grillo family lives the "hard work, have fun" philosophy and this seems to attract staff that lives it too. The result is an effective and fun camp. My kids came back exhausted and happy.